374th MSS wins 11 PACAF awards

The 374th Mission Support Squadron recently won 11 unit and individual awards at the Pacific Air Forces competition. The squadron won the PACAF Outstanding Mission Support Squadron of the Year and the PACAF Family Readiness Flight of the Year awards, the Nathan Altschuler Award as the PACAF

Keen Sword exercise plays part in recent flying operations in Japan skies

Misawa fighter pilots focus on air superiority and air operations during the two-week long training exercise here. Exercise Keen Sword, which began Nov. 6, gives pilots of various skill levels a chance to hone their skills against enemy air threats over the skies of Japan. This joint and bilateral

Ancillary training cut from nine blocks to three

Ancillary training requirements for most Airmen have dropped from nine blocks to three under Total Force Awareness Training, or TFAT, which launched Oct. 15 on the Advanced Distributed Learning Service at https://golearn.csd.disa.mil. "This is an outstanding step in the right direction," said

New Blue Fox mural for 18th AGRS

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Kunsan Airmen host local community members

In keeping with the spirit of the Good Neighbor Program, base members hosted approximately 60 local disabled Koreans for a traditional Thanksgiving meal here. More than 20 volunteers from the Kunsan Company Grade Officer's Council, Team 5/6 and other volunteers from across the 8th Fighter Wing,

Staying "Fit to Fight"

Girl Scout troop 2026 learns about American Flag, earns Wave The Flag Try-It patch

Discovery Channel in Alaska

Cyber Airmen fight in America's newest battlefront

A key component in the world's most lethal air and space force is the ability to protect sensitive communication and computer systems from the bad guys. A group of highly trained Airmen here take that fight head on every day in the far-reaching realm of cyberspace. Senior Airman Jonathan Odum,