Tops in Blue takes the stage at Kunsan

Tops in Blue, one of the oldest and most widely traveled entertainment groups of its kind, made its way Nov. 20 to Kunsan Air Base to perform for the Wolf Pack.The vocalists, musicians, dancers and technicians will perform close to 130 performances during their 10-month tour throughout the U.S. and

Osan Airmen take Combat Fitness Challenge

Staying fit in a deployed environment may make the difference is saving a life, and Osan Airmen recently challenges themselves to the Marine Combat Fitness Test Oct. 26, 2012, to see where their abilities ranked against their sister service.Approximately 86 Airmen showed up for the test, an event

SecAF talks Pacific airpower

Secretary of the Air Force Michael Donley met with Team Andersen Airmen at an Airman's Call here Nov. 20. The secretary discussed several topics of national and international interest, to include the importance of Guam in the Asia-Pacific region, restructuring the size of the Air Force, changes in

Osan hosts Toys for Tots softball tournament

Approximately 50 people stationed around the peninsula came out to show their support and play in the 15th Annual Toys for Tots Softball Tournament Nov. 17 at Osan Air Base, Republic of Korea. Members from Osan, U.S. Army Garrison Yongsan and Camp Humphreys played in a single-elimination tournament

Osan's Exchange celebrates Brand Opening

The Osan Exchange opened its doors after completing six months of upgrades and renovations Nov. 16, 2012. The upgrades include a new floor plan that would offer more room for products, and putting in a new Chinese restaurant to the food court. "Everything we've done to the Exchange has been to serve

Tops in Blue visit Kadena

Kadena's Airman shines during Tops in Blue

As the premiere U.S. Air Force entertainment group, Tops in Blue, performs for service members stationed around the world, they bring music, dance and just good old American spirit, but for this trip to Kadena, they brought something a little extra. The group brought home one of Kadena's very own,

Misawa's energy guru analyzes work centers for energy savings

Many Misawa Air Base service members have heard the call to conserve energy and resources. Some have even signed pledges to be more energy efficient at work and home. Now, the 35th Civil Engineer Squadron has someone with one eye on the base's energy usage, and the other eye on a checklist. Cari

KSO brings Okinawan communities, U.S. military together

Although 13 years and innumerable participants have come and gone since the first Kadena Special Olympics, one special-needs athlete has remained a constant competitor for the past half decade. Akihito Ueshiro, from Okinawa City, Okinawa, Japan, continues to demonstrate his unwavering enthusiasm for

KSO holds special meaning for Kadena family

Every year hundreds of athletes and artists with special needs gather at Kadena Air Base to enjoy the sports and art they love.For a young, smiling, Marlee McDaniel, daughter of the 18th Wing vice commander, this is her first year competing in the Kadena Special Olympics. "This is emotional for us.