Navy Prowler's inspected, ready for flight during NE15

Record-breaking Anchorage weather provides unsurpassed training potential at NE15

The first week of Exercise Northern Edge 15 in Alaska brought with it record-breaking high temperatures which meant perfect flying conditions for the joint training exercise."It is unseasonably warm up here, but hot for Alaska is still comparatively benign for the lower 48 states," said Capt.

Army participates in NE15

Marines prepare aircraft for flight at NE15

Northern Edge 15 begins at Eielson

Exercise Northern Edge 15 conducts training scenarios in skies of Alaska

Navy Super Hornets engage in NE15

A week at Yokota Air Base

The 374th Airlift Wing includes four groups: operations, mission support, maintenance and medical. Each group manages several squadrons in order to carry out the wing's mission.Yokota Air Base is also home to U.S. Forces Japan, a joint service headquarters coordinating matters affecting U.S. and

Northern Edge 2015 fills skies

Approximately 200 military aircraft filled the skies above Alaska June 16 signifying the start of the joint training exercise Northern Edge 2015.Hosted by Alaskan Command, NE15 brings together approximately 6,000 U.S. military service members in a joint-forces environment to prepare to respond to

Operational mission complete for Screaming Eagles

Members of the 96th Air Refueling Squadron launched four KC-135 Stratotankers to conduct their final mission, or "Fini" flight, here June 11.According to Lt Col. Jason Work, 96th ARS commander, due to the upcoming deactivation of the squadron, this was the last operational mission for them.To mark