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Photo essay: Starlifter performs for 386th AEW Airmen

Starlifter, U.S. Air Forces Central Expeditionary Band, traveled to the 386th Air Expeditionary Wing and performed a variety of classics  from across the genres to include jazz, pop, classic rock and much more for Rock members Feb. 25. For more photos from the visit check out the slideshow.

Airmen improve capability of Iraqi medical clinic

With only three people working in a building no larger than most apartments in the states, the Iraqi medical clinic on Ali Air Base is constantly operating at maximum capacity to provide care for more than 700 Iraqi airmen."Healthy airmen are essential for the Iraqi Air Force to successfully

Airman helps Iraq assume civil air sovereignty

An Airman was given the task of defining the limits of the sky. Six months later, he returns home with that job well on the path to completion.Col. Ted Davis, 9th Air and Space Expeditionary Task Force - Iraq senior airspace planner, has prepared thousands of miles of airspace above this Middle East

First class of instructors graduates from C-27 Engine and Body class from PeH

Thirteen members of the Afghan Air Force graduated from the Aerial Technical Instructor course and the C-27 Engine and Body course from Pohantoon-e-Hawayee, the Afghan Air Force's "Big Air School," on the Afghan Air Force base in Kabul, Afghanistan, March 3.Lt. Col. Ryan Nichols, 738th Air

ELRS Airmen run a tight ship

Letters like FRA, BWI, and ORF don't amount to much to the untrained eye. However, for a small group of transit center Airmen, it's all about location.For the Airman assigned to the 376th Expeditionary Logistics Readiness Squadron cargo section, they ensure incoming and outgoing shipments reach the

455th Expeditionary Civil Engineer Squadron powers Bagram

Bagram's military working dogs

Afghan security force Airmen learn combative training

Tech. Sgt. Sandra Dean, a security forces advisor with NATO Air Training Command-Afghanistan and the 439th Air Expeditionary Advisory Squadron, believes that combative training gives airmen the ability to defend themselves and others around them from physical assault, enabling those soldiers to

386th Marauders remember Desert Storm, liberation of Kuwait

A bleak future awaited Kuwait 20 years ago.Saddam Hussein's Iraqi forces bulldozed past the Kuwaiti border and invaded its neighbor's backyard, occupying the small but proud nation. Iraq's actions prompted the United States and its coalition partners to defend Kuwait's sovereignty.The mission to