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  • On the road to becoming a path finder

    Approximately 50 members of the 425th Brigade Special Troops Battalion recently participated in a three-week path finder course taught by instructors from the U.S. Army Path Finder School at Fort Benning, Georgia. "A path finder is a subject matter expert on all sling load operations, helicopter

  • 13 AF concludes Asia-Pacific civil engineering summit

    A 13th Air Force hosted civil engineering Subject-Matter Expert Exchange (SMEE) that included officers from fourteen Asia-Pacific countries, concluded here Aug. 22.The exchange allowed mid-level officers from regional Asia-Pacific partner nations to exchange views related to civil engineering

  • Wolf Pack Airmen begin ORE "Beverly Midnight"

    Members of the 8th Fighter Wing began exercising the Wolf Pack's three-part mission to defend the base, accept follow-on forces and take the fight north during Operational Readiness Exercise Beverly Midnight 10-03 Aug. 25."At any given time, we can be called upon to defer and defend the Republic of

  • Operation Pacific Angel-Sri Lanka concludes

    Representatives from the United States, Sri Lanka, the Maldives, and Mongolia concluded Operation Pacific Angel-Sri Lanka here after providing humanitarian civil engineering and medical aid to people living in the Anuradhapura and Puttalam communities, Aug. 14 through 22.Pacific Angel-Sri Lanka

  • Three Wolf Pack Airmen earn Sijan award

    Three Wolf Pack Airmen have been named the 8th Fighter Wing 2009-2010 Lance P. Sijan Air Force Leadership Award winners.The Sijan award annually recognizes Airmen who demonstrate outstanding leadership abilities."We are proud of these Airmen and their accomplishments," said Col. John Dolan, 8th

  • WWII's 'Last Mission' started, ended on Guam

    Guam's history is one of bloodshed and celebration, hardship and prosperity. It's also one of significant events that would later alter the course of history.Sixty-five years ago, on August 14, 1945, Northwest Field saw the launch of 143 B-29 Superfortress aircraft assigned to the 315th Bombardment

  • JBER Airman honored to play part in former senator's memorial

     As a young man growing up in Chicago, Airman 1st Class Royce Williams never thought he would be a part of a historic event in this nation's history.That all changed a few days ago when Airman Williams was chosen to be one of the pallbearers of a joint military honor guard that transported the

  • Installation excellence funds: where they are now

    Since the announcement of Elmendorf winning the 2010 Commander and Chief annual award for Instillation Excellence Airmen are wondering where the million dollars gained from their hard work has gone.The answer is easier for them to find than they realize. The command staff has sent out notices in the

  • Community comes together helping Wounded Warrior

    The Anchorage community bonded together to help a wounded warrior from Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Aug. 12.Sgt. 1st Class David Waite, Warrior Transition Battalion, platoon sergeant cut the ribbon for his newly refurbished home after a makeover by Operation Opening Doors, Aug 12. This is the

  • Mental Health Clinic works to help Airmen, families

    Members of the 673d Medical Group Mental Health Flight have been working hard to make sure that military members and their families are taken care of.The military life can be a stressful one, said Maj. Alexsa Billups, 673d MDG. Having family members on the installation or far off, on the mind, can