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  • Sniper ATP-equipped B-1 has combat first

     Sniper Advanced Targeting Pod-equipped B-1 Lancer here had its first weapon employment in combat Aug. 4 successfully targeting enemy forces on the ground and dropping one guided bomb unit-38 in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. A long-range precision targeting system, the Sniper ATP provides

  • 332nd ELRS initiatives shorten supply lines

    The 332nd Expeditionary Logistics Readiness Squadron's Material Management Flight is at the forefront in changing the way logisticians support warfighters. The flight has established a pre-positioned spare parts packages for deploying aircraft and is researching pre-positioning small-arms weapons

  • Maintenance coalition exchange tours enhance vital partnership

    As a vital component of the combined team, coalition air forces have proved instrumental in the continued success of the airlift mission for Operations Iraqi and Enduring Freedom. This was exemplified during the final two weeks of July at an air base in the Persian Gulf, as the 386th Expeditionary

  • Aug. 5 Airpower Summary: C-130s deliver troop supplies

    Coalition airpower integrated with coalition ground forces in Iraq and International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan during operations Aug. 5, according to Combined Air and Space Operations Center officials here. In Afghanistan, an Air Force F-15E Strike Eagle dropped guided bomb unit-38s

  • Iraqi, American fire fighters trained and ready

    At a time when increasing numbers of Iraqis and Americans alike are looking towards a future with a fully trained and independent Iraq, there is one particular group of Iraqi professionals who are fully trained, equipped and ready to accomplish their mission now. The men charged with fire protection