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  • Osan, ROK showcase capabilities at Air Power Day

    More than 50,000 visitors looked toward the sky and witnessed aerial acts from across the globe at the 2011 Air Power Day at Osan Air Base Oct. 29 and 30.Headlining Air Power Day was the Republic of Korea Air Force's official aerial demonstration team the Black Eagles. Their overwhelming force and

  • Population of Wake doubles during recent TRANSPAC

    Wake Island Airfield's regular billeting of 182 male beds and 16 female beds was recently near to capacity as a joint TRANSPAC movement made its way from Hawaii to Japan.Although the tiny 3-island atoll in the mid-Pacific known as Wake Island has only about 135 permanent party workers, it can

  • Airmen win weapons crew test with zero defects

    Third Wing F-22 Raptor weapons crews at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson competed in the 3rd Wing's quarterly load competition Oct. 21.The 90th Aircraft Maintenance Unit and the 525th Aircraft Maintenance Unit competed for bragging rights at "Fighter Town," home to the 525th Fighter Squadron.Tech.

  • Beverly Midnight 11-05 improves readiness, increases Wolf Pack resolve

    Wolf Pack servicemembers tested their ability to survive and operate with various simulated wartime operations during operational readiness exercise Beverly Midnight 11-05 here Oct. 24 to 28. The exercise put Airmen through scenarios that included non-combatant evacuation operations; ground,

  • Navy puts Growler to the test

    U.S. Navy EA-18G Growler from the VAQ-135 BLACK RAVENS of Naval Air Station Whidbey Island, Washington trained alongside Eielson pilots during RED FLAG-Alaska 12-1.The BLACK RAVENS attended RF-A as just one portion of their training to familiarize themselves with the almost three year old EA-18G

  • USAF recruiter showcases 354 SFS

    The local AF recruiter spoke to more than 25 students at North Pole High School Oct. 18, 2011. The Air Force recruiter program reaches a wide audience and challenges its recruiters to effectively inform prospective applicants with information about how careers in the military should not go