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  • Team Andersen observes ocean safety

    Approximately 70 percent of the Earth's surface is covered in it, nearly 60 percent of the human body is made of it, and the island of Guam is completely surrounded by it. Water is everywhere, and it provides Team Andersen with many recreational pastimes.One of those, swimming, is an activity easily

  • Housing office closed Mondays

    The 36th Civil Engineer Squadron Housing Office and Unaccompanied Housing Office here is closed every Monday until Sept. 16 as a result of the Department of Defense furloughs.The housing office, which is staffed by DoD civilians, is not able to operate Mondays as a result of department budget

  • CATM team trains Andersen Airmen

    The four-person 36th Security Forces Squadron Combat Arms Training and Maintenance flight trains over 2,000 Airmen each year in weapons operations to maintain combat readiness requirements across Team Andersen. The CATM mission is to ensure all members of Team Andersen are able to use and maintain

  • Medical emergency procedures

    The 36th Medical Group is the primary source of health care at Andersen Air Force Base. The medical group is not a hospital and does not have an urgent care center or an emergency room. If there is an emergency or threat to a life, limb or eyesight, proceed to Guam Navy Hospital or Guam Memorial

  • Children, adults can experience Guam below sea level

    Exploring the depths of the aquatic world may be unheard of for some, but the 36th Force Support Squadron Andersen Family Dive Center here has made scuba diving an easy and accessible hobby to learn for all. Since a new company took over the contract with the base to run the center in January, it's