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  • Officials put a stop to Spice

    ANDERSEN AIR FORCE BASE, Guam - The Air Force now has the capability to drug test for a range of designer synthetic-cannabinoid products known as Spice, using urinalysis. With the implementation of testing, officials intend to send a very clear message: use Spice, and you may lose your career, end

  • Tarague Beach: new ‘swim at your own risk’ policy in effect

    A new "swim at your own risk" policy is now in effect at Tarague Beach here.Life guards will no longer be on duty at the beach, allowing water entry to swimmers seven days a week, from 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m."This new policy enhances your availability to a tremendous resource we have on Andersen Air

  • AETC officials announce new professional development guide

    Air Education and Training Command officials have announced the release of the new AFPAM36-2241, Professional Development Guide. The effective date of the new PDG is Oct. 1 and will be available at www.e-publishing.af.mil beginning May 2. Master sergeants testing this December will be the first to

  • Team Andersen supports DEA’s National Drug Take Back Initiative

    Members of Team Andersen will have the opportunity to dispose of unwanted or unused prescription drugs in a safe and appropriate environment during the second annual National Drug Take Back Initiative April 30.Andersen will provide two medication drop-off sites for individuals who already have base

  • Andersen to host wing dining out April 23

    Dating back hundreds of years, formal military dinners have been a tradition throughout history. Then, militaries held feasts to celebrate victories and honor unit achievements. Today's Air Force holds true to this time honored tradition by gathering for formal dinners much like those of the past.

  • Veteran revisits Andersen after 50 years

    Snapshots of another lifetime unfold like a scene from a silent film as Eldred Pearson steps into his past here April 11. More than 50 years ago, Mr. Pearson was stationed on Andersen as a member of the 3rd Aviation Support Depot working with munitions. Today, the 79 year-old struggles to find the

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