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  • 715th Air Mobility Operations Group comes to JBER

    To expand the 515th Air Mobility Operations Wing's senior leadership presence throughout the Pacific area of responsibility, and position itself to meet the ever-growing military mission in Alaska, the 715th Air Mobility Operations Group recently relocated here from Hickam Air Force Base,

  • Wolf Pack retires 'guardian'

    One Wolf Pack "guardian of the night" will now spend the rest of her days receiving love, attention and treats from one constant companion.Military working dog Emzy was officially retired during a ceremony June 17 after five years of service at Kunsan Air Base, Republic of Korea (ROK).The ceremony

  • 13 AF hosts international engineering exchange summit

    Thirteenth Air Force hosted seven civil engineers from countries throughout the Asia-Pacific region during a subject-matter expert exchange summit called Pacific Unity here June 3-17. The SMEE is a joint and combined military information-sharing forum that provides mid-level officers from regional

  • 3rd Wing gets new commander

    Col. John K. McMullen accepted command of the 3rd Wing from Lt. Gen. Dana T. Atkins during a change of command at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, June 16. During the ceremony, Colonel McMullen addressed the Airmen of the 3rd Wing. "To the men and women of the 3rd Wing, your list of accomplishments

  • Future officers visit Kunsan

    United States Air Force Academy and Air Force Reserve Officers' Training Corps cadets visited the Wolf Pack for their Operation Air Force program June 2-17. The Ops AF program is a three-week summer program that exposes cadets to real-world Air Force bases to enhance their decision-making ability in

  • Elmendorf commander, wife win AF award for service

    Airmen stationed at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson can now say they were led by the best wing commander and spouse team in the Air Force for 2010.The Air Force Personnel Center announced Wednesday that Brig. Gen. Thomas Bergeson, 3rd Wing commander, and his wife, Pam, are the 2010 winners of the

  • Officials announce plans for third DOS rollback

    Air Force officials announced June 8 plans for a third enlisted date of separation rollback with a mandatory DOS of Aug. 31, 2010. This program is part of an overall effort by the Air Force to maintain a quality enlisted force and meet the congressionally mandated end strength.Under the third DOS

  • Patient care top priority during Pacific Angel in Bangladesh

    A total force of U.S. military doctors, dentists and optometrists participating in Operation Pacific Angel have provided medical care for more than 1,000 patients over the first three days of medical operations at the Monirampur Regional Training Center here. Operation Pacific Angel, scheduled here

  • Students make a difference a world away

    Following the devastating earthquake that struck the island nation of Haiti Jan. 12, people from around the world have come together to provide aid, and Misawa Air Base has joined in the global relief effort. Students from Robert D. Edgren High School presented a check to American Red Cross Misawa

  • Pilot swings for the fences

    Capt. Christopher Langley, 517th Airlift Squadron C-17 Globemaster III pilot, lives to play the game of baseball. He'll have the chance to play on one of the military's finest teams June 12-21.The Heroes of the Diamond (HOD), formally known as the U.S. Military All-Star team, will be stopping in