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  • Andersen Airmen: fit to fight

    Temporary muscle failure: the physical incapability of lifting a limb to the fully contracted position for a period of time. It is a concept more Team Andersen Airmen are becoming familiar with as they push their bodies to the limit in pursuit of physical excellence.In years past, Airmen were

  • AES, AMS students pledge to be drug free

    Red Ribbon Week is the nation's oldest and largest drug prevention program, reaching millions of Americans during the last week of October every year. By wearing red ribbons and participating in community anti-drug events, young people pledge to live a drug-free life and pay tribute to Drug

  • Secretary of State delivers appreciation message to DoD servicemembers

    U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton delivered a message of gratitude and praise to all servicemembers willing to devote their lives to the defense of freedom Oct. 29 here.Looking out at her audience, Secretary Clinton went on to convey the magnitude of such a commitment, and the impact it has on

  • 644 CBCS teaches first combined combat training course

    Although many Team Andersen Airmen are familiar with the Commando Warrior training course taught by the 736th Security Forces Squadron, another Air Base Defense Training Center is swiftly gaining prestige for the 36th Wing, the Combat Readiness School (CRS) offered by the 644th Combat Communications

  • Political activities by Air Force members

    Involvement in the political process is an important inalienable right, but as an active duty service member certain rules must be followed. The political activities Air Force members can take part in may be restricted in order for the Air Force to reach the goal of a politically neutral military

  • CDC: Caring for what matters most

    America's defenders safeguard this great nation for many reasons, one being to ensure their children have a bright future in a free and prosperous country. The Andersen Child Development Center aims to ensure servicemembers are able to focus on the mission without worrying whether or not their

  • 36th CES helps improve Andersen life

    The U.S. Air Force has a lot to boast about. Not only is it the world's greatest and most effective air power, but also maintains the highest standard of living for its Airmen and their families.This year, the 36th Civil Engineer Squadron was tasked with the responsibility of disseminating $12

  • Andersen's Best - Staff Sgt. Christopher Lucas, Det. 3

    Staff Sgt. Christopher Lucas, Detachment 3 knowledge operations management, was awarded Andersen's Best, here Oct. 22.As a knowledge operations management journeyman, Sergeant Lucas ensures all Contractor Logistical Support personnel have the most up to date information on any last minute technical

  • Travel Fair a success

    Team Andersen caught a glimpse of paradise during the 7th Annual Travel Fair at the Sunrise Conference Center, Oct. 14.Approximately 400 people who were in attendance, not counting children, had the opportunity to receive prizes, enjoy the entertainment of a native dance group, and check out great

  • 36th MRS and HSC-25 train together for future relief efforts

    The 36th Mobility Response Squadron and the Helicopter Sea Combat Squadron TWO FIVE partnered together to conduct a joint field training exercise to foster a better working relationship Oct. 13, at Northwest Field."The 36th Mobility Response Squadron and other units under the command of the 36th

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