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  • Andrews aerial porters keep deployed mission moving in Southwest Asia

    It was late May when Master Sgt. Robert Weatherly was watching one of his aerial porters load a semi trailer into a C-17 Globemaster III and said, "He is one of the best at doing this." He showed he was a proud leader.Sergeant Weatherly, the superintendent of the 380th Expeditionary Logistics

  • NYPD Blue to the ABU: Deployed Airman speaks of service, sacrifice

    He grew up in Brooklyn, N.Y., and still calls it home. With more than 2.5 million people as New York City's most populous borough, Senior Airman Abdulbasset "Abdul" Montaser says it's a place like no other.The New York City area has also long been known as a "melting pot" for immigration for

  • Firefighter supports deployed fire protection ops

    Staff Sgt. David Call is a fire protection craftsman with the 380th Expeditionary Civil Engineer Squadron's Fire Department at a non-disclosed base here. As an emergency responder, Sergeant Call and his fellow firefighters are responsible for protecting billions of dollars of Air Force assets and

  • Andrews Airman powers deployed aerial port efforts

    In Southeast Wisconsin in Senior Airman Nicholas Santandrea's hometown of Wauwatosa, more than 45,000 people populate a city that serves as an "edge city" to Milwaukee. Since the first family who settled there in 1835 when Charles Hart built a mill, people of the city have been working hard and

  • JB Charleston NCO keeps it cool at Southwest Asia base

    With daily temperatures averaging 100-plus degrees Fahrenheit every day, having the right kind of technical expert on hand to make sure air conditioners and related equipment are functioning properly is in high demand. One such Airman is Staff Sgt. Christopher Varnes.Sergeant Varnes, a heating,

  • 373rd TRS readies international aircrew for flight

    If you have recently seen someone in an unusual uniform around Joint Base Charleston, you may have run into one of the 12 Royal Australian Air Force Aircraftsmen deployed 10,000 miles from home and working for three months straight.What brings the Australians halfway around the world to Charleston?

  • New Fitness Test around the corner

    Less than one month away, the new Air Force Fitness program will go into effect July 1. Thereafter, tests will be conducted twice a year.According to Air Force Instruction 36-2905 chapter 2.1, members must earn a composite score of 75 or greater, and meet the minimum component scores in each