Team Andersen participates in Yellow Ribbon Program

In an effort to reach out and support members of the Guam Air Force Reserve, several 36th Wing personnel temporarily relocated to Saipan to participate in the Yellow Ribbon Program July 23.Representatives from various Andersen squadrons and organizations were on-hand to answer questions, provide

Airmen enhance relationships, airfield ops in Cambodia

Having the ability to deploy anywhere in the world within 12 hours to build an air base and sustain airfield operations is a critical capability that few countries have the capacity to accomplish.Airmen deployed here in support of Pacific Angel Cambodia 11-1 are exchanging ideas and sharing best

Eielson medics overcome challenges during Operation Pacific Angel - Mongolia

In a deployed environment, military medical professionals must be prepared to do their job with available resources to make sure people get the help they need.Several Airmen from the 354th Medical Group had a chance to face these challenges as part of a team of medical professionals who provided

Airmen join Soldiers, community to spruce up park

Airmen from the 354th Fighter Wing and the 168th Air Refueling Wing at Eielson Air Force Base, Alaska joined Soldiers from Fort Wainwright and members of the local community for the 11th Annual Community Partnership Day Aug. 3 at Memorial Park at Fort Wainwright, Alaska.The event has taken place

Caesar's Creek students tour CMF

Operation Purple Camp comes to Okinawa

On Aug. 1, 50 military youth on Okinawa began a week of fun in the sun at Okuma Recreation Facility thanks to the facility and the National Military Family Association. Dion Bass, the facility's Teen Center director, and Geoffrey Rinehart, its Youth Center director, teamed up with the NMFA to bring

Preventing disease in Cambodia, one mosquito at a time

KOH KONG, Cambodia - U.S. Air Force medical specialists are partnering with local experts here to hunt and trap some of the world's most dangerous insects, carrying some of the world's deadliest diseases. In an effort to conduct surveillance and assist Cambodians in expanding their technology and

U.S., Cambodia partner for civil military assistance mission

U.S. Airmen are partnering with their Royal Cambodian Armed Forces aircrew, engineer, and medical counterparts this week for a combined civil military assistance mission in Koh Kong Province, Cambodia, scheduled to run through Aug. 12. The mission, known as Operation Pacific Angel 11-1, is part of a

Japanese General tours Hickam

Japanese Maj. Gen. Jun Nagashima, Director J-4, Joint Staff, Ministry of Defense, toured the Hickam side of Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, from Aug. 1 - 5. The visit included a tour of the C-17 Globemaster simulator, static display, and a Command Overview briefing. According to Col. Mark McLeod,

Preventing disease in Cambodia, one mosquito at a time

U.S. Air Force medical specialists are partnering with local experts here to hunt and trap some of the world's most dangerous insects, carrying some of the world's deadliest diseases. In an effort to conduct surveillance and encourage Cambodians to expand their technology and health care, the