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  • Record number of Andersen Airmen enhance lives, careers for fiscal 2015

    There are many activities to do after a long work day. Some people play sports or work out, while others choose to relax. Many Andersen AFB Airmen, however, have dedicated their off-duty time to hit the books.In fiscal 2015, more than 170 Airmen here graduated with associate's, bachelor's or

  • Andersen hosts 14th Annual Retiree Appreciation Day

    Active-duty, retired and civilian Airmen came together to celebrate the 14th annual Retiree Appreciation Day Nov. 7 at Andersen Air Force Base, Guam.More than 115 retirees and family members participated in events held throughout the day, which included briefings from TRICARE representatives, 36th

  • Team Andersen participates in 2015 Veterans Day ceremony

    Nov. 11 is the day in which America recognizes contributions made to our nation by servicemembers, past and present.The federal holiday, originally called Armistice Day, was proclaimed Nov. 11, 1919, by former President Woodrow Wilson.President Wilson said, "To us in America, the reflections of

  • Riders review motorcycle safety practices during mentorship day

    Motorcyclists from across the island met for a ride from Andersen Air Force Base to Naval Base Guam, Nov. 6, for a day of mentorship and safety practice.Using safe riding techniques and donning proper personal protective equipment, experienced riders and beginners alike reviewed basic skills that

  • Honoring veterans past, present this Veterans Day

    To the men and women of Pacific Air Forces and to veterans across the services, I offer my sincere gratitude and appreciation for your dedicated service. As you know, this Wednesday commemorates a significant date in our nation's history, a day in 1918 where a signed armistice marked an end to World

  • Airmen work hand-in-paw with four-legged wingmen

    The bond between man and dog is a special one, dating back to times when wolves and men would hunt together. Through years of evolution and change, the relationship between dogs and humans has grown stronger.Despite evolving technology of surveillances and detection, the skill of a trained working

  • Andersen athlete pushes limits, wins Guam bodybuilding competition

    (This feature is part of the "Through Airmen's Eyes" series. These stories focus on individual Airmen, highlighting their Air Force story.)Many Airmen work out to pass time, relieve stress or get into better shape.For Senior Airman Kelly Berger, 36th Civil Engineer Squadron pest management

  • Civil Action Team improves quality of life for Palau residents

    About 800 miles southwest of Guam lies a collection of small islands that make up the nation of Palau. There are approximately 18,000 Palauan residents, some who live without consistent plumbing, and air conditioning.Since 1970, service members from all branches of the U.S. military have deployed to