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  • 62nd OG gives back to spouses

    Frequent deployments, tours of duty, humanitarian missions and training flights may lead loved ones to ask, "What are they doing up there?"More than 100 loved ones got the chance to find out April 14 when they took to the skies as part of the 62nd Operations Group spouse orientation flight.The

  • Sky’s the limit: 618th AOC weather unit wins Air Force honors

    Their skills are simply stratospheric -- at least by U.S. Air Force standards. The 618th Air and Space Operations Center (Tanker Airlift Control Center) Weather Operations Directorate here recently won the 2011 Air Force Outstanding Specialized Weather Support Unit. The 618th is the global air

  • Galaxy rising: C-5's future to 'surge' to new heights

    Air Mobility Command has a goal -- to have a minimum of 30 C-5 Galaxy aircraft tasked and flying missions every day. That would be a "surge" of new daily operations for the airframe, the crews who fly them and the maintainers who keep them ready.The current average of C-5s tasked "in the system" is

  • Scott boxer is one of the best in the country

    Senior Airman Adam Hassan, 375th Communications Squadron, fought through two weeks of try-outs and three months of intense training to be announced the best boxer in the Air Force and one of the top 10 boxers in the U.S.He had to compete against everyone who submitted a package to even get into the

  • Travis AFB honors fallen Airman with digified ceremony

    Members of the Travis Honor Guard conducted a dignified remains arrival April 11 on the Travis flightline to honor the return of a fallen fellow Airman -- Capt. Francis Imlay.Imlay was assigned to the 391st Fighter Squadron "Bold Tigers" at Mountain Home Air Force Base, Idaho. While deployed to an

  • 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