Thai students get rare opportunity to visit air force base

The Royal Thai Air Force opened its gates here to the public for the first time March 10 for an open house featuring U.S. Air Force aircraft and people.Approximately 50 students from Ban Phaknam School, located about one hour away from the base, visited with Airmen participating in Cope Tiger 2010.

Bilateral training in preparation for Guard and Protect exercise

Misawa Air Base closed by heavy snow; 24 inches in 24 hours

624th Regional Support Group's Civil Engineer Squadron return home

613th AOC captain awarded top Air Force honor

Capt. Theresa A. Nix, from the 613th Air and Space Operations Center here, was presented the 2009 Outstanding Individual Reservist of the Year Award in the Company Grade Officer category during a ceremony at the National Reserve Officer Association conference in Washington, D.C., Feb. 9. The

Can't sleep? Why counting 'Sheep' doesn't work

It has been two months since I arrived here at Kunsan, and I still can't sleep. I am so frustrated when I am not able to sleep. I toss and turn (counting sheep doesn't help). My mind races over everything that happened that day and everything I need to do for the next day. I get to work the next day

U.S. Airmen train with Thai, Singaporean counterparts during Cope Tiger

As Cope Tiger 2010 flying operations entered their second week March 9, U.S., Royal Thai and Republic of Singapore Air Force teams are still going strong and meeting mission objectives each time they go up in the air, according to exercise officials here. Capt. Jeff Watts, an air battle manager

Multilateral team helps over 1,500 Thai residents

Military medical professionals from the United States, Singapore and Thailand assisted more than 1,500 Thai patients during a medical civic assistance project held here as part of Cope Tiger 2010. Cope Tiger, held this year primarily at Korat and Udon Thani Royal Thai Air Force Bases in Thailand

AF Chief of Safety visits Misawa

Cope Tiger 2010