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  • Task force examines Andersen ISR plans

    A site activation task force met at Andersen for Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnais-sance and strike aircraft beddown. Preparation for the future Global Hawk unmanned aerial vehicle and strike force to includes deployable bombers, tankers and fighters at Andersen. Pacific Air Force sent the

  • New survey aims to improve information delivery to Airmen

    The Secretary of the Air Force Office of Communication at the Pentagon has launched a study to find out how Airmen want to get information about the Air Force. A randomly selected group of Airmen and Air Force civilian employees will receive an e-mail invitation from Brig Gen Erv Lessel, Air Force

  • Legal office issues Articles 15 to seven Airmen

    During the month of February 2007, seven Andersen Airmen received non-judicial punishment. The circumstances of the cases are as follows: A staff sergeant from the 36th Civil Engineer Squadron was disrespectful to his first sergeant, in violation of Article 92, Uniform Code of Military Justice. For

  • Andersen bombers participate in Koa Lightning

    The low rumble of B-52s shook the normally quiet evening skies of Andersen Air Force Base as the Stratofortresses of the 36th Operations Group participated in Pacific Command's Koa Lightning exercise over the islands of Hawaii. For the men and women of the 96th Expeditionary Bomb Squadron, the

  • Airman earns Achievement Medal for lifesaving efforts

    When Airman 1st Class Kyle Thomas joined the Air Force, he new the military would teach him some amazing skills. What Airman Thomas didn't know was that before reaching his first duty station, he'd apply the skills he learned in basic training to save a child's life. The aerospace ground equipment

  • 36th SFS catches poachers

    "Dog off leash!" someone shouted. Just a few seconds later, Military Working Dog Freddy was guarding a very nervous poacher. Recently, members of the 36th Security Forces Squadron detained three men for poaching and trespassing on base. Staff Sgt. Roberto Cheeseboro, 36th SFS military working dog

  • Award-winning Airman sets standard

    Striving for excellence is nothing new for a 36th Contracting Squadron Airman who was recently awarded a PACAF-level award for being the contracting Airman of the Year for 2006. After being stationed on Guam in July 2005 as his first duty station, Senior Airman Clayton Bodkin, 36th CONS, has

  • Fight to survive: Exercise examines operational, life-saving skills

    The 36th Contingeny Response Group participated in a three-day exercise, which began Monday and ended Wednesday. The training tests and reinforces CRG members' reaction when defending an air base. On day one they reviewed improvised explosive devices, tactical vehicle deployment, individual

  • National Patient Safety Awareness Week

    The 36th Medical Group will celebrate Patient Safety Awareness Week March 4 through 10. This is a national education and awareness-building campaign for improving patient safety in United States military and civilian hospitals. As part of an on-going effort, staff will focus on communication and

  • Don't walk by the broken window

    Have you ever wondered why a slum is a slum? I once heard an interesting story of how a slum became a slum. I obviously know the slum wasn't built as a slum, but over time it became one. Why? Before I give you that answer, you are probably wondering why do I care about slums? Well, the answer to the

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