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  • Guam, Andersen remember fallen B-52 crew with memorial service

    A memorial service will be held July 19 on Andersen in remembrance of Raider 21, the B-52 aircrew that died on Liberation Day 2008 when their aircraft crashed. The memorial service, which will be held 4 p.m. July 19 at Chapel 1, is a non-denominational ceremony is open to all who have access to the

  • PACAF commander visits Andersen during farewell tour

    After more than a year and a half leading Pacific Air Forces, Gen. Howie Chandler bid farewell to Team Andersen during his farewell tour of PACAF July 2. General Chandler assumed command of PACAF in November 2007. He will be moving on to the Pentagon for his upcoming assignment as the Vice Chief of

  • Airman's Attic resumes operations

    The Airmen's Attic reopened its doors inside the old base exchange adjacent to the commissary July 1. The Airmen's Attic is open Wednesdays from 1 to 3 p.m. and Fridays from 9 to 11 a.m. All ranks day will be the last Friday of each month. The attic will be closed on holidays and down days. The new

  • Comptrollers corner market on money matters

    No money, no mission.Without the money to fund its facilities, equipment or personnel, the U.S. Air Force would not thrive. If there were no funds to pour into development of state-of-the-art weapons systems and platforms, the "sound of freedom" that roars over Guam daily would be nothing more than

  • Pacific civic leaders take first-hand look at Andersen's mission

    Twenty-two civic leaders from Alaska, Hawaii and Guam capped a five-day tour of the 'strategic triangle' with a visit to Andersen Air Force Base, Guam, June 26. The tour offered the Air Force an outlet to deliver key messages to influential regional community representatives. According to Col. Ed

  • Pacific civic leaders take first-hand look at Andersen's mission

    Twenty-two civic leaders from Alaska, Hawaii and Guam capped a five-day tour of the 'strategic triangle' with a visit to Andersen Air Force Base, Guam, June 26. The tour offered the Air Force an outlet to deliver key messages to influential regional community representatives. According to Col. Ed

  • Mental health clinic clears crowded, clouded craniums

    Military members and their families can face much adversity. Just as with our civilian counterparts, that adversity can come while managing financial responsibilities, raising a family, or maintaining other personal relationships. However, the military family has the added stress of frequent

  • Physical therapy clinic aids ailing Airmen

    The rigors and tempo of military life can often be strenuous, even for the healthiest Airmen, Soldiers, Sailors, Marines and their families. The wear and tear sometimes leads to nagging injuries which hamper the ability to accomplish the mission at work or at home. When a primary care manager

  • 'Sex Signals' educates, informs, challenges Airmen

    ANDERSEN AIR FORCE BASE, Guam - More than 800 Airmen poured into the base theater during one of three showings of "Sex Signals," an improvisational comedy show here June 29. The interactive presentation educated Airmen on the common misconceptions of sexual assault and rape and how to handle

  • Andersen chapel here to help

    With eight different worship services per week, Bible study sessions catering to men, women and youth, and various monthly and seasonal activities, Andersen's Chapel has something for everyone looking for a spiritual connection. Most programs sponsored by the chapel are volunteer-driven, meaning the

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