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  • Overseas servicemembers to see decrease in COLA

    Some servicemembers stationed overseas, including Alaska and Hawaii, will see a slight decrease in their cost of living allowance -- effective this month. This comes as a result of reductions in spendable income for military families across all ranks and services. Every year the Bureau of Labor

  • ANR best unit in NORAD

    While 2007 was a very challenging year for the Alaskan North American Aerospace Defense Command Region and its partners, it ended up being a very rewarding year when ANR was named NORAD's outstanding unit for 2007. Col. Kevin Booth, ANR Director of Operations, accepted the Partridge-Slemon Award on

  • Wolf Pack plays in PENORE

    Wolf Pack members here at Kunsan Air Base, are preparing to exercise the base's mission once again - to defend the base, accept follow-on forces and take the fight north. An early morning, wing-wide recall kicked off Exercise Beverly Bulldog 08-04, Nov. 3. Throughout the day, Airmen and Soldiers

  • New Zealand assists U.S. in mission

    The Royal New Zealand Air Force assisted U.S. Pacific Command's Joint Task Force Support Forces Antarctica by delivering a mission essential part to a disabled aircraft at Pegasus White Ice Runway, Antarctica, Oct. 27. An electronic engine controller and three Air Force aircraft maintainers were

  • Airmen Central: One-stop shop for in, out processing

    Life just got a little easier for Airmen who are processing into or out of Eielson: Airmen Central is the result of a recent merger between agencies on base to make the process easier on all. The 354th FSS merged the Military Personnel Section, Travel Management, Finance, Scheduled Air

  • AF Reserve medics train at Kunsan

    More than 50 medics from three Air Force Reserve units are testing their wartime medical support capabilities alongside Wolf Pack personnel as part of an annual overseas two-week tour here, Oct. 18 - Nov.1. The reserve units, traveling from as far as Niagara Air Reserve Station, N.Y., are conducting

  • Urunao restoration project finishes first phase, begins second

    The 36th Civil Engineer Squadron's environmental flight and Shaw Environmental, Inc. have been working feverishly since the first phase began in September 2006 to reinvigorate the scenic beauty of Guam. They have recently reached the hump, as Site 1 is 100 percent complete and work has begun to