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  • Andersen takes aim: "90 at 90"

    Maintaining peak combat readiness begins and ends with healthy, motivated and well-trained Airmen. To ensure no one is left behind, base leadership is seeking to implement a new program pushing servicemembers to the pinnacle of physical fitness.The new initiative, called "90 at 90", was set in

  • FISHER HOUSE Facility opens on JBER

    The Fisher House of Anchorage officially opened its doors Dec. 22 to family members of military patients. "The Alaska Fisher House is a compassionate-care facility located within walking distance of the (Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson) hospital and the Veterans Affairs Center," said Air Force Lt.

  • Information Assurance: Defending Cyberspace

    Today, as never before, Department of Defense networks and the personnel who maintain them are being tested to the very limits of their ability to deflect assault. Attackers all over the world are utilizing every conceivable method to gain access to our critical systems and introduce malicious code

  • Hickam Field Survivor's remains make final journey through Hickam

    Approximately 850 Airmen lined the road, standing rigidly at attention. Their right hands slowly rose to their brow and the salutes rippled down the line as a white hearse approached.The remains of Wilfred Toczko, a retired Army Air Corps Captain, passed around Atterbury Circle on Joint Base Pearl

  • You never know: How one senior NCO is helping Airmen take control

    From helping Air Force families cope with deployments, to helping Airmen take control of their careers, one master sergeant has made a profession of giving back and paying it forward. Master Sgt. Jessica Woodruff, 8th Force Support Squadron career assistance advisor, probably knows more about career

  • Dorm renovations bring improved quality of life to Osan

    In an attempt to improve the quality of life for Airmen, members of 51st Civil Engineer Squadron have been working alongside Korean contractors to renovate dormitories on here since September 2011. The main focus of the renovations is to give the dormitories a modern upgrade by replacing electrical

  • Do the Spice, Pay the Price

    Spice use is on the rise and Air Force officials are using methods such as drug testing, education and the Uniformed Code of Military Justice to put a stop to substance abuse. While the Air Force has always had a zero-tolerance policy, as of Jan. 4 Guam officials have banned the substance as well