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  • Last Utah ANG KC-135E Stratotanker retires

    The last KC-135 "E" model Stratotanker assigned to the Utah Air National Guard's 151st Air Refueling Wing flew its final flight May 21. Aircraft tail number 57-1510 was flown approximately 15 miles from the Air Guard base in Salt Lake City to nearby Hill Air Force Base where it was officially

  • 'Port Dawgs' help keep the mission moving at Incirlik

    They work tirelessly around the clock, no matter what the weather. They are on the flight line making sure the warfighter down range is getting the supplies they need to fight the fight. They are the unsung heroes of the flightline. They are the aerial porters, also known as, "Port Dawgs!"The

  • Critical Days of Summer Kick Off

    In a sincere effort to save lives and prevent accidents, AMC's commander urges Airmen to get "Back to Basics at Home and Work" - the theme of this year's AMC Critical Days of Summer campaign. "We must ensure that everything we do, on and off duty, is completely thought through - especially during

  • "Click it or Ticket" leads into AMC Critical Days of Summer

    As the Air Force-wide "Critical Days of Summer" campaign is about to begin the country-wide "Click it or Ticket" campaign is already in swing.Law enforcement authorities will be especially vigilant in identifying drivers not using seat belts through May 31."Our No. 1 contributor to Air Force

  • AFSO21 initiative saves Dover $1.8 million

    A new process will save Dover Air Force Base, Del., $1.8 million in man hours in the course of a year and most residents will not notice the change.Inprocessing Dover took an average of 20 days, but through an Air Force Smart Operations for the 21st Century initiative, that time has been cut down to

  • U.S. Military Shepherds Humanitarian Aid to Pakistan

    Two Air Force C-17 airlifters have begun delivering humanitarian aid to internally displaced people in Pakistan's northwestern provinces, the chief U.S. defense representative said today. For Navy Rear Adm. Michael A. Lefevre, who works out of the U.S. Embassy in Islamabad, the humanitarian effort