Air Force Staff Sgt. invents iFly program

There's a new computer-based program designed to track the training status for pilots. It's called "iFly," invented by Air Force Staff Sgt. Jose Castillo, 3rd Wing aviation resource management. It may become the new standard for the Pacific Air Forces.The path that led to this program shines with

35 SFS proves to be outstanding

Out of 36 medium-sized security forces units in the Air Force, Misawa Air Base's 35th Security Forces Squadron stands out as the best. In a memorandum sent on behalf of Brig. Gen. Jimmy McMillian, Air Force director of Security Forces, the 35 SFS was announced as the winner of the Air Force

Mustang CC coins Wolf Pack Airmen for exceptional work

Col. Patrick McKenzie, 51st Fighter Wing commander from Osan Air Base, Republic of Korea, coined 13 Wolf Pack Airmen here, April 6, as a show of appreciation for hard work displayed in the events following an Air Force F-16 Fighting Falcon crash near Kunsan Air Base, ROK, March 21.The F-16, assigned

Kunsan defenders train Security Forces augmentees

Sexual Assault Awareness Month hits the ground running

Jump Rope for Joy

Exchange of ideas key to success of Cope Taufan 2012

While Cope Taufan 2012 may be billed as just a live-flying exercise between the U.S. Air Force and Royal Malaysian Air Force, but there's also quite of bit of knowledge being shared on the ground as well.Chief Master Sgt. William Makaneole, Pacific Air Forces plans and programs action officer and

Airman Dorm Leaders help integrate junior troops

For unaccompanied Airmen on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, the dormitories are both a place they can call home and a sanctuary where they can relax. The dormitories are kept safe and up to Air Force standards by dormitory leaders under the Airman Dormitory Leadership Program."We are here to guide,

Mayors from Guam visit Andersen AFB

2012 Andersen AFB SARC 5K