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  • Wing safety office ensures compliance as Team Andersen's wingmen

    When it comes to the mission at hand, Team Andersen Airmen, civilians and contractors must comply with all safety measures so objectives can be accomplished in a risk-free and efficient manner.The 36th Wing safety office works diligently to provide up-to-date information to Team Andersen members and

  • 480th ISR wins Gen. George C. Kenney 'lessons learned' award

     The commander of the 480th Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Wing announced that the wing's Sentinel Focus Project Team was named June 18 as the winner of the Gen. George C. Kenney Air Force Lessons Learned Award."This is a great honor for the Airmen in the 480th ISR Wing and a

  • Wolf Pack remembers Korean War anniversary

    "An nyong ha ship ni ga," said Col. John Dolan, 8th Fighter Wing commander, which is a polite greeting in Korean, as he began speaking during a ceremony here June 25 in honor of the 60th anniversary of the Korean War.The ceremony commemorated the 60th anniversary of the day North Korea crossed the

  • Air Force ramps up for RIMPAC

    A C-17 Globemaster III from Joint Base Pearl Harbor Hickam, Hawaii, dropped supplies to Marines on the island of Hawaii on June 24 as part of the Rim of the Pacific exercise.This is the first year that C-17's are participating in RIMPAC, the largest maritime, biennial exercise in the world, which is

  • Col. Steven Gray assumes command of 1st ASOG

    Colonel Steven G. Gray assumed command of the 1st Air Support Operations Group during a change-of-command ceremony June 25 at 5th Air Support Operations Squadron on Joint Base Lewis-McChord Lewis Main. He replaced Col. Robert D. Evans, who served as the installation's first joint base senior air

  • Yokota Airmen participate in B-29 Ceremony

    The annual B-29 Memorial ceremony, in which thirty-eight Yokota personnel participated, was held June 12 in Shizuoka city.The Yokota Airmen observed the ceremony by pouring bourbon onto a memorial and lighting incense to honor the Japanese and Americans who died during a bombing raid of Shizuoka.On

  • Giving Mother Nature a helping hand

    Members of the 644th Combat Communications Squadron made a positive impact on Guam's ecosystem by planting more than 1,000 trees in Cetti Bay, June 19.The 644th CBCS teamed up with the Guam Department of Agriculture in an effort to stave off erosion of soil which has been washing into the bay and