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  • Not your typical cardio technician

    It's Friday night and you just got done seeing a movie with your friend and its past midnight. After you come out of the theater, you and your friend say goodbye and head home. Once arriving at your car, you are just about to get in when all of a sudden you feel a hand on your shoulder and a hard

  • Details on Osan's Patriot Express Routes Emerging

    As Osan's 731st Air Mobility Squadron begins to prepare for the re-establishment of the Patriot Express making its way through Korea, details are becoming available on the projected days and times of routes to connect passengers with Japan and the United States. There will be two Patriot Express

  • Forecasting for mission success

    Air Force weather technicians deliver accurate, relevant and timely environmental information, products, and services, anywhere in the world. They directly impact decision superiority by enhancing predictive battle space awareness and enabling commanders at all levels to anticipate and exploit the

  • Wolf Pack MedTechs: Trained, ready to respond

    It happens to all of us, sitting at the doctor's office, waiting for someone with your medical file to call your name. Finally, an aerospace medical technician calls you back and takes your vital signs. Just in that brief time the technician has done so much, and yet this is only a fraction of their

  • Wolf Pack and ROKAF kick off New Year

    Korean and United States Airmen celebrated the Korean New Year at Kunsan Air Base, Republic of Korea. The ceremony consisted of an ancestor memorial service, New Year's bow and traditional Korean food and games. To see the slideshow click here.

  • Cope North underway at Andersen AFB

    The U.S. Air Force and  Navy, as well as the Japan Air Self Defense Force are here participating in Cope North 10-1, a bi-lateral field-training exercise designed to increase combat readiness and interoperability between particpating militaries.The exercise, scheduled through Feb. 19, focuses on

  • Shackleton family descendant visits South Pole with Deep Freeze

    A Navy Reservist and descendant of the family of famous Antarctic explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton reached the South Pole Feb. 9 - a milestone that his distant relative did not achieve despite three heroic attempts. Cmdr. Scott Shackleton, a Reservist assigned to Military Sealift Command, traveled

  • Spear phishers target military members at home, work

    Information warfare has been around since long before the computer. Even in the days of homing pigeons, adversaries would attempt to intercept each other's messages to gain an advantage. Today, the enemy is still trying to steal our secrets, but they have devised new methods in this age of ones and