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  • KUNSAN AIR BASE, Republic of Korea -- Sgt. Maj. Barry Wheeler, United States Forces Korea command sergeant major, was greated upon his arrival by the Wolf Pack?s top enlisted member, Command Chief Master Sgt. Reggie ?Wolf Chief? Williams. (Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Josef Cole)

    USFK enlisted leader visits Wolf Pack; Command sergeant major gets glimpse at Army Patriot mission

    The United States Forces Korea senior enlisted advisor paid a visit to Charlie and Delta Patriot batteries July 5 to get a better understanding of what morale and welfare issues they faced. “You don’t know what’s on their (Soldier’s) mind if you don’t go out and ask the question,” Command Sgt. Maj. Barry Wheeler said. “As far as the morale and

  • C-130 Hercules crew delivers critical supplies

     A C-130 Hercules crew assigned to the 738th Expeditionary Airlift Squadron provided critical support to an Army operating location in Afghanistan on July 6 by airdropping essential supplies before a potential enemy attack. Aircraft commander Capt. Travis Sjostedt and his crew just completed their last sortie during their 30-day forward deployment
  • HICKAM AIR FORCE BASE, Hawaii -- A panel of Chief Master Sgt.?s answer questions from Airman during a briefing at the Professional Military Education building during an Airman Professional Enhancement Course 11 July 2006 at Hickam Air Force Base, Hawaii. The development course is held once a quarter and targets Airmen who have been in the Air Force for two to four years. The course is meant to fill the gap between the Airman First Term Center and Airman Leadership School. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Tech. Sgt. Shane A. Cuomo)

    Experience teaches at Professional Enhancement Course

  • Tech. Sgt. Mike Geske, front, and Staff Sgt. Carl Valvota secure a Mark 82 bomb to an F-16 Fighting Falcon at Kunsan Air Base, South Korea, on July 5. The aircraft is from the New Mexico Air National Guard's 150th Fighter Wing at Albuquerque. (U.S. Air Force photo/Tech. Sgt. Erik Gudmundson)

    Air Guard flying in Korea

  • ANDERSEN AIR FORCE BASE, Guam – ‘Mission Planning’ – Captain Bob Bryant, 13th Expeditionary Bomb Squadron B-2 Spirit pilot, adds notes to a mission planning – or “grease” – board in the bomber operations center at Andersen Air Force Base, Guam, July 10. The captain is one of approximately 35 Airmen, from the 13th Bomb Squadron and the 509th Operations Support Staff, Whiteman AFB, Mo., who arrived here June 29-30 for a two-month deployment. The deployment of B-2 aircraft and personnel to Andersen AFB is to provide the U.S. Pacific Command commander a continuous bomber presence in the Asia-Pacific region. (USAF Photo by Tech. Sgt. Mikal Canfield)

    13th EBS arrives at Andersen, prepares for busy deployment

    Aircrew members and support personnel of the 13th Expeditionary Bomb Squadron arrived last week, ready for the opportunities that lie ahead during their two-month deployment to Andersen Air Force Base, Guam. The 13th EBS replaces the 393rd EBS, who returned to Whiteman AFB, Mo., July 1 following completion of their deployment. Both squadrons are
  • EIELSON AIR FORCE BASE, Alaska--Senior Airman Eddie Caro, 354th Fighter Wing command chief executive assistant, lays brick on one of seven planters constructed during Community Partnership Day. Military and civilian volunteers worked through day-long inclement weather to accomplish twice their projected goal. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman Christopher Griffin)

    Icemen, neighbors break ground at new front gate

    A wet and dreary June 30 couldn't keep Iceman Team members from showing their true summer colors - in this case, purple. More than 200 Icemen, Fort Wainwright soldiers and community members participated in the sixth annual Community Partnership Day at the base's new front gate, planting flowers, building planters and kicking off the Fourth of July

  • Detachment tracks space shuttle Discovery

    The 22nd Space Operations Squadron's Detachment 5 here is playing a pivotal role in the Discovery mission following its launch July 4 from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida -- one in which the shuttle does not launch if the detachment is not ready. "When the space shuttle launches and while it's orbiting Earth, it must always be tracked," said
  • EIELSON AIR FORCE BASE, Alaska--Staff Sgt. Robert Wilson, 354th Security Forces Squadron military working dog handler, runs Iro though the confidence course at the MWD facility. The confidence course is one of the training tools used to prepare the working dogs for real-life situations. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Senior Airman Rachel Walters)

    Military working dogs: Treated more like Airmen than pets

    Even though they don’t sign a contract, despite the fact they don’t swear an oath, military working dogs are more than just four-legged friends. Not to be confused as pets, MWDs are treated like Airmen in a number of ways. MWDs are part of the 354th Security Forces Squadron and although the training is separate; both MWDs and SF members go through
  • HONOLULU, Hawaii -- Members of the Pacific Air Forces Band, Hana Hou (Hawaiin for One More Time) perform patriotic music July 4th on Honolulu TV station KHNL, the local NBC affiliate. The band performed during three separate live segments on KHNL's morning program and talked with morning host, Marvin Buenconsejo, about the importance of the band to the morale and readiness of Airmen, the total force nature of our military and the shows they performed on Independence Day to include two performances at Hickam Harbor. (U. S. Air Force photo by CMSgt Sharon Johnson)

    Local TV highlights PACAF Band

  • HICKAM AIR FORCE BASE, Hawaii -- Chief Master Sgt. Anthony Bishop discusses security procedures with Senior Airman Jasmine Frank, 15 Airlift Wing, Security Forces. (Air Force photo by Capt. Allison Farabaugh)

    New Command Chief Master Sgt joins PACAF team

    Chief Master Sgt. Anthony Bishop began his tenure as Command Chief for Pacific Air Forces on July 5th and it’s a position he is extremely excited to occupy. “I feel both honored and fortunate to have the opportunity to serve as the next Command Chief for Pacific Air Forces,” he said. “I want to thank the Airmen of PACAF for what they are doing
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