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  • Air Force Two gives Airmen chance of a lifetime

    How would you like to give the vice president a direct order? Pilots who fly for the 99th Airlift Squadron at Andrews Air Force Base, Md., get that opportunity on a regular basis: “Mr. Vice President please fasten your seatbelt, we are cleared for takeoff.” The main mission

  • AMC delivers Hurricane Charley relief

    Air Mobility Command began operations yesterday to support the Federal Emergency Management Agency by providing emergency relief to areas in Florida that were devastated by Hurricane Charley on Friday. AMC Tanker Airlift Control Center was tasked by US Transportation Command to start working this

  • Air Mobility Command, AFA sponsor Industry Day 2004

    Air Mobility Command and the Air Force Association are sponsoring the fourth annual AMC Industry Day Sep 1 and 2 at Scott AFB. Through Industry Day 2004, command representatives will provide information on AMC’s strategic roadmap to industry and academia in a

  • Eagle Eyes: neighborhood watch for terrorists

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  • Cycling team concludes week-long, 500-mile bike ride

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  • McGuire EOD in desert regulates when bombs go Boom

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  • Transient alert packs em in

    Standing on the flight line here, you can see a lot of strange birds birds with names like AN-12, L-1011 and IL-76.These birds, and a host of other Soviet-built aircraft, join other, more common C-130s and C-17s on the line here, bringing supplies to coalition forces in Afghanistan.Parking these