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  • SOUTHWEST ASIA -- On March 16th, at an undisclosed location in Southwest Asia, an all female Honor Guard detail conducted a retreat ceremony honoring the colors during National Women's History Month. The women of the 386 AEW also made up an all female formation for the ceremony. This was one of many activities conducted at the base as part of National Women's History Month. (USAF Photo by TSgt Edward D. Holzapfel)

    Women's History Month Retreat Ceremony

  • Senior Airman Nathaniel Fredericks

    Rock Solid Warrior

    Senior Airman Nathaniel Fredericks Senior Airman Nathaniel Fredericks 586th Expeditionary Security Forces Squadron 3P051 FPASS Operator Home unit/base: 30 SFS / Vandenberg AFB How do you support the mission here? The office that I work with operates the Lockheed Martin Desert Hawk UAV. The UAV is known as the FPASS (Force Protection Airborne
  • 386 Expeditionary Mission Support Group Superintendent CMSgt Jose A. Guzman speaks to 386 Air Expeditionary Wing Airmen at the National Prayer Breakfast on Wednesday morning at an undisclosed location in Southwest Asia. Chief Guzman encouraged the audience to be spiritual wingman and that we are a nation of faith sustained by the power of prayer. The United States Air Force Chaplain Service holds many events around Southwest Asia in support of the mission and "Glorifying God, Honoring Airmen, and Serving All". USAF Photo by TSgt Edward D. Holzapfel

    Chief Guzman speaks at National Prayer Breakfast

  • CAMP BUCCA, Iraq -- Staff Sgt. Mark Bentoski, 586th Expeditionary Security Forces Squadron Vehicle Commander, searches under a bridge for Improvised Explosive Devises near Safwan, Iraq, October 2006. Safwan has a history of being a hot bed of IED activity. (AF photo/ Staff Sgt. Ian Carrier)

    Battlefield Airmen

    Gator 1 rolls out of the front gate of Camp Bucca, Iraq, four Humvees strong. The patrol consists of members of the 586th Expeditionary Security Forces Squadron. The purpose of the presence patrol is to maintain surveillance in sectors 1-6, searching for any signs of hostile intent. All eyes are on a constant lookout for anyone with a weapon, new
  • Staff Sgt. Mark S. Weidert

    Rock Solid Warrior

    Staff Sgt. Mark S. Weidert Staff Sgt. Mark S. Weidert 386th Expeditionary Operations Support Squadron 1C171 Air Traffic Controller Home unit/base: 86 OSS, Ramstein AB, Germany How do you support the mission here? I am an Air Traffic Controller Liaison here in the Tower. I work directly with the local national controllers to ensure the
  • Airman 1st Class Tava D. Blair

    Rock Solid Warrior

    Airman 1st Class Tava D. Blair Airman 1st Class Tava D. Blair 386th Expeditionary Civil Engineering Squadron 3E931 Readiness Flight/ Logistics Section MonitorHome unit/base: 22 CES, McConnell AFB, Kan. How do you support the mission here? Readiness manages the 386 AEW Emergency Management (EM) Program to include:  Providing reconnaissance,
  • RSW 02 Mar 07

    Rock Solid Warrior

    Senior Airman Jason A. Robelotto Senior Airman Jason A. Robelotto 386th Expeditionary Security Forces Squadron Force Protection/ Medical Materials Home unit/base: Stratton Air National Guard, N.Y. How do you support the mission here? We are the first line of defense and are responsible for searching 330 + third country nationals (TCNs) daily. We
  • Staff Sgt. Tommie Wyatt, 386th Expeditionary Medical Squadron, greets Lt. Gen. (Dr.) James Roudebush, Surgeon General of the Air Force, at the EMEDS building Feb. 23rd. The General visited EMEDS and the CASF during his tour of the CENTAF Area of Responsibility. "I like seeing where the iron is really getting hauled," said Gen. Roudebush.

    Top Doc visits Rock

  • Leadership; it's all about the people

    People discuss leadership but few really know about it. Leadership is an art, and being a leader can take many years for one to be a seasoned and skilled one. But what do your leaders think about leadership and what guides their actions? I had the distinct pleasure to ask the top officer and enlisted person on the "Rock" for their thoughts on
  • A 386 ESFS Entry Controller tells a driver to stay in position until he clears the diving path.

    Be Vigilant About Safety

    The Rock is experiencing a rash of vehicle incidences according to Tech. Sgt. Jody Cummings, ground safety NCO. "Already in this 2007 fiscal year, we have experienced 27 vehicle incidents here. In AEF 3/4 we experienced 10 total." The reasons for these easily avoidable incidences, or mishaps are, "Excessive speed, and inattention to detail. Other
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