F-22 wife finishes 2013 Boston Marathon

Katie Heath, wife of 90th Fighter Squadron F-22 pilot Capt. Kevin Heath, finished the Boston marathon in 3 hours and 48 minutes, approximately 20 minutes before the explosions that killed and injured runners and spectators April 15. Heath was in the family area about two blocks from the finish line

Yokota library supports Month of the Military Child

U.S. Air Force F-22s, F-15s pair with JASDF Eagle partners

A squadron of U.S. Air Force F-22 Raptors from Langley Air Force Base, Va., partnered with F-15 Eagle pilots from the Japan Air Self-Defense Force from Naha Air Base, Japan, for bilateral training April 5. The training, the fourth of its kind since 2007, gave both U.S. and Japanese pilots the

Airman, families prepare for peak travel season

Once again, peak season has arrived at Osan. There are many things to consider while preparing for your permanent change of station. Your local traffic management office can clarify all of your travel questions that may arise during this process, such as travel entitlements, routing, and Air

Keeping the flow of information going

For the Air Force to run as a well-oiled machine, communication between bases around the world needs to be flawless. Helping Pacific Air Forces maintain this global contact is a close-knit group of Airmen from the 374th Communication Squadron.A group of 34 Airmen, from four different career fields

2013 Days of Remembrance; Never Again: Heeding the Warning Signs

POLAR FORCE: A total force of JBER Airmen sharpen their skills during Operation Readiness Exercise

The continuous 24-hour operational readiness exercise, Polar Force 13-3, came to a close Monday after a week of evaluating Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson's Air Forces deployment capabilities, despite weather complications."Arctic Warriors, congratulations on a very successful Polar Force 13-3

Play it safe with Alaska wildlife on JBER

Being stationed in Alaska is a unique opportunity for many families, and a lot of the spectacular aspects of being stationed at JBER are literally located right in service members' own backyards. It's not uncommon to come across a moose peeling birch bark off a tree at a residence or to discover a

Airmen speak to KHS students at Career Day

Swab your cheek, save a life

Team Osan has the opportunity to potentially save lives through a base-wide bone marrow registry drive April 15-19. The registration will be hosted throughout units across the base, with a central registry at the Base Exchange 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. April 16, 19.Bone marrow is paramount in the treatment