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  • Law enforcement members honored during Police Week

    Silence falls upon a group of law enforcement professionals standing at attention in a formation, a hand-held radio is keyed and the ceremony begins:Control, raise Senior Airman Nicholas Alden.Senior Airman Nicholas Alden, control...Senior Airman Nicholas Alden, control...Senior Airman Nicholas

  • VFW Armed Forces Day Parade at Osan

    The annual Veterans of Foreign Wars Armed Forces Day Parade was held at Osan Air Base, Republic of Korea, May 21. Starting at the base's main gate, more than 25 squadrons and organizations participated.  The parade showcased services, unit guide-ons and squadron vehicles.

  • Eielson Celebrates National Law Enforcement Week

    Approximately fifty years after the inception of National Peace Officers Memorial Day, the citizens of this grateful nation continue to honor law enforcement officers on May 15.National Peace Officers Memorial Day marks the beginning of a National Police Week -- a week dedicated to remembering the

  • JBER team rounded up for RODEO action

    The Airmen have been rounded up and they've been preparing themselves for this year's Air Mobility Command RODEO, which is set to take place from July 23 to 29 at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Wash.Twenty-nine members make up Team Alaska, consisting of several different teams, including aerial port,

  • Fabrication fosters falcon's flight

    The 8th Maintenance Group at Kunsan Air Base, Korea, provides on- and off-equipment maintenance on F-16 Fighting Falcons. The group also provides munitions, aircraft maintenance and maintenance operations support. Squadrons assigned to the 8th MXG are the 8th Maintenance Squadron, the 8th

  • U.S. Air Force Academy Cadets; firefighters for a day

    Cadets from the U.S. Air Force Academy joined Osan Air Base's own "Fire Dawgs" for a day here in Korea May 19.The cadets were experienced Day One of their field training. Field training is, in most cases, a cadet's first exposure to a working Air Force environment. The majority of the cadets who