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Pacific Angel - Mongolia

Pacific Angel-Mongolia U.S. medical planner, Air Force Master Sgt. Ashly Erickson, and Mongolian medical planner, Army Major Naranzul Tumurbaatar, were interviewed by regional and local media from Hentii province during medical outreach services at Tsenkermandal clinic. This is the first Pacific Angel in Mongolia from July 18-23, 2011. A joint and combined team of 130 Mongolian, U.S., and Sri Lankan military medical providers, engineers, and support staff, along with Project Hope and interpreters, are providing health screenings, veterinay, and engineering projects in Tsenkermandal, Delgerkhaan, and Jargaltkhaan remote villages and in Ondorkhaan in Hentii province. Pacific Angels cultivate bonds and foster goodwill between the U.S. and Asian-Pacific countries through capacity-building in humanitarian assistance. In its fourth year, Pacific Angels are planned and executed by at 13th Air Force at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii. (Air Force photo/Lt. Col. Tracey Saiki)
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Pacific Angel - Mongolia

Hentii province regional and local media interviewed Mongolia U.S. Ambassador John Addleton while he visited the medical clinic site at Tsenkermandal village. He also visited the engineering construction site in Tsenkermandal and the outpatient clinic in Ondorkhaan city. This is the first Pacific Angel in Mongolia from July 18-23, 2011. Outreach programs in medical, dental, optometry, veterinary and engineering are being held in Delgerkhaan, Jargaltkhaan, and Tsenkhermandal remote villages and Ondorkhaan city. Pacific Angels cultivate bonds and foster goodwill between the U.S. and Asian-Pacific countries through capacity-building in humanitarian assistance. In its fourth year, Pacific Angels are planned and executed by at 13th Air Force at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii. (Air Force photo/Lt. Col. Tracey Saiki)
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Pacific Angel - Mongolia

Operation Pacific Angel-Mongolia's ger base camp is approximately 175 miles east of capitol city, Ulaanbaatar. This is the first Pacific Angel in Mongolia from 18-23 July, 2011. Traditional gers (tents) accomodate 130 Mongolian, U.S., and Sri Lankan military medical providers, engineers, and support staff, along with Project Hope and interpreters. Outreach programs in medical, dental, optometry, veterinary and engineering are being held in Delgerkhaan, Jargaltkhaan, and Tsenkhermandal remote villages and Ondorkhaan city in Hentii province. Pacific Angels cultivate bonds and foster goodwill between the U.S. and Asian-Pacific countries through capacity-building in humanitarian assistance. In its fourth year, Pacific Angels are planned and executed by at 13th Air Force at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii. (Air Force photo/Lt. Col. Tracey Saiki)
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Pacific Angel - Mongolia

In support of the first Pacific Angel in Mongolia, each morning vans depart from ger base camp with 130 Mongolian, U.S., and Sri Lankan military medical providers, engineers, and support staff, along with Project Hope and interpreters, for one to two-hour bumpy dirt road rides to medical, dental, optometry, veterinary and engineering sites in Delgerkhaan, Jargaltkhaan, and Tsenkhermandal and Ondorkhaan in Hentii province from July 18-23, 2011. Pacific Angels cultivate bonds and foster goodwill between the U.S. and Asian-Pacific countries through capacity-building in humanitarian assistance. In its fourth year, Pacific Angels are planned and executed by at 13th Air Force at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii.(Air Force photo/Lt. Col. Tracey Saiki)
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Pacific Angel - Mongolia

In support of the first Operation Pacific Angel in Mongolia, locally purchased pharmaceuticals are fully-loaded in a van headed for a clinic in Tsenkhermandal village in Hentii province, Mongolia. A joint and combined team of 130 Mongolian, U.S., and Sri Lankan military medical providers, engineers, and support staff, along with Project Hope and interpreters, are providing health screenings, veterinary, and engineering projects in Tsenkermandal, Delgerkhaan, and Jargaltkhaan remote villages and in Ondorkhaan city from July 18-23, 2011. Pacific Angels cultivate bonds and foster goodwill between the U.S. and Asian-Pacific countries through capacity-building in humanitarian assistance. In its fourth year, Pacific Angels are planned and executed by at 13th Air Force at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii. (Air Force photo/Lt. Col. Tracey Saiki)
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Pacific Angel - Mongolia

