SecDEF: Most furloughed DOD civilians to return to work next week

*Editor's Note: This article was originally published to www.af.mil on Oct. 5Today I am announcing that most DOD civilians placed on emergency furlough during the government shutdown will be asked to return to work beginning next week.Immediately after President Obama signed the Pay Our Military Act

No FY14 budget, tuition assistance suspended

WASHINGTON (AFNS) -- With the U.S. government failing to pass a fiscal 2014 budget, all tuition assistance for classes starting on or after Oct. 1 will be suspended until further notice. As a result, effective immediately, the ability to apply for TA through the Air Force Virtual Education Center is

Continuing family support through government shutdown

WASHINGTON (AFNS) -- Our service members, their families and survivors have responded brilliantly to all that's been asked of them, especially since the start of combat operations well over 10 years ago. They have and deserve our respect and support for continuing to serve honorably despite the many

Air Force Aid Society provides services during government shutdown

WASHINGTON (AFNS) -- Due to the government shut down we are being told many Airman & Family Readiness Centers to include their Air Force Aid sections will be closed. If you have an emergency travel situation or need funds to avoid privation please call the American Red Cross at 1-877-272-7337 --

Andersen agencies come together for annual fuel spill response training

Team Andersen conducted an annual multi-agency fuel spill response training event Sept. 26 at the 36th Logistics Squadron Fuels Management compound here.More than 29 people from eight agencies participated in the exercise, including representatives from 36th Civil Engineer Squadron, 36th Medical

Saipan firefighters reciprocate camaraderie, host first Training with Airmen

Airmen honor AF anniversary with valued traditions

36th MUNS maintains munitions stockpile

Andersen pays respect during National POW/MIA Recognition Day

Andersen dorm manager takes quality of life to heart

Tinian Hall houses approximately 120 Airmen who play roles in completing their units' missions, and it's up to one person to take care of any housing issues that might arise, so the Airmen can stay focused on projecting air power throughout the Asia-Pacific theater.For six years, Dorothy Sarmiento,