Keeping sight all right

Yellow school buses taking kids off to school, red lights when the traffic is already out of hand, and black coffee to give that extra boost in the morning.The human eye can distinguish about 10 million colors.Life would be pretty bland if not for our sight and the ophthalmic technicians and doctors

Cool School teachers arctic survival

Surviving in the wilderness could be intimidating for some, but doing so during a brutal Alaskan winter could be downright scary. Detachment 1, 66th Training Squadron's Arctic Survival Training course offers students a set of skills invaluable to enduring the subarctic climate of interior Alaska and

Assistant Secretary of Air Force visits Misawa

Yokota, Kadena civilians recognized as Good Deed Award recipients

Units combine for deployment scenario training exercise

The giant voice announcements heard on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson last week were part of Exercise Polar Force 11-10, Nov. 15-17.Through cold weather and long hours, Airman of the 3rd Wing and 673d Air Base Wing worked together in Polar Force as a war fighting team and tested their ability to

Okinawans, Americans bond during Okinawa International Carnival

Okinawans and Americans spent time together during the annual Okinawan International Carnival, Nov. 26, 2011. The carnival was an opportunity to celebrate the more than two decades of history between Kadena and Okinawa. The carnival included a parade, food and a giant tug-of-war competition.

Warriors for Warriors presents token of appreciation to COMPACAF

PACAF leadership shows Kunsan Airmen they care

The Pacific Air Forces commander and vice commander visited here Nov. 21 to 24.The generals received several mission briefings from units across the base and several demonstrations on how the Wolf Pack is always ready to take the fight north tonight.Gen. Gary North, PACAF commander, and Lt. Gen.

COMPACAF celebrates Thanksgiving with Hickam Airmen

PACAF commander serves holiday meals to Osan Airmen