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  • The end of an era: Kunsan's 'Wolf Pack Warrior' set to expire

    Kunsan is keeping in line with Air Force Smart Operations-21 and Air Force leadership's vision by retiring the base's award-winning Wolf Pack Warrior newspaper April 27.   To help improve the quality and timeliness of getting news to Wolf Pack members and base readers alike, Kunsan is transitioning

  • PACAF band tours India

    If any group of musicians knows about dedication, going above and beyond, and stepping it up that extra notch, it's the Pacific Air Forces rock band "Pacific Trends." The Pacific Air Forces rock band performed at the Indian Institute of Technology March 16th, as part of their tour through the

  • Pacific Trends rocks India

    For the Indian Air Force's 75th anniversary, the Pacific Air Forces rock group "Pacific Trends" joined military bands from India, Singapore, Sri Lanka, and Thailand to perform at the Indian Air Force Platinum Jubilee Tattoo here March 17. This was one of the final performances of Pacific Trends in

  • U.S. participates in Australian airshow

    With a cut of a ribbon Pacific Air Forces Commander Gen. Paul V. Hester officially helped open the U.S. exposition at the 2007 Australian International Airshow at Avalon Airport in Southern Australia. During this 6 day event, the Army, Navy, Air Force and Marines will be on display for an audience

  • Air Force fosters "warrior ethos" in all Airmen

    Whether it's the recent changes to basic military training, continual preparation for deployments, engaging in combat or new and better uniforms, Air Force leaders are instilling a warrior mindset in Airmen. That warrior ethos -- the foundation of what it means to be an Airman -- traces its roots to

  • C-17 missions play vital role in war on terrorism

    Sitting on the tarmac here, the "Spirit of Go for Broke," a C-17 Globemaster III from Hickam Air Force Base, Hawaii, looks like any other of its kind. Large, grey, boxy, with expansive wings ending in a curved wingtip, this C-17 is one of eight aircraft jointly maintained and operated by both active

  • Education: Airmen's 'most powerful weapon'

    If knowledge is power, as the old saying goes, then the Air Force is creating some mighty warriors indeed. With education benefits ranging from tuition assistance to free CLEP and DANTES testing, Airmen here and across the world can change their lives through learning. "Education can make you a