Dover plays key presidential support role

While there are numerous benefits to being the president of the United States, the ability to travel lightly is generally not considered one of them. The entourage includes numerous staffers, reporters, Secret Service agents and various aides. It also includes a lot of gear, enough to allow the

Pope Airman leads PRT

Almost a year into the rotational provincial reconstruction team, Pope's Lt. Col. Robert Ricci, from Pope's 43rd Operations Support Squadron, has had a magnificent impact on working relationships with key leaders in Afghanistan. He has helped the facilitation of Islamic Republic of Afghanistan

Tops in Blue flies through

Award-winning Dover AFB housing is benchmark of AMC, AF

As a wrecking ball shatters the last of Dover Air Force Base's old housing and the fresh-paint smell still lingers on many new units, a team of winners departs the base and heads for the Rocky Mountains where a prestigious award awaits them. The 436th Civil Engineer Squadron housing management team,

Dover international model for AFSO 21, hosts RAF visit

Team Dover shone under the spotlight recently as U.S. Air Force and British Royal Air Force (RAF) dignitaries toured the base to get a first-hand look at the Dover "Lean" initiatives, which have put Dover Air Force Base on the international map. Visiting the base were Royal Air Force Air

Ready for anything

SECDEF visits Team Charleston

Getting (and staying) green

The environmental flight here is top notch, and they can prove it. The team brought home three individual awards, one team award and one flight award at Air Mobility Command level for performance in 2007. But it doesn't stop there. The flight went on to receive the Pollution Prevention Acquisition

Deployed McGuire Airman maintains supply

Airmen airdrop 80,000 pounds of food, supplies for Afghans

Airmen of the 816th Expeditionary Airlift Squadron here airdropped nearly 80,000 pounds of food and water through the Afghan sky Jan. 14 as part of humanitarian efforts in the region. The supplies were pushed out the backdoor of a C-17 Globemaster III and the cargo landed at the feet of