Osh welcomes Operation Warm & Dry II

Airmen participate in Bishkek area community clean up

U.S. Embassy hosts Kyrgyz alumni event at Transit Center

Crew chiefs, specialists keep aging AWACS in the air

Every day E-3 Sentry aircraft take off and land on the flightline at an undisclosed location in Southwest Asia. And every day, crew chiefs and maintenance specialists are there to send off and greet the aircraft ensuring all the while that each is safe and ready for flight.The E-3 Sentry, an

British Flight Officers awarded for hard work in Afghanistan

Members of NATO Air Training Command-Afghanistan celebrated the accomplishments of Royal Air Force Flying Officers Matthew Smyth and Lee Southward and the impact they had on the Thunder Lab at Kabul, Afghanistan during their two months in country, Dec.13. Both officers were presented with the NATO

Iraqi Air Force Squadron Commander completes historic milestone

The squadron commander of the Iraqi Air Force T-6 squadron, Lt. Col. Hamid Hussein, recently completed the qualification portion of the T-6 Instructor Pilot syllabus, marking the beginning of a new era for Iraq. As the first Iraqi pilot to achieve this milestone, Lt. Col. Hamid represents the

New program connects wounded warriors with loved ones

The 455th Contingency Aeromedical Staging Facility staff teamed up with Airmen from the 455th Expeditionary Communication Squadron to offer wounded warriors a way to communicate with loved ones as they make their journey home.The 455th ECS completed the installation of a wireless morale network Dec.

First Chief Master Sergeant of the Iraqi Air Force visits Air University

Iraq's first Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force visited Air University Dec. 7, to examine how the U.S. educates its Air Force.The visit marks the first time Chief Mahmud has been to the U.S. and was designed to give him a sweeping look at enlisted and officer education across the spectrum of

New Afghan Eagles depart Kabul for pilot training

Ten pilot candidates in the Afghan Air Force flew from the Kabul International Airport to a partner nation in the Middle East to start pilot training on Dec. 11. "This group of ten pilot candidates, all lieutenants, left for a two year journey for combined English and pilot training. Some will

Afghan Air Force and NATO Air Training Command - Afghanistan members make Afghans smile

In early September, the call went out to the friends and family of the NATO Air Training Command - Afghanistan to send packages of dental hygiene items to Kabul to help improve the lives of the Afghan people. The urgent need for dental hygiene items was answered when NATC-A members received over