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  • Air support unites Airmen, Soldiers

    When a Soldier goes into the field, danger is ever present. And when a Soldier comes under fire from the enemy, there's nothing they're more grateful for than the roar of a Coalition aircraft screaming overhead putting lead down on the bad guys. Soldiers deployed here from the Pennsylvania National

  • Defenders: Long Arm of Law keeps Kandahar operations in check, Airmen safe

    Security forces Airmen are the first line of defense for an Air Force base. They are charged with maintaining the rule of law; this is especially important in a war-torn region like Kandahar, Afghanistan. The men and women from the 755th Expeditionary Security Forces Squadron work tirelessly to

  • Airman helps make a difference in Afghanistan

    Since combat operations began in Afghanistan, U.S. Air Force Airmen have taken on new roles as the Global War on Terror evolves. Often, they're often called to fulfill roles traditionally held by their Army counterparts. Air Force Staff Sgt. Don Elias, deployed from Wright-Patterson Air Force Base,

  • Be proud of past, present veteran heroes

    Each Nov. 11, the United States observes Veterans Day to pay tribute to those men and women who have served and continue to serve our nation through military service. America's veterans are honored for their patriotism, love of country, and willingness to serve and sacrifice on behalf of their

  • Iraqi, American firefighters combine forces for airfield protection

    As senior government leaders hammer-out a new Status of Forces Agreement that will set the path for future American and Iraqi military policies, a group of American and Iraqi firefighters have already developed a working relationship that creates ties and also helps protect people, structures and

  • Control tower maestros orchestrate airfield operations

    Jargon bellows in rhythm from the intercoms to the timing of commands. Windows of opportunity fade and emerge. Like a great symphony, timing is everything. With a nod from the controller, a crescendo of roaring engines fills the night sky right on cue. The 379th Expeditionary Operations Support