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  • Recycling: conserve resources for future generations

    Recycling hasn't been around as long as the Earth, but it's a sure step in the right direction for preserving the environment to make the natural beauty of this planet last a little longer.Andersen Air Force Base, Guam, known for its active mission in supporting the Asia-Pacific theater, is also

  • Aeromedical Evac team saves 3-day-old baby

    Pacific Air Force's area of responsibility extends from the west coast of the United States to the east coast of Africa and from the Arctic to the Antarctic, spanning more than 100 million square miles, but covering this distance can be a challenge when providing proper medical care.The mission: get

  • Pacific Angel begins in Indonesia

    Service members from the Republic of Indonesia, alongside 56 members of the U.S. military kicked-off the second iteration of Operation Pacific Angel 2013 here, April 22.Operation Pacific Angel 13-2, scheduled through April 27, is a joint-combined humanitarian assistance operation to support U.S.

  • Kadena Chapel hosts clergy day for local religious leaders

    More than 50 local religious leaders from Okinawa visited Kadena for Japanese Clergy Day April 17.Local Catholic and Protestant religious leaders from Okinawan churches came to Kadena Air Base with the Kadena Chaplain Corps for a day of religious commonality, nicknamed the "Spiritual Air Show."

  • Andersen Airmen, U.S. EPA combine conservation efforts on Earth Day

    In commemoration of Earth Day, more than 150 volunteers participated in a coastal cleanup on Tarague Beach at Andersen Air Force Base, Guam, April 21, 2013.Earth Day is an international event demonstrating the commitment and significant investment the United States and other countries have made

  • Kadena resiliency program adapts, grows

    One year ago, base helping agencies joined forces to create a web-based resiliency school to promote and increase education.The program, called Kadena Leadership Pathways, is open to all military members, active duty, guard and reservist, as well as Department of Defense civilians and dependents. It

  • Airman found guilty of multiple offenses

    Senior Airman Justin J. Lyle, 35th Logistics Readiness Squadron, was found guilty at a special court-martial held at Misawa Air Base, Japan April 4, 2013. He was charged with departing from his place of duty at a unit urinalysis sweep without authorization, violating the Pacific Air Forces Commander

  • DMAA illegal for military members

    The road to staying fit to fight branches off in different directions for military members. For some, a regular workout schedule, or a change in diet may be sufficient to produce desired results. For others, shakes, supplements and vitamins may be included for building muscle or preparation for an

  • Teams square off in AFAF Sports Day competition

    Fifty people amassing 12 teams gathered at the Risner Fitness Center here April 12 with one common process on their minds: compete, control ... and contribute.Teams from all around the base shelled out cash as donations to the Air Force Assistance Fund for their chance to dominate the courts in each