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  • Silver Flag prepares Airmen for deployment

    More than 100 Airmen from Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska, learned skills they will need to operate in a combat environment after completing the weeklong Silver Flag training exercise here March 16. Silver Flag provides expeditionary combat support training to Airmen in the civil engineer,

  • New program lets Airmen speak their mind

    A group of Airmen and USAF civilians are being invited to become the Air Force's Internal Communication Assessment Group, called the ICAG. Internal communication refers to how the Air Force delivers information to Airmen and USAF civilians. Senior Air Force leaders want to know Airmen's interests,

  • Osan Officers' Club best in Air Force

    It doesn't matter what it is, whether it's a promotion party, a wedding or lunch, the Osan Officers' Club does it right. Its because of this, the club received awards in customer service and recognition as the best officers' club in the Air Force for 2006. "Since the club was built 20 years ago,

  • Deployed Nighthawk visits Osan

    After being on the Korean Peninsula for almost two months, an F-117A Nighthawk, from the 49th Fighter Wing's Fighting Forty Niners based at Holloman AFB, N.M., made a stealth visit to Osan March 8. The visit was in part a show of the Nighthawk's capabilities and what the U.S. Air Force could bring

  • Wolf Pack chapel named best small wing chapel in PACAF

      The Pacific Air Forces command chaplain paid a visit to the Wolf Pack chapel March 7 through 9 to not only name the chapel the 'PACAF 2006 Small Base Chapel Organization Award winner,' but prepare the staff for upcoming changes.   "All three visitors were impressed by the espirit de corps

  • What's on the Chief's Scope?

    Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. T. Michael Moseley launched a new Web feature March 14 to tell Airmen what is of special interest to him. Known as "The Chief's Scope," it is designed to briefly highlight current topics General Moseley feels are important to America's Airmen. "The issues on my scope

  • Military photographers key to training, investigations

    Security forces and medical services Airmen respond to the scene of a mock accident. After the victims are taken care of, the scene will be documented for investigative purposes -- that's where the base photographer comes in. Senior Airman Barnett is a photographer with the 35th Communications

  • Eielson powers its own mission

    Every morning, as Airmen here drive onto base, they are greeted by friendly waves -- waves of billowing steam stretching into the crisp morning sky. This steam is more than just hot air. It is the life's blood of the base, and it comes from the central heat and power plant here. "It is unique," said