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  • Gunsan City recognizes base English volunteers

    Airmen stationed at Kunsan Air Base were recognized by members of the Gunsan City educational community during an English volunteer recognition ceremony here May 16.   The 55 Airmen who have donated their time over the past months teaching elementary and middle school children English received a

  • Northern Command exercise concludes

    After nearly 10 days of mock terrorist attacks, drug runners and train collisions, the Alaska Shield/Northern Edge 2007 exercise came to a close May 15. The exercise, part of U.S. Northern Command's nationwide Ardent Sentry/Northern Edge 2007, improved coordination between the Department of Defense

  • Kadena's 18th Wing commander looks back on tour

    With a focus on winning, teamwork, leadership, and vision, the 18th Wing commander looked back at his 16 months in command. Brig. Gen. Harold "Punch" Moulton recently reflected on the growth of Kadena as he prepared for his new assignment. "Team Kadena has done a marvelous job living up to our goals

  • Fab flight craftsmanship reaches entire base

    They do it all. With the precision of a surgeon and the skill of a seamstress, members of the 15th Maintenance Squadron's Fabrications Flight work to ensure the fleet of C-17s at Hickam are structurally sound. Fab flight, as it's commonly referred to, literally has a hand in every project, activity,

  • 'Pantons' show F-16 operations to ROKAF pilots, maintainers

    Pilots and maintainers assigned to the 35th Fighter Squadron "Pantons" and Aircraft Maintenance Unit here hosted members of the Republic of Korea air force in an effort to improve that country's F-16 operations May 16.   The Korean maintenance personnel and air traffic controllers, together with

  • English books give Gunsan citizens something to read about

    The 8th Fighter Wing "Wolf Pack's" junior-enlisted Airmen did their part to support the Gunsan City community when they donated more than 475 English language books to a local city library May 11 after a wing-wide book drive that ran from April 2 thru May 4.   Known as the second-annual "Wolf Pack