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  • Andersen personnel notified of PHI disclosure

    The 36th Medical Group here recently informed approximately 700 active-duty patients that their Protected Health Information from the Preventive Health Assessment Clinic may have been compromised. On May 13, 2011, PHI consisting of medical history questionnaires, immunization records and appointment

  • Andersen's Best: Tech. Sgt. Garrett Toomas, 734th Air Mobility Squadron

    Tech. Sgt. Garrett Toomas, 734th Air Mobility Squadron Command and Control Operations noncommissioned officer in charge, was awarded Andersen's Best here June 16.Sergeant Toomas displayed exceptional leadership in blending Air Mobility Command Center and Team Andersen efforts by directing and

  • USO brings Sesame Street to Andersen AFB

    Elmo, Rosita, Cookie Monster and Grover, all characters from the Sesame Street television show, paid a visit to Andersen Air Force Base and Naval Base Guam to perform for military members and their families June 9 and 10.The United Service Organizations teamed with Sesame Workshop, the non-profit

  • PACAF command chief visits Andersen

    Visiting bases is the most direct means the Pacific Air Forces' command chief has to communicate with PACAF Airmen and families, whether it's to listen to concerns, provide guidance for professional development or to deliver messages from Air Force leadership. PACAF Command Chief Master Sgt. Brooke

  • 36th Wing receives “EXCELLENT” rating for CI

    The 36th Wing wrapped up its week-long Pacific Air Forces Compliance Inspection here May 13, with a majority of sections receiving satisfactory results, and the wing receiving an overall rating of "excellent ."There is no overarching pass or fail grade for CIs. Instead, critical compliance

  • Andersen's Best: Airman 1st Class Allison Gedridge, 36th Munitions Squadron

    Airman 1st Class Allison Gedridge, 36th Munitions Squadron equipment maintenance crew member, was awarded Andersen's Best here May 19.Airman Gedridge bolstered Pacific Air Force's War Reserve Material program, ensuring four million dollars worth of munitions handling equipment items were available.

  • Andersen prepares for typhoon exercise Pakyo

    The Pacific Northwest is prone to tropical cyclone activity 365 days a year. Because Guam is located within this tropical belt, the possibility of a storm is ever-present making natural disaster planning a high priority for the island.To maintain sharp emergency response procedures and prepare

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