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  • D-Day invasion remembered by local Veteran

    This is the first of a three-part series highlighting Charleston Veterans and their contributions on D-Day which will run through the month of June.Sixty-six years ago, Joint Base Charleston's 437th Airlift Wing began their first combat flight to the beaches of Normandy, France. The 437th Troop

  • Aerial delivery facility improvements roll out 3,400 strong

    After an arduous 5-year face lift, the roughly 50-year-old Aerial Delivery Facility here was recently released from reconstructive surgery.Placing heavy loads on the backs of nearly 3,400 ball-bearing rollers, multifaceted improvements have brought an efficient process to workers and a safer, faster

  • McConnell hosts Operation Air Force cadets

    Nine United States Air Force Academy cadets began a three-week tour here June 1 to 16 to experience day-to-day Air Force operations.This tour is part of Operation Air Force, a program that sends Air Force Academy and Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps cadets to bases throughout the Air Force

  • McChord Nuclear Surety Inspection

    The Nuclear Surety Program of the 62nd Airlift Wing received the highest grade possible following an evaluation by inspectors from Air Mobility Command and the Air Force Inspection Agency June 1 - 7.Seventeen inspectors from Air Mobility Command out of Scott Air Force Base, Ill., and six inspectors

  • 314th AW Historian earns contingency award

    Christopher Rumley, the 314th Airlift Wing's historian, earned the Air Force-level Excellence in Contingency History award during his last deployment as a historian for the 379th Air Expeditionary Wing in Southwest Asia.Deployments to the area of operations in either Operation Iraqi Freedom or

  • 777th EAS removes 20,000 vehicles from roads

    "It's the mighty power of the Air Force mobility machine that enables the U.S. to be able to operate in austere locations like Iraq and Afghanistan," said Lt. Col. Nathan Allerheiligen, 777th Expeditionary Airlift Squadron commander.The 777th Expeditionary Airlift Squadron proved this in the month

  • AMC civil engineer ran the show while deployed to Afghanistan

    When 2nd Lt. Sarah Bodenheimer deployed to Afghanistan last year, she considered it a worthwhile challenge when she found herself responsible for $450 million in construction projects to build up more than 260 Forward Operating Bases (FOBs) essential to U.S. and coalition operations there. "During