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  • Yokota shares Prime BEEF with JASDF

    Japan Air Self-Defense Force members toured the 374th Civil Engineer Squadron's airfield damage repair training ground at Yokota Air Base, Japan, June 16, 2016. During the tour, the 374th CES demonstrated airfield damage repair and flightline emergency procedures.

  • Pacific Angel 16-2 concludes with closing ceremony

    Pacific Angel 16-2 to Kampot Province, Cambodia, came to an official end June 20 during a closing ceremony at Wat Seung Primary School, one of the sites renovated by multinational civil engineers during the humanitarian mission.

  • Pacific Angel Engineers build partnerships in Cambodia

    Civil Engineers from the Royal Cambodian Armed Forces, Royal Australian Air Force and the U.S. Armed Forces worked together to repair schools and health centers in Kampot Province, Cambodia, during Pacific Angel 16-2, a multilateral humanitarian assistance/civil military mission.

  • PACANGEL 16-2 medics work together to bring medical care to Kampot

    A hospital is a place of healing and recovery. It is a sanctuary where medical treatment can be found and provided for the sick or injured. Thanks to Pacific Angel 16-2, the quality care found within a hospital is now being given to the people of Kampot Province, Cambodia.

  • Personnel recovery exercise brings rescue teams together for RF-A 16-2

    The phrase, “So Others May Live to Return with Honor” expresses the overarching goal of those serving in the rescue community and it connects a myriad of career fields dedicated to fulfilling that mission.RED FLAG-Alaska 16-2 provided an opportunity to connect survival, evasion, resistance and

  • Red Air: Aggressors’ experience provides life-saving training

    Uttered proudly in unison after a briefing before an air-to-air fight, “Have at you!” inspired by the 1975 film “Monty Python and the Holy Grail,” signifies being the enemy squadron who will defend its battlefield, regardless of the cost.Pilots from the 18th Aggressor Squadron take the role of “Red

  • Supporting mission: 611th ASUS ensures island functions

    Air Force jobs run nearly the entire occupational spectrum, including every trade from piloting to carpentry to logistics. The men and women of the 611th Air Support Squadron Quality Assurance team sum all of those occupations and add another: running an island.On June 11, the QA team finished a

  • F-15 Eagle: Timeless airframe with modern capabilities

    For more than 40 years the F-15 Eagle has defended the skies with a track record of success unlike any other fighter jet in the history of aviation.While the airframe has been aging, generations of hard work from maintainers, engineers and pilots has kept the aircraft lethal, advanced and relevant

  • Weather flight increases bilateral knowledge

    A member of the Japan Air Self-Defense Force weather station joined the 374th Operations Support Squadron weather flight during a shadow program at Yokota Air Base June 14. The program enables members from both services to exchange information to gain knowledge on how their counterparts perform the

  • PACAF, PACFLT coordinate arrival of VAQ-138 detachment in Philippines

    After coordination and planning efforts by U.S. Pacific Command’s Joint Force Air Component Command headquartered at Pacific Air Forces, the first temporary detachment of U.S. Navy EA-18G Growler airborne electronic attack aircraft arrived at Clark Air Base, Philippines, June 15. This detachment,