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  • Community invites Gen. Kee to little League opener

    A patch of grass and a diamond brought more than 270 youth participants and 30 teams representing more than 20 different nationalities to play baseball Oct. 15 at the host nation's American High School. Brig. Gen. Randy Kee, commander of the 379th Air Expeditionary Wing and a devoted baseball fan,

  • Jordan, U.S. exercise commences in Middle East

    Falcon Air Meet 2010 officially kicked off today at Azraq Royal Jordanian Air Base in the country of Jordan. The two-week exercise brings military members from various countries together to share doctrine and procedures, strengthen relationships, and improve regional security. A friendly competition

  • 386th Airmen get a grip at the wheel

    Airmen from the 386th Air Expeditionary Wing are getting a better grip on the wheel thanks to a course designed to teach defensive-driving techniques that could save servicemembers' lives.The Army Safe Driver Training has trained more than 15,500 U.S. and host-nation military members since opening

  • Afghan Air Force forms explosive safety working group

    For the last month, the Afghan Air Force has formed the first ever Explosive Working Group, a select group of AAF experts from various specialties who have an interest in explosive safety, with a mission to develop a useable regulation that will outline explosive safety procedures for the AAF as

  • Afghan and AFCENT Bands speak universal language

    On Oct. 16, the Air Force Central Command and Afghan National Army bands played to a packed house of over 400 Afghan and NATO Air Training Command - Afghanistan members at the Afghan Air Force Base in Kabul, Afghanistan. NATC-A advisors, who are building the Afghan Air Force by training pilots,

  • 73rd EACS eyes in the sky save lives

    Providing command and control of the sky over Afghanistan - all 250,000-plus square miles of it - might sound like a large task, but it's nothing these Airmen can't handle.The 73rd Expeditionary Air Control Squadron at Kandahar Airfield, Afghanistan, supports the mission of enduring and persistent

  • NATO partners strengthen bonds with Airmen through discussion

    Air Force senior NCOs met with NATO partners for a panel discussion to gain insight on other nations' military standards, customs and courtesies, and traditions, Oct. 13, at Kandahar Airfield, Afghanistan.In addition to the United States, four different countries were represented at the panel: