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  • Photo essay: Joint Base MDL emergency responders halt blaze

    Fire and emergency services here successfully contained 100 percent of a range fire by April 9. The fire started in training ranges 13 and 14 and began moving easterly into areas where previous controlled burns had been conducted. The cause of the fire is currently under investigation.The Joint Base

  • AFSA recognizes Grand Forks duo as best of the year

    Two Airmen from the 319th Air Base Wing were recognized for their outstanding service by the Air Force Sergeants Association Division 89 during a convention held April 2 in Oklahoma City. Tech. Sgt. Jeffery Rueben was named as the NCO of the Year and Staff Sgt. Eric Hurtado, a senior airman at the

  • National Firefighter Award highlights Grand Forks Airman's windfall year

    Ask Tech. Sgt. Jeffrey Rueben about his recent award, and he'll likely have to ask you, "Which one?"Rueben has earned the Veterans of Foreign Wars National Firefighter Award; the Air Mobility Command Fire Officer of the Year; the Air Force Sergeants Association Division 89 NCO of the Year; and the

  • 62nd AW welcomes new command chief at Joint Base Lewis-McChord

    The 62nd Airlift Wing's new command chief, Chief Master Sgt. Gordon Drake, joined the team April 12. Drake takes over for Chief Master Sgt. Gregory Warren who is heading to Royal Air Force Mildenhall, England, to serve as the 100th Air Refueling Wing's Operations Group superintendent.As the command

  • Photos: Airmen ensure jets are ready

    Repair journeymen from the 92nd Maintenance Squadron perform required maintenance on tires for Fairchild's KC-135 Stratotankers here April 5.Over time the tires wear down and need to be replaced. In order for these Airmen to complete their portion of the mission, they must take apart and inspect

  • Air Force's top enlisted leader visits Joint Base Charleston

    The 16th chief master sergeant of the Air Force spoke with Joint Base Charleston Airmen about current and future Air Force operations April 9 during a brief visit here.During his visit, which included an "all call" held at the base theater, Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force James Roy touched on