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  • Being Red Cross ready helps during emergencies

    Being prepared for emergencies is crucial at home, school, work and in the community, but how does someone prepare for something as devastating as an earthquake or tsunami? The best way to stay "Red Cross Ready" is to have a kit, make a plan and be informed, said Jane Dustman of the Yokota Air Base

  • U.S., Japanese Airmen meet for cultural exchange

    Air Force and Japan Air Self Defense Force (JASDF) officers came together at the JASDF's Meguro College for an English language cultural exchange here May 31. During the year-long Command and Staff Course at the college, JASDF majors and captains learn the necessary skills to take on future

  • 374th LRS helps clean Mizuho community

    Volunteers from the 374th Logistics Readiness Squadron and their family members joined the Mizuho community during the 25th Mizuho Town Annual Cleanup. June is environmental month in Japan and during the cleanup Japanese citizens pick up trash and clean the streets and parks. This year the community

  • Allies team up for joint exercise at Kunsan

    Members of the 8th Fighter Wing and the Republic of Korea air force have teamed up for a joint training exercise June 8 at Kunsan Air Base. Two South Korean F-16s from the 111th Fighter Squadron, two F-16 Fighting Falcons from the 35th Fighter Squadron, Airmen of the 35th Aircraft Maintenance Unit

  • Marines team up in Red Flag

    Marine Corps aircrews from the Yuma, Arizona-based 513th Marine Attack Squadron traded their desert landscape for Alaska's "last frontier" and found themselves players in a whole new game at this year's Red Flag-Alaska June 4. Joining fellow pilots from the U.S. and several allied nations, Marine

  • Misawa squadrons swap out Iraqi mission

    Two F-16 Fighting Falcons flying thousands of feet in the air track a pair of vehicles full of known al-Qaida insurgents on the ground. The vehicles stop at a location free of collateral damage, and command officials make a decision. The F-16s drop precision-guided munitions and destroy the

  • Hickam’s Auto Skills Center Earns Blue Seal

    The Auto Skills Center here recently received the Blue Seal of Excellence from the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence. The award, presented by the independent, non-profit organization, is reserved for facilities that have proven to be committed to the highest quality work. The

  • Army to participate in Red Flag-Alaska 07-2

    U.S. Army Alaska Soldiers will participate in a combined exercise with more than 1,400 military members from the United States, Singapore and Australia today through June 15. Typically, previous Red Flag exercises catered only to the multi-national air forces community. However, as Alaska Army units