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  • 36th MRS, 736th SFS lifelines for Pacific disaster relief

    When disaster strikes at home or on the highways, people call 911 for assistance, but who do people call for disasters of epic proportions? The Pacific region has its own version of 911 when typhoons, tsunamis and other significant natural disasters occur - the 36th Contingency Response Group's 36th

  • Air Force officer trains for triathlons

    As the 36th Mission Support Group executive officer, 2nd Lt. Sarah Mutter is always busy but still manages to stay fit to fight by training for triathlons in her spare time. Lieutenant Mutter has been training for triathlons for approximately a year and bikes 26 miles, swims 3,000 meters and runs

  • 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 their concerns or to deliver messages from Air Force leadership. PACAF Command Chief Master Sgt. Anthony Bishop visited Andersen April 1 to 3 to

  • Devoted defender earns 'Top Performer' honors

    An Airman assigned to the 254th Security Forces Squadron recently received the Pacific Air Forces Airman of the Year Award. Staff Sgt. Shaun Morrison, 254th Security Forces Squadron security controlman, exhibits the traits of an exceptional Airman, earning him the distinction as one of Andersen and

  • Enlisted professional organizations hold consolidated membership drive

    To promote and encourage involvement in Air Force professional organizations, Team Andersen will be holding a consolidated membership drive at the base exchange April 17. The event is a joint venture between the Top 3, Network 5/6 and First Four Airmen. Along with the membership drive, there will be

  • No exceptions: Reflective belts mandatory at night

    According to 36th Wing Instruction 91-202, Team Andersen members will wear reflective vest/belts/accessories during the hours of darkness or reduced visibility. "We receive a lot of phone calls about personnel running at night with no reflective gear," said Staff Sgt. Scott Miller, 36th Wing ground

  • A leap of faith: 36th CRG conducts jump training

    A leap of faith is all it takes for members of the 36th Contingency Response Group during their three-week Proficiency Jump Training that started April 6. Airmen from the 736th Security Forces Squadron 36th Mobility Readiness Squadron, and the 644th Combat Communications Squadron are scheduled to

  • 90th EAMU hosts tour for Machananao Elementary School students

    The 90th Expeditionary Aircraft Maintenance Unit, deployed from Elmendorf AFB, Alaska, hosted Machananao Elementary School on Andersen's flightline to give the students an idea of what their job as F-22 maintainers entails. Since deployed to Andersen AFB, more than a hundred airmen from the 90th

  • F-22 exchange pilot helps strengthen U.S., Australian ties

    A Royal Australian Air Force pilot assigned to the 90th Expeditionary Fighter Squadron has had the opportunity to fly the United States Air Force's premier fighter, the F-22 Raptor, as part of a foreign pilot exchange program. Squadron Leader (O-4) Matthew Harper is an F-22 instructor pilot and the

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