RED HORSE runway project decreases FOD

Repair work on Runway 14-32, which is being accomplished to reduce the possibilities of damage to aircraft here, is scheduled to be completed by Oct 1. The project involves approximately 40 Airmen from RED HORSE Squadrons around the Air Force who have assembled here to complete the task. "The big

9/11 memorial displays Airman's artistic side

Painting pride

Planning for tomorrow

RED HORSE Airmen give Iraqis reason for hope

Six months ago, the town of Hawr Rajab was a mere shell of its former self. Local shops were closed, their windows boarded up. The streets were abandoned. Homes were badly damaged. The town was once an al-Qaeda in Iraq stronghold where violence and intimidation forced residents to flee their homes.

U.S., Iraqi forces secure Iraqi village in nighttime op

The massive blades of a CH-47 Chinook helicopter churned through the hot night air, throwing dust and rocks from a barren field into Soldiers' faces as it lifted into the dark sky. As the dust settled, the U.S. Soldiers of the 2nd Battalion, 320th Field Artillery Regiment, together with Iraqi army

379th ECES ‘Fire Dawgs’ hone skills in midst of high ops tempo

As smoke bellows from a nearby structure, emergency responders rush to the scene and systematically begin to assess the situation. Within minutes, the firefighters are inside the facility and the threat is neutralized. "Endex," says a voice over the radio. The 379th Expeditionary Civil Engineering

Roll out!

Syracuse ANG fighters prepare for combat mission

Air Force connecting the Navy