On the Job: Expeditionary Medical Group

On the Job: Washin' Dishes

Night Ops

On the Job: 379th Expeditionary Medical Group

On the Job: Desert Depot

Airmen Work to Keep Engines Running

Airmen from the 379th Expeditionary Aircraft Maintenance Squadron perform scheduled maintenance on an B-1B Lancer engine in Southwest Asia. The engine is being replaced as part of regularly scheduled maintenance, which ensures maximum engine performance for B-1 mission success. Carrying the largest

379 EAES brings comfort, care to AOR

When the 379th Expeditionary Air Evacuation Squadron flies its next mission, its most precious cargo could be you.Unlike medical evacuation, which is mainly carried out by helicopters, the 379 EAES operates in fixed-wing aircraft. The squadron runs weekly 'mercy missions' to both Iraq and

New airframe? No problem for CT guard unit

Members of the 103rd Airlift Wing, Connecticut Air National Guard, tran-sitioned from flying the A-10 Thunderbolt to the C-21 learjet and are deployed here as a unit for the first time in six years. This has not stopped them, however, from meeting all their mission requirements and maintaining a 100

Joint team provides watchful eye over AOR

Since the introduction of combat aviation, there have been troops on the ground standing ready to protect U.S. forces from enemy air attacks. Today, the U.S. Army's combat-proven Patriot weapon system and its Soldiers guard the skies against the threat of air and missile attack.The 31st Air Defense

Building from the ground up: Civil Engineers oversee base improvements

Not so long ago, servicemembers who arrived in Southwest Asia found a very sparse environment, with very little infrastructure. Today, through almost constant construction, the base is steadily making the transition from a rough, expeditionary state to a more comfortable, stable one.The