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  • Tigers' roar heard throughout the AOR

    Minutes from their target, four crewmembers in a B-1 Lancer brace themselves as their aircraft fights turbulence. Bouncing and jolting against the bumps as they roll through the clouds in