K-9 at Bagram

Afghan National Army Air Corps completes historic flight to Bagram Airfield

Members of the Afghan National Army Air Corps accompanied by 438th Air Expeditionary Advisory Group/Combined Air Power Task Force mentors completed a historic mission when they flew their Mi-17 helicopter during the first joint rotary wing medical evacuation from Bagram Airfield to Forward Operating

NDI visit results in better communication between TC, community

Several members of the National Democratic Institute in Kyrgyzstan toured the Transit Center at Manas Feb. 6 to get a better idea of the operations that occur here. The young adults, although not touring as part of official NDI business, said they came away with a more accurate view of the military

Slideshow: 816th EAS brings troops, drops chutes

An aircrew assigned to the 816th Expeditionary Airlift Squadron flew a passenger-transportation mission from an undisclosed location in Southwest Asia to Bagram, Air Base, Afghanistan, Feb. 1. The crew then loaded roughly 60,000 pounds of supplies onto their C-17 Globemaster III and air-dropped the

KC-10s continue U.S. Central Command air refueling ops

Photo story: 816th EAS C-17 aircrew drops CDS bundles over mountains of Afghanistan

Aircrew members from the 816th Expeditionary Airlift Squadron airdropped supplies from a C-17 Globemaster III Feb. 2 to U.S. and Coalition ground forces at a forward operating base in Afghanistan.

Now that's the sound of music

SecAF discusses way ahead in Iraq, Afghanistan

Secretary of the Air Force Michael Donley discussed the importance of Ali Base and the missions in Iraq and Afghanistan during his visit here Sunday, Jan. 31. Speaking to more than 500 Airmen, Secretary Donley focused on the role Ali Base plays amid the critically important events occurring in

SecAF: Importance of joint mission can't be stressed enough in Afghanistan

Secretary of the Air Force Michael Donley spent time at Bagram Airfield, Feb. 1-2, 2010, as part of a week-long tour through the United States Central Command area of responsibility."One of the primary reasons for the trip was to monitor our efforts in training the Afghanistan National Army Air

AFCENT band visits Manas on AOR tour

In a rousing performance of popular Irish Celtic music, covers, and even a little classic American country, the U.S. Air Forces Central Public Affairs band "Celtic Aire" turned Pete's Place here into a music hall fit for the finest-tuned ears.The main entertainers were Tech. Sgt. Julia Brundage, the