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  • 90th EFS complete U.S. Homeland Defense exercise

    The 90th Expeditionary Fighter Squadron, and associated maintenance and support personnel, completed a Guam air self defense exercise March 10-12 in the skies around Guam. Jungle Shield is an exercise flown here providing Air Force members with invaluable training in air defense tactics, and alert

  • Yokota lab earns prestigious accreditation

    You're in good hands when it comes to the service provided by the 374th Medical Group clinical laboratory, and they have the paper to prove it. The College of American Pathologists awarded an accreditation, based on a recent on-site inspection, to the medical group laboratory. The lab, noted for

  • Airmen simplify with AFSO 21

    Air Force Smart Operations of the 21st Century is enabling some Kadena Airmen to spend more time with family rather than extra hours on the job. The intent of AFSO 21 is to improve operations by simplifying processes, some of which may be already be in place. Additionally, it aims to generate

  • C-17 arrives in New Zealand

    A C-17 Globemaster III crew of 14 from Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska, arrived March 18 at Royal New Zealand Air Force, Whenuapai Air Base for the 2009 Whenuapai Air Show.This is the first time since 1981 that a U. S. asset will be participating in the yearly event, which began March 21, said U.

  • Maintainers better Guam, selves, through community service

    Airmen from the 36th Expeditionary Aircraft Maintenance Unit, deployed here from Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska, have been spending their time bettering the local community of Guam through various volunteer efforts. Since their arrival in January in support of the F-22 Raptor Theater Security

  • A thirty-year roundtrip to Thailand

    The drive from Nong Pai Lom, Thailand, to the Ban Pong Dang Namcha Samakkhi School only takes about 30 minutes, but it took Master Sgt. Siamrad Maher more than 30 years to make the trip, completing the journey March 17. Born in Nong Pai Lom, Siamrad Maher would likely have grown up to be a farmer,