Andersen CDC after-school programs spark social skills

The Child Development Center's after-school program on Andersen Air Force Base, Guam is a productive and alternate option for after-school care for children of active duty and active National Guard members."Our after-school program gives children a chance to expand their social skills outside of

Bio keeps mission flowing by ensuring safe water

With all the water on and around Guam through various sources and the people who depend on it daily to sustain existence and operations, is a base armed with a team of 10 specially trained Airmen to determine its safety for consumption and leisure activities.The 36th Medical Operations Squadron

Hearts Apart and Heartlink host gathering for military families on Andersen

18th MXG Airmen prep Eagles for flight home

Airmen from the 18th Maintenance Group from Kadena Air Base, Japan, conducted pre-flight maintenance on F-15 Eagles on the Andersen Air Force Base, Guam, flightline, Aug. 27, before the F-15s flight back to Japan.Airmen from Kadena Air Base, Japan, were deployed to Guam for two weeks as part of the

Jumps and chutes: 736th SFS conduct airborne training

The blood vessels dilate. The heart starts pounding faster as adrenaline kicks into full gear. The jumpers manage to keep a calm bearing as they wait for the signal. They're ready. The light turns green, and from the dark cargo hold of a C-130 Hercules, they jump into the bright tropical skies of

Be part of 16th Annual 'You Got Talent' contest

Registration for the 16th Annual You Got Talent Family and Teen Contest here ends Aug. 31. This year's event will give Team Andersen a chance to compete in 11 different categories ranging from singing and dancing to comedy and drama. The performers will be able to compete in solo, group,

Airman explores the world through skating

A solitary skater takes a couple strides and smoothly steps on to his three-and-a-half-foot board. He rolls onto a bike trail with no idea where it will take him. He can feel every inconsistency of the ground beneath his heels. With his wheels gliding over the pavement, he waits to discover the

Stratotanker, Stratofortress tandem continue half a century of Asia-Pacific partnership

America's involvement in the Vietnam War continued to escalate in 1965, and on June 18, 27 B-52 Stratofortresses broke the threshold of Guam's airspace toward the open skies of the Pacific to conduct the first Arc Light mission. At the same time, 27 KC-135 Stratotankers departed Japan to rendezvous

Dental Flight gets to the root of the problem

Airmen asked to participate in DOD anti-tobacco video competition

The Department of Defense, Health Affairs, has recently announced a new countermarketing video competition that aims to target tobacco as an enemy of the military that degrades service members' health, fitness, mission readiness and work productivity. The competition entitled, "Fight the Enemy,"