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  • Nangarhar PRT delivers aid to flood victims

    U.S. military members from the Nangarhar Provincial Reconstruction Team delivered emergency Humanitarian Assistance supplies to residents of Kuz Kunar and Dari Noor districts of Nangarhar Province, Afghanistan July 3. The Nangarhar Emergency Preparedness Committee assessed damage in the area after

  • Airmen, Soldiers treat wounded following suicide attack

    Like a scene out of "M*A*S*H", Airmen and Soldiers, guardsmen and reservists, civilians and Afghans from the Nangarhar Provincial Reconstruction Team provided assistance to the survivors of a suicide bombing in late April. Tech. Sgt. Jason Williams rushed into the dining facility and shouted "the

  • AFCENT team visits Lebanese Armed Forces

    A four-member team from the US Air Force recently visited with senior leaders from the Lebanese Armed Forces to discuss future cooperation efforts between the two countries' air forces. In a highly effective one-day trip, the four member U.S. Air Forces Central team traveled to Beirut recently and

  • Off the hook: CFP provides top-notch communications support

    The tireless, congenial greetings of computer-age heroes resonate throughout the 379th Expeditionary Communications Squadron Communications Focal Point building, for what seems as never-ending, saving the day for countless servicemembers suffering from the tyranny of rogue computers. Tech. Sgt.

  • Fight Night delivers entertaining one-two

    As the sun goes down, the Memorial Plaza Recreation Area is packed with spectators. While some know the fighters, others come just for the night-time spectacle. Occurring monthly, fight nights at the 379th Air Expeditionary Wing are a way for members of all services here to blow off a little steam

  • Some joint missions are for the dogs

    The dog days of summer are here, but the dogs -- and their handlers -- are taking it in stride. Together, military working dog handlers of every branch of service stand alongside their K-9 companions to make sure no insurgent can disrupt the mission. "I'm not about to (let) a vehicle get on this