Airmen serve Oahu community during Jungle Day

Continuing their efforts to serve and give back to the Oahu community, more than 150 13th Air Force Airmen volunteered in communities throughout Oahu during Jungle Day March 13. Jungle Day, traditionally observed on Friday the 13th, provided 13th AF Airmen a number of opportunities for community

Never short on supplies during Operation Arctic Care

Operation Arctic Care visits Kwethluck village

AF's Alaska Brass delight students of Mountain Village

Operation Arctic Care visits Mountain Village

Master Chef showcases skills at Kadena

There is not a more intriguing sight than the organized chaos that goes on behind the scenes at a gourmet kitchen. Dozens of people know exactly where they need to be at exactly the right moment, making the entire kitchen hum with the likeness of an efficiently built machine. The harmony of fast

Stealth fighter, bomber deployed to Guam for first time

For the first time, F-22 Raptors and B-2 Spirits, the only stealth platforms in the Air Force's current inventory, are deployed outside the continental United States to here, showcasing the U.S. commitment to peace and stability in the region. Fourteen F-22s and more than 260 Airmen assigned to the

Buddy Wing brings Kunsan, ROKAF Airmen closer

United States and Korean Airmen took part in a series of aerial exercises here designed to increase understanding and interoperability between the two forces.The "Buddy Wing" exercise and exchange program afforded 8th Fighter Wing F-16 Fighting Falcon pilots and Republic of Korea Air Force's 11

Osan fire station 'best in the AF'

The 51st Civil Engineer Squadron Fire Station here was recently named "Best in The Air Force" - placing its personnel among the "best of the best." Though Master Sgt. Matthew McQuaig, superintendent of operations, said he put in their package knowing it was good enough to win, they were still in

Cultural exchange brings American, Okinawan families together

The Okinawan people have a saying, "Ichariba chode," which means, "If we meet once, we will always be brothers and sisters." In the spirit of "Ichariba chode," American and Okinawan family members participated in a cultural exchange at the Kadena Town Rotary March 7 in an effort to strengthen