Delgerkhaan, Mongolia – A tooth is prepped for pulling from a young Mongolian boy by U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Jose Cardenas, a native of Hildalgo, Texas and currently assigned to the 8th Medical Group, Kunsan Air Base, Republic of Korea and Major (Dr.) Rebecca Neitzke, a native of Grand Rapids Minn., and currently assigned to Kunsan AB, ROK, while at the two-day multinational mobile clinic in Delgerkhaan, Mongolia on July 20 in support of Pacific Angel-Mongolia, a 13th Air Force led combined humanitarian assistance operation. U.S. Soldiers, Sailors and Airmen worked together with Mongolian Armed Forces, Sri Lankan Forces and National Government Organization Project Hope in providing healthcare in Delgerkhaan for two days. Their team moves to a new location every two days to spread out their coverage in the area, while a stationary team works out of a hospital in Ondorkhan, Mongolia. This is the fourth year of Pacific Angel, but the first time the operation has been hosted in Mongolia. The operation helps cultivate common bonds and foster goodwill between the United States, Mongolia and other regional nations. In addition to veterinary training, a clinic is being refurbished and medical outreach events are being held in Ondorkhan, Delgerkhaan and Tsenkhermandal soums of the Hentii province from July 18-23. (U.S. Air Force photo/Master Sgt. Cohen A. Young)
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Pacific Angel - Mongolia

Delgerkhaan, Mongolia – Three Mongolian young boys show off the balloons they received while visiting the two-day multinational mobile clinic in Delgerkhaan, Mongolia on July 20 in support of Pacific Angel-Mongolia, a 13th Air Force led combined humanitarian assistance operation. U.S. Soldiers, Sailors and Airmen worked together with Mongolian Armed Forces, Sri Lankan Forces and National Government Organization Project Hope in providing healthcare in Delgerkhaan for two days. Their team moves to a new location every two days to spread out their coverage in the area, while a stationary team works out of a hospital in Ondorkhan, Mongolia. This is the fourth year of Pacific Angel, but the first time the operation has been hosted in Mongolia. The operation helps cultivate common bonds and foster goodwill between the United States, Mongolia and other regional nations. In addition to veterinary training, a clinic is being refurbished and medical outreach events are being held in Ondorkhan, Delgerkhaan and Tsenkhermandal soums of the Hentii province from July 18-23. (U.S. Air Force photo/Master Sgt. Cohen A. Young)
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Pacific Angel - Mongolia

Delgerkhaan, Mongolia – A Mongolian man has his blood pressure checked during registration procedures at the two-day mobile clinic in Delgerkhaan, Mongolia on July 20 in support of Pacific Angel-Mongolia, a 13th Air Force led combined humanitarian assistance operation. U.S. Soldiers, Sailors and Airmen worked together with Mongolian Armed Forces, Sri Lankan Forces and National Government Organization Project Hope in providing healthcare in Delgerkhaan for two days. Their team moves to a new location every two days to spread out their coverage in the area, while a stationary team works out of a hospital in Ondorkhan, Mongolia. This is the fourth year of Pacific Angel, but the first time the operation has been hosted in Mongolia. The operation helps cultivate common bonds and foster goodwill between the United States, Mongolia and other regional nations. In addition to veterinary training, a clinic is being refurbished and medical outreach events are being held in Ondorkhan, Delgerkhaan and Tsenkhermandal soums of the Hentii province from July 18-23. (U.S. Air Force photo/Master Sgt. Cohen A. Young)
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Pacific Angel - Mongolia

Delgerkhaan, Mongolia - U.S. Air Force veterinarian, Maj. (Dr.) Douglas Riley of 13th Air Force, Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii watches as Mongolian Armed Forces veterinarian, Capt. Giantugs Gialtmaa examines a sick cow at a dairy farm in Ulziit, Mongolia, while in Mongolia on July 21 in support of Pacific Angel-Mongolia, a 13th Air Force led combined humanitarian assistance operation. This is the fourth year of Pacific Angel, but the first time the operation has been hosted n Mongolia. The operation helps cultivate common bonds and foster goodwill between the United States, Mongolia and other regional nations. In addition to veterinary training, a clinic is being refurbished and medical outreach events are being held in Ondorkhan, Delgerkhaan and Tsenkhermandal soums of the Hentii province from July 18-23. (U.S. Air Force photo/Master Sgt. Cohen A. Young)
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Tripler doctors renew Indonesian lives

PEKANBARU, Indonesia – A surgeon from the Tripler Army Medical Center, from Honolulu, Hawaii, operates on a 47 year old local Indonesian during operation PACIFIC ANGEL 11-3 here, June 15, 2011. PACANGEL is a series of joint/combined humanitarian civic outreach efforts training conducted in the Pacific. This humanitarian and civic outreach training program is aimed at improving military-civic cooperation between the United States and Indonesia. The operation consists of several civil military assistance programs to include medical civic assistance programs (MEDCAP/DENCAP) with focuses on general health care, dental, optometry, women’s health, and pediatrics. Also included is the engineering civic assistance program (ENCAP), with focus on structural, plumbing, and electric repair of medical clinics and schools. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Gustavo Gonzalez)
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Tripler doctors renew Indonesian lives

