Another successful year for Aero Club

Elmendorf's Aero Club has been a repeated success. For the fifth straight year the club has received an Air Force five-star rating from the headquarters of the Air Force Services for Aero Club from Randolph AFB, Texas.The rating is based on five areas: facilities, services provided, personnel,

JBER Movement Corridor study presses on

Residents and visitors of Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson shouldn't be surprised to see moose and black bears sporting the latest research collars this summer. Wildlife biologists and conservation agents from Elmendorf Air Force Base and Fort Richardson along with researchers from the Alaska

Training sharpens Airmen's skills

U.S., Philippine officials work together to provide final resting place for Airman

Several military and U.S. State Department organizations from the East Coast to the Far East came together recently to ensure the wishes of a deceased airman's family were honored. Tech. Sgt. Raymond Natividad was stationed at Langley Air Force Base, Va., when he fell ill and was hospitalized in

Misawa announces idol winner

Kadena Airmen awarded medals for courage

Exercise Kunsan: No notice, no nonsense

Sixty-years ago the armed forces of communist North Korea caught the Western world off guard as they rolled across the 38th parallel in an effort to gain domination over the Korean Peninsula. Their surprise attack was devastating. The Airmen of the Wolf Pack pledge that will never happen again as

Air Force career jumps starts Airman's childhood dream

Being an aircraft mechanic is helping Senior Airman Brian Heimgartner,  who is assigned to the 374th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron at Yokota Air Base, Japan, realize a childhood dream.Airman Heimgartner has wanted to be a crop-duster ever since he was child growing up in Kendrick, Idaho, and the Air

Cope West 10 comes to a close

Joint exercise between Indonesia and U.S. Air Force personnel came to a close on April 23, after one week of both countries participating in combined air drops and tactical maneuvers in support of Cope West 10.Cope West is a Pacific Air Forces-sponsored bilateral tactical airlift exercise involving

Kunsan, Seymour Johnson munitions Airmen build bombs for Red Flag-Alaska

The team tightens the last screws, and inspects the bomb one more time. The fuse is linked to the initiator -- check. Next, the fin kit - the key to precision weapons guidance - is secure -- check. This team of Airmen must be gentle, precise, accurate -- this team is comprised of conventional