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Thanking the past

Flags adorn the graves of fallen heroes as Navy ATCS Brian O'shea, in the foreground, and Navy SKC Edwin White, both from Helicopter Sea Combat Squadron-Two Five, trim the grass at the Agana Cemetery May 25 as part of the squadron's Memorial Day tribute. HSC-25 adopted the cemetery in September 2004 after discovering it was a cemetery dedicated to Naval personnel. Sailors from the HSC-25 care for the cemetery every two weeks. (Photo by Air Force Public Affairs Tech. Sgt. Brian Bahret/36th Wing Public Affairs)
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Top Team

The 36th Civil Engineer Squadron intramural bowling team displays their trophy after winning the base intramural championships.
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Team Andersen is mission ready

Staff Sgt. Amanda Chernogovec, 736th Security Forces Squadron, performs a sweep during an Emergency Management Exercise, May 14. The EME was one area of evaluation during Andersen's Unit Compliance Inspection. (Photo by Senior Airman Miranda Moorer/36th Communications Squadron)
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36th EAMXS prepare to pack it up, go home

An 36th Expeditionary Aircraft Maintenance Squadron Airman maintains a B-52. (Photo by Master Sgt. Arthur Webb/ 36th Operations Support Squadron)
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Farewell celebration turns into livesaving effort

From left to right, Staff Sgt. Jason Ramirez, 36th CES/FD Airmen 1st Class Aaron Plascencia, 36th MDG and Sean Bordonaro, 36th CES/FD, Bryan Hanohano, 36th CES/FD and Staff Sgt. Joshua Thompson, 36th CES/FD refresh on their ABC and C-Spine training. (Photo by Airman Basic Evan Carter/36th Wing Public Affairs)
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Chief Wicks retires after 30 years service

Chief Master Sgt. Robert Wicks, 36th Wing command chief master sergeant, addresses the Airmen and Sailors present for his retirement ceremony Wednesday at the Oceanview Community Center. (Photo by Tech. Sgt. Brian Bahret/The Pacific Edge)
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Guam USO holds military appreciation weekend

Staff Sgt. Derrick Uzzle, from the 36th Medical Support Squadron, was the U.S. Air Force USO Servicemember of the Year. Sergeant Uzzle was recognized for his efforts at the USO Gala Saturday at the Hyatt. (Photo by Senior Airman Miranda Moorer/36th Communications Squadron)
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Cobra Gold

HATYAO BEACH, CHON BURI, Thailand -- Infantrymen with the Royal Thai Marines take up positions during an amphibious raid exercise May 11, 2007. The training was part of Cobra Gold 2007, an annual U.S. and Thai exercise designed to ensure regional peace and strengthen the ability of the Royal Thai Armed Forces to defend Thailand or respond to regional contingencies. (Official Cobra Gold 2007 photo by U.S. Marine Sgt. Ethan E. Rocke)
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Fit To Fight

Airmen from the 36th Contingency Response Group conduct a morning workout at Tarague Beach to stay “Fit to Fight.” The 36 CRG's physical training is structured to keep the Airmen from the group in top physical condition and ready to respond to any call short-notice deployment. The groups’ structured PT involves the entire squadron and works to bolster morale as well as to stay in shape. (Courtesy Photo)
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Fit To Fight

Airmen from the 36th Contingency Response Group conduct a morning workout at Tarague Beach to stay “Fit to Fight.” The 36 CRG's physical training is structured to keep the Airmen from the group in top physical condition and ready to respond to any call short-notice deployment. The groups’ structured PT involves the entire squadron and works to bolster morale as well as to stay in shape. (Courtesy Photo)
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Fit To Fight

Airmen from the 36th Contingency Response Group conduct a morning workout at Tarague Beach to stay “Fit to Fight.” The 36 CRG's physical training is structured to keep the Airmen from the group in top physical condition and ready to respond to any call short-notice deployment. The groups’ structured PT involves the entire squadron and works to bolster morale as well as to stay in shape. (Courtesy Photo)
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Fit To Fight

Airmen from the 36th Contingency Response Group conduct a morning workout at Tarague Beach to stay “Fit to Fight.” The 36 CRG's physical training is structured to keep the Airmen from the group in top physical condition and ready to respond to any call short-notice deployment. The groups’ structured PT involves the entire squadron and works to bolster morale as well as to stay in shape. (Courtesy Photo)
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Fit To Fight

Airmen from the 36th Contingency Response Group conduct a morning workout at Tarague Beach to stay “Fit to Fight.” The 36 CRG's physical training is structured to keep the Airmen from the group in top physical condition and ready to respond to any call short-notice deployment. The groups’ structured PT involves the entire squadron and works to bolster morale as well as to stay in shape. (Courtesy Photo)
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AMS sends SVS packing, 20-5

Jonathon Payton of the 36th SVS prepares to bat as the pitcher launches the ball.
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Base recognizes two for increased awareness, security response

ANDERSEN AIR FORCE BASE, Guam 00 Capt. William Lujan and Jeffrey Crandell stand with Lt. Col. James Hudson, Air Force Office of Special Investigations Det. 602 commander, and Maj. Erik Goepner, 36th Security Forces Squadron commander, after being recognized as the Vigilant Warrior. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Brian Bahret)
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‘Bring the mission home’

Airmen from the 36th Munitions Squadron load weapons on a B-52.
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Tax center collects $1.6 million in refunds

Col. Joel Westa congratulates Staff Sgt. Michael Pough for his contributions to the tax center. Sergeant Pough was the top tax preparation volunteer for the year.
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Town Hall addresses issues

Staff Sgt. Ben Martinez, from the 36th Communications Squadron, locates his house to see if it is affected by radon at the Town Hall meeting Tuesday at the base theater.
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Information managers provide vital link to valuable data

One of Staff Sgt. La’ Tamara Thomas’ task as an information manager is to provide computer support to the 36th Wing staff agencies.
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One minute to think can save life long problems

Master Sgt. Mark Sobus, from the 36th Wing Safety Office, inspects vehicles as they approach the wing headquarters to see if the occupants are wearing their seatbelts. Four safety representatives conducted a random seatbelt inspection Tuesday. During the inspection, eight out of 584 people counted were not wearing seatbelts.
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