Refreshing outlook: Expeditionary to enduring billeting

The skyline of this base changes nearly every day. New building construction is a 400 million dollar industry here with the goal of transitioning from expeditionary to an enduring presence.Each project alleviates challenges with temporary infrastructure and enhances mission readiness to ultimately

The OCHOS light up the night

Surgeons in Action: The Cutting Edge

First AFRC opens doors in AOR

The 379th Air Expeditionary Wing is now home to the first Airman and Family Readiness Center in the Southwest Asia area of responsibility. The center opened its doors and added family members to those they serve following the ribbon cutting ceremony Aug. 29, 2012.Daniel Ginsberg, Assistant Secretary

379th BTC is the heart of the AOR

The mission is critical ... literally. Many service members throughout the area of responsibility are in desperate need of blood to survive.The 379th Blood Transshipment Center is considered the heart of the area of responsibility because the Airmen here pump donated blood to all the medical units

Deployment stress: A simple solution

Deployments are often stressful for military members and their families. Tested relationships, strained finances, missed children's activities and important events, and separation from loved ones are what come with the territory for any deployment.If this were not enough stress to manage, work hours

Mr. Daniel Ginsberg Visits 'Grand Slam' Wing

379th EMXG hosts a multi-group table top meeting

Honorable Charles Blanchard Visits Grand Slam Wing

U.S. Air Force and Royal Australian Air Force Works Together