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  • Weather, or not?

    When bad weather strikes at Misawa Air Base, all eyes are on one flight, which takes the spotlight by alerting personnel and families to prepare, protect and plan for changing conditions. The 35th Operations Support Squadron weather flight provides accurate and timely mission-focused weather support

  • CMSAF visits Kunsan

    The Air Force's top enlisted leader visited the 8th Fighter Wing Dec. 29 and 30 during a year-end tour of Pacific Air Forces bases.During the visit, Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force James Roy, and his wife, Paula, toured the base, presented stripes to Airmen who were promoted, and spoke with

  • RFTS has the loudest voice of all

    The 35th Communications Squadron Radio Frequency Transmission Systems shop maintains and tests the base's mass notification system along with other systems.The 35 CS plans, integrates and maintains more than $1 million in command, control, communications, computers, intelligence infrastructure,

  • 'America's Sweethearts' bring holiday cheer to Osan

    Members of the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader team visited Team Osan Dec. 29 as part of their 72nd USO tour.During their visit, the cheerleaders had lunch with Airmen at the Gingko Tree dining facility, held a free cheer clinic for kids at the Youth Center gymnasium, then performed at the base theater,

  • CMSAF Roy addresses Airmen of Misawa

    The 16th chief master sergeant of the Air Force visited Misawa Air Base Dec. 28 through Dec. 29, 2010, as part of a tour of several installations within the Pacific Air Forces' area of responsibility.Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force James A. Roy met with Airmen at their duty sections, which

  • CMSAF visits Osan, concluding PACAF tour

    The chief master sergeant of the Air Force visited Osan Air Base Dec. 30 to 31, wrapping up a year-end tour of Pacific Air Forces bases.Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force James Roy and his wife, Paula, met with Osan Airmen and families while visiting facilities and organizations across the

  • C-17 serves as a bridge, navigates unpredictable weather in Antarctica

    An Air Force Reserve C-17 Globemaster III from the 728th Airlift Squadron out of McChord Air Force Base, Wash., is supporting Operation Deep Freeze by serving as a bridge for cargo and personnel moving between Christchurch, New Zealand, and McMurdo Air Station, Antarctica. The C-17 and its aircrew