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  • RIMPAC 2008 builds trust between nations

    A multinational team is providing command and control of air and space forces for Exercise Rim of the Pacific 2008 from Hickam's 613th Air and Space Operations Center. But perhaps more importantly, the team is building relationships. Coordinating all airpower in the world's largest biennial maritime

  • Air Force to hold largest multinational enlisted conference

    Sixteen nations will meet here for four days of discussion and collaboration during the 2008 Senior Enlisted Leadership Conference July 21-25. The SEL is the largest air force multi-national enlisted conference and is the first of its kind to be held in the Pacific region. The SEL encourages the

  • F-22A Raptor performs mission during Guam deployment

    In another display of America's obligation to fulfill security requirements in the Asia Pacific region, the U.S. Air Force deployed F-22A Raptors from the 90th Fighter Squadron, also known as "Pair-O-Dice," here this week. During their two-week deployment approximately 130 Airmen and five Raptors

  • Asia-Pacific nations collaborate to enhance airpower cooperation

    More than 80 participants from 20 nations will meet here for four days of discussion and collaboration during the 2008 Pacific Rim (PACRIM) Airpower Symposium July 21-25. PACRIM encourages the building of relationships and aims to enhance cooperation among the air forces of Pacific nations. Hosted

  • Kunsan servicemembers play in PENORE

    Kunsan Air Base Airmen and Soldiers are participating in a 7th Air Force Peninsula wide Operational Readiness Exercise. Exercise Beverly Bulldog 08-03 kicked off July 18 with an early morning, wing-wide recall. Throughout the day, Wolf Pack members began hardening buildings, occupying defensive

  • Heroes of Yesterday

    It's been more than 60 years since the battle of Okinawa, but one Kadena NCO is doing everything he can to ensure that friends and family members of American servicemembers can remain connected to their loved ones who died in the battle. Tech. Sgt. Victor Follis, a quality assurance inspector with