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  • MSgt Adam Hutchinson, U.S. Central Command Air Forces traffic manager, received the Surface Deployment and Distribution Command's Award for Excellence in Traffic Management for the Air Force Sept. 19. The SDDC presents the award annually to outstanding civilian and enlisted traffic managers representing the four military services of the Department of Defense, the Defense Logistics Agency and the Army/Air Force Exchange Service. (U.S Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Amanda Savannah)

    CENTAF SNCO earns transportation top honors

    Transportation may not be MSgt Adam Hutchinson's middle name, but the senior NCO works, lives and breathes as if it were, and the Air Force has noticed. Sergeant Hutchinson, United States Central Command Air Forces logistics traffic manager, was recently named the Air Force recipient of Surface Deployment and Distribution Command's Award for
  • A C-17 Globemaster III from Charleston Air Force Base, S.C., takes off from Bagram Air Base, Afghanistan, on Tuesday, July 4, while a C-130 Hercules from the Alaska Air National Guard waits to take the runway. Strategic and tactical airlift are the backbone of the logistics efforts for Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan. (U.S. Air Force photo/Maj. David Kurle)

    Sept. 29 airpower summary: airlift is backbone of OEF, OIF

    9/30/2007 - Coalition airpower supported coalition ground forces in Iraq and the International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan during operations Sept. 29, according to Combined Air and Space Operations Center officials here. In Afghanistan, an Air Force F-15E Strike Eagle strafed enemy firing positions on a ridgeline in Tarin Kowt. The
  • COMBINED AIR OPERATIONS CENTER, Southwest Asia – A U.S. Air Force F-16CJ Fighting Falcon dropped precision munitions near Al Nussayyib, Iraq, Sept. 25, killing Abu Nasr al-Tunisi and two other Al Q’aeda in Iraq operatives.

    U.S. Air Force F-16 Air strike kills 3 terrorist leaders

    A U.S. Air Force F-16CJ Fighting Falcon dropped precision munitions near Al Nussayyib, Iraq, Sept. 25, killing Abu Nasr al-Tunisi and two other Al Q'aeda in Iraq operatives. They were killed when the aircraft, assigned to U.S. Central Command Air Forces, dropped two laser guided 500 lb Joint Direct Attack Munition GBU-12 bombs, destroying the
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