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  • Combat Logistics course teaches a broader perspective

    Andersen members from various career fields attended the Air Force Institute of Technology's Combat Logistics course here March 7 to 14 to broaden their horizons and strengthen themselves as professional Airmen. The course is designed to prepare Air Force logisticians to operate in today's combat

  • Military Working Dogs: behind the display of bite and bark

    The spectators cheer as Mike, a 36th Security Forces Squadron military working dog, obeys his handler's every command and sinks his teeth on the decoy's arm during a demonstration at the University of Guam, March 13.The decoy for that demonstration, Staff Sgt. Kyle Stout, a 36 SFS military dog

  • Andersen members lend a hand in Cambodia

    As a result of minimal and inaccessible healthcare, the 14.1 million citizens of Cambodia, a country still struggling to leave behind the remnants of a tumultuous history, are often subjected to a lifetime of illness and disease.To alleviate the suffering of a people who bear the scars of war,

  • Yokota recognizes MOH recipient in ceremony

    On a dreary, rain-soaked afternoon, Airmen, their families and civilian counterparts paid respect to one of the United States Air Force's fallen heroes in a Medal of Honor Rededication Ceremony, March 9, 2012 at Yokota Air Base, Japan. During the ceremony, members of Team Yokota were joined by Rich

  • Wing celebrates KLI graduation

    March is graduation season in Japan and like many flowers that bloom in spring, it is time for new graduates to bud. Kadena Language Institute celebrated its 13th graduation ceremony, March 9, at the Kadena Town Central Community Center. Col. Roftiel Constantine, the 18th Mission Support Group

  • Wolf Pack responds to simulated aircraft accident

    Airmen here were tested by emergency management inspectors, March 14, during a simulated aircraft accident on base. The exercise kicked off at approximately 9 a.m. with loud explosions near the 8th Fighter Wing headquarters building. Airmen quickly alerted emergency responders and started assisting

  • Snow Barn tackles heavy snow, ice

    Winter certainly is not over here, and the Iceman Team is definitely no stranger to snow. With the season still in effect, members at Eielson's Snow Barn are working diligently to keep the mission on track.Tech. Sgt. Orlin Rohde, 354th Civil Engineer Squadron noncommissioned officer in charge of the

  • Runway repair raises bilateral relations

    Kadena's Airmen and the Koku Jieitai, known as the Japan Air Self-Defense Force, have created a strong bilateral friendship over the years.Sharing skills is one of the biggest ways to strengthen this friendship.Beginning March 8, Kadena hosted a class on runway repair for the Japanese