Fairchild ANG and active duty Airmen combine forces

For the second time within a month, the 141st Air Refueling Wing and the 92nd Air Refueling Wing (both located at Fairchild) are working together during a periodic aircraft inspection that began Aug. 12, proving once more their ability to forge a growing relationship since the first ever Air

Dover Aircrew flies first C-17 into Georgia

Seven Airmen from Dover's 3rd Airlift Squadron flew the first C-17 Globemaster III carrying humanitarian supplies into the Republic of Georgia Aug. 13. "We had stopped at Ramstein Air Base, Germany, after flying supplies into Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom," said Capt. Cory

Mobility Airmen deliver aid to Georgia

Air Force mobility Airmen and aircraft delivered more than 78 tons of humanitarian aid supplies Aug. 13 and 14 to the people of the Republic of Georgia. Two Air Force C-17 Globemasters carried relief supplies including medical items, blankets, sheets, cots, air mattresses and sleeping bags from

Plans and programs leads the way

The 22nd Air Refueling Wing Plans and Programs office recently conducted an office-wide Six-S project that overhauled the look, feel and content of the office. The Six-S program provides a process for Airmen to follow that can assist in identifying certain areas of an office, policy or procedure

U.S. humanitarian support to Georgia continues

United States humanitarian efforts continued as another U.S. military aircraft delivered a second shipment of humanitarian supplies on Aug. 13, for the people of the Republic of Georgia in response to the crisis situation. A C-17 Globemaster III, from the 305th Air Mobility Wing at McGuire Air Force

Air mobility supports Georgia humanitarian relief

Air Force mobility Airmen and aircraft are actively involved in airlift operations to aid the people of the Republic of Georgia. "We have crews engaged to deliver supplies to those in need, and others on standby, ready to go at a moment's notice if called upon to go in and provide relief," said Gen.

McConnell names AMC Icon competitor

ACST: Expeditionary training for chaplain career field

Expeditionary Center students save a life

Staff Sgt. Milton Cobo and Senior Airman Nestor Rivas went to the do some studying with their classmates and enjoy an evening by the hotel pool. The last thing they expected was to be saving someone from drowning on the deep end of the pool. On July 30, Sergeant Cobo and Airman Rivas, both security

Air Force supports education with CCAF

Knowledge really is power. And the Air Force knows that. The Air Force offers many benefits to those who cross into the blue - including the chance for a quality education. That's where the Community College of the Air Force comes in. The U.S. Air Force has always recognized the positive effects of