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  • Andersen’s Best: Staff Sgt. Whitney Rogers

    Staff Sgt. Whitney Rogers, 36th Wing Protocol specialist, was awarded Team Andersen's Best here, Feb. 23.Sergeant Rogers was the protocol officer on the high visibility visit of Maj. Gen. Timothy Byers, the Air Force Civil Engineer's visit to Andersen, where she drafted itineraries, organized 12

  • Andersen recognizes 2011s top performers

    Team Andersen recognized six Airmen and four civilians for their hard work and dedication both on, and off duty during the Annual Awards Banquet held Feb. 10 at the Sheraton Laguna Resort in Tammuning.Each year, the recognition of outstanding performers serves as a reminder that Airmen and personnel

  • Andersen concludes Asia-Pacific SMEE

    As part of U.S. Pacific Command's Theater Security Cooperation Program, a multilateral subject-matter expert exchange co-hosted by senior civil engineer and security forces personnel from Headquarters 13th Air Force concluded here Feb. 23.The exchange, called Pacific Unity and Pacific Defender,

  • Main gate to receive facelift

    Traffic calming is a set of strategies put in place to slow the speed of oncoming traffic and increase safety for motorists, pedestrians and cyclists alike. The concrete barriers located at Andersen's main gate are a prime example of a traffic calming device.However, upon further examination, the

  • Health care: benefit, individual responsibility

    Did you know in 2011 over 2,100 appointments resulted in no-shows for the 36th Medical Group? A missed appointment without prior notifications cost the military approximately $100 in lost opportunity, meaning over $210,000 was wasted in the past year alone. Additionally, patients who failed to

  • Andersen servicemembers save when dining out

    The Army & Air Force Exchange Service is taking a bite out of the price of dining as shoppers using their Military Star card at participating Andersen Exchange restaurants will now receive 10 percent off their entire purchase. "Whether it's a Whopper at Burger King a sandwich at Subway or any other

  • 23 EBS showcase abilities to international audience

    Team Andersen and deployed servicemembers from other installations and forces are here to practice war fighting capabilities routinely. Recently Team Andersen was honored to showcase their talents to an international audience in Singapore. February 14 and Feb. 18 the 23rd Expeditionary Bomb Squadron

  • Relationships enhanced, lessons learned at Cobra Gold 2012

    "Peace is not the absence of conflict, but the ability to handle conflict by peaceful means."Ronald Reagan's famous words were put to the test as service members from the U.S., Kingdom of Thailand, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Singapore and the Republic of Korea fought to maintain peace in the face

  • Team Andersen, RAAF, JASDF group to assist local community

    Team Andersen Airmen joined members from the Japan Air Self Defense Force and the Royal Australian Air Force to participate in a community beautification project in Dededo, Guam, Feb. 18.The community relations event volunteers joined efforts with one another to volunteer at three locations

  • Andersen’s Best: Tech Sgt. Sharnta Bullard

    Tech. Sgt. Sharnta Bullard, 36th Medical Operations Squadron, was awarded Team Andersen's Best here, Feb. 9.Sergeant Bullard has filled the non-commissioned officer in charge 36 MOS Ambulance Services over the last three months due to the assigned NCOIC deploying. Being her first NCOIC role,