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  • 379 AEW hones skills with MARE

    Members from nearly every unit on base participated in a major accident response exercise here July 28. The goals of the exercise were to hone the skills of first responders and to practice incident command and control. About 500 people from organizations across the base were involved in the

  • No cargo too large for Sather aerial port Airmen

    Sometimes good things come in big packages, and occasionally they come in very big packages. For the Aerial Port Airman assigned to the 447th Expeditionary Logistics Readiness Squadron, there is no package that's too big or cargo that they can't handle. With only one-day notice, these Airmen

  • Vehicle Maintenance keeps 376th AEW fleet in motion

    With 28 vehicle mechanics deployed from far flung places such as Charleston S.C. and Misawa Air Base, Japan, the 376th Expeditionary Logistics Readiness Squadron Vehicle Maintenance flight relies on its global expertise to maintain more than 300 government and 70 leased vehicles. The flight is

  • New testing center opens for servicemembers at Camp Bucca

    Military members on Camp Bucca looking for a place to accommodate their educational needs now have one in a new testing facility recently opened on the camp. The center, run by test control officer Master Sgt. Mark Leuquire, is capable of administering Career Course Development end-of-course tests,

  • Command Post operators serve as Manas 24/7 nerve center

    With a phone in each hand and an ear out for radio chatter, it is essential for controllers within the 376th Air Expeditionary Wing command post to be able to manage the many tasks that fall onto their shoulders at a moment's notice. "The wing command post has a huge responsibility as the nerve