Lt. Gen. and Mrs. Angelella visit Yokota facilities

Holly Petraeus visits with JBER troops and families

The U.S. military is overwhelmingly a young population. Often they are recently out of high school or college, in their first real job. And, flush with cash, service members can be an easy mark for scammers and unscrupulous businesspeople.Holly Petraeus, assistant director for Servicemember Affairs

18th Medical Group demonstrates versatility in LORE

Beverly High 12-5 EME tests Kadena emergency responses

Idols sing to the young and old

'Less than lethal': How defenders prefer to protect

At only 20 years old, Airman 1st Class Edward Carter is responsible for protecting the lives of thousands of Airmen stationed at Kunsan Air Base, dozens of F-16 Fighting Falcons and countless other assets here.He and hundreds of other 8th Security Forces Squadron Airmen stand ready, around the

Commentary: Kadena Airman aids wingman from across the globe

Editor's note: The first thoughts of being a wingman are typically helping to mow grass for deployed friends or babysitting their kids in a last minute emergency, despite previous plans. However, for one Airman, the dedication from a wingman at Kadena could mean the difference between life and

Team Andersen takes part in GovGuam's Adopt-A-School

Team Andersen Units have partnered up with GovGuam and local agencies to conduct school clean ups for the Adopt-A-School program during the month of August.The Adopt-A-School program is a GovGuam project where groups or individuals volunteer their time to clean and improve school ground, getting the

18th CES restores only Quonset hut on Kadena

A semi-circular building with a rusted steel roof sits surrounded by dense Okinawan jungle across the street from the 18th Wing headquarters building. Japanese and American World War II artifacts from around Okinawa, either found in caves or donated by base units, used to inhabit the structure.

8th CES relocates aircraft arresting systems

The 8th Civil Engineer Squadron heavy equipment, power production and structures shops came together Aug. 18 to relocate aircraft arresting systems on the Kunsan Air Base flightline. Some of Kunsan's seven sets of emergency braking systems were left underwater after heavy rainfall last week. When