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  • Multi-aircraft mission provides key training in Thailand

    C-17 Globemaster III aircrews integrated with multiple aircraft types here March 8 to complete an airdrop training mission as part of Cope Tiger 2010.The C-17s from Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska, flew in a three-ship formation to conduct airdrops while under escort of A-10 Thunderbolt IIs from

  • US/ROK kick off Key Resolve 10

    Exercise Key Resolve/ FOAL Eagle 10 kicked off Monday morning for the first of 10 days of training operations.This annual Joint/Combined command post and field training exercise is defense-oriented and designed to ensure the ROK and U.S. alliance is prepared to carry out its primary mission, which

  • Radiating with pride

    Members of the 3rd Medical Group Nuclear Medicine flight are working together to provide the best radiological care possible to patients.Nuclear Medicine is one of the six different sections of Radiology at the Elmendorf Hospital. The others include Computed Axial Tomography Scan more commonly

  • Guardsmen, reservists find exercise in Thailand rewarding

    During these tough economic times, it might be difficult to believe that some Americans are putting the well-being of strangers before their own jobs. At Cope Tiger 2010, that is precisely what is happening as Reservists and Guardsmen take time away from their civilian jobs to participate in the

  • Cope Tiger 2010 in photos

    Approximately 500 total force Airmen, along with members from the Royal Thai Air Force and Army, as well as the Republic of Singapore Air Force, are in Thailand participating in exercise  Cope Tiger March 1-12. To view photos highlighting the exercise click hereCope Tiger enhances combined readiness

  • General Order No. 1 bans intoxicating substances

    The use of any intoxicating substances other than alcohol, caffeine, tobacco or lawfully-used prescription medications has been banned here and throughout bases in the Pacific.This ban is the result of reports of PACAF Airmen being involved with the use of Salvia and the intoxicant "spice," there

  • Revved up, ready to go

     Imagine having the opportunity everyday to go work on a $10.8 million piece of equipment. That's how much one of Elmendorf's F-22 Raptor F-119-PW-100 engines is worth and the Airmen and contractors at the 3rd Component Maintenance Squadron's Propulsion Flight work diligently throughout the year to