PEKANBARU, Indonesia – A surgeon from the Tripler Army Medical Center, from Honolulu, Hawaii, operates on a 47 year old local Indonesian during operation PACIFIC ANGEL 11-3 here, June 15, 2011. PACANGEL is a series of joint/combined humanitarian civic outreach efforts training conducted in the Pacific. This humanitarian and civic outreach training program is aimed at improving military-civic cooperation between the United States and Indonesia. The operation consists of several civil military assistance programs to include medical civic assistance programs (MEDCAP/DENCAP) with focuses on general health care, dental, optometry, women’s health, and pediatrics. Also included is the engineering civic assistance program (ENCAP), with focus on structural, plumbing, and electric repair of medical clinics and schools. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Gustavo Gonzalez)
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Change of Command

CAMP H.M. SMITH, Hawaii -- Navy Admiral Robert F. Willard, Commander, U.S. Pacific Command, (left) welcomes Air Force Maj. Gen. Norman J. Brozenick Jr. (right) as the new commander of Special Operations Command-Pacific, during the change-of-command ceremony at Camp H.M. Smith. (U.S. Marine Corps photo/Sgt Peter J. Thibodeau)
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Change of Command

CAMP H.M. SMITH, Hawaii -- Navy Admiral Robert F. Willard, Commander, U.S. Pacific Command, (center) presides over the Special Operations Command-Pacific, Change-of-Command ceremony where Navy Rear Adm. Sean A. Pybus (left) is relieved by Air Force Maj. Gen. Norman J. Brozenick Jr. (right). (U.S. Marine Corps photo/Sgt Peter J. Thibodeau)
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Air Assault

An instructor from the Warrior Training Center at Ft. Benning, Ga., teaches Airmen and Soldiers how to properly perform a sling load during the Air Assault course in Wahiawa, Hawaii, May 4. Five Pacific Air Forces 647th Security Forces Squadron Airmen were chosen to participate with 309 Soldiers in this intense, 11-day course April 30 to May 11, 2011. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Carolyn Herrick)
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Air Assault

Airmen and Soldiers rappel out of a UH-60 Blackhawk in Wahiawa, Hawaii, May 10. Five Pacific Air Forces 647th Security Forces Squadron Airmen were chosen to participate with 309 Soldiers in an 11-day Army Air Assault course April 30 to May 11, 2011. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Carolyn Herrick)
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Air Assault

U.S. Air Force Senior Airman Jordan Miller rappels out of a UH-60 Blackhawk in Wahiawa, Hawaii, May 10. He and four other Pacific Air Forces 647th Security Forces Squadron Airmen were chosen to participate with 309 Soldiers in an 11-day Army Air Assault course April 30 to May 11, 2011. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Carolyn Herrick)
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Air Assault

U.S. Air Force Senior Airman Jordan Miller rappels out of a UH-60 Blackhawk in Wahiawa, Hawaii, May 10. He and four other Pacific Air Forces 647th Security Forces Squadron Airmen were chosen to participate with 309 Soldiers in an 11-day Army Air Assault course April 30 to May 11, 2011. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Carolyn Herrick)
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Air Assault

U.S. Air Force Senior Airman Jordan Miller studies Air Assault curriculum in class with fellow Airmen and Soldiers in Wahiawa, Hawaii, May 10. He and four other Pacific Air Forces 647th Security Forces Squadron Airmen were chosen to participate with 309 Soldiers in an 11-day Army Air Assault course April 30 to May 11, 2011. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Carolyn Herrick)
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Hickam colonel represents AF at RSC-Capital

Col. Bob Wicks, commander of RSC-Capital, receives a brief on the construction status at Forward Operating Base Bhut Khak Feb. 15. Bhut Khak opened April 24 and is a new Afghan National Army installation in eastern Kabul. The new $4.4 million facility will house the 600 soldiers of the 3rd Kandhak, 1st Brigade, who are responsible for the security throughout the eastern corridor of Kabul. (Photo by Jon Connor)
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Hickam colonel represents AF at RSC-Capital

Col. Bob Wicks, Regional Support Commander-Capital (left), assists in a ribbon cutting marking the completion of Phase 2 construction at the Ring of Steel Kandak (battalion) headquarters in Kabul, Afghanistan, Jan. 31. He is serving a one-year deployment from the 13th Air Force at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii, and is the only Airman of six RSC commanders. (Photo by Jon Connor)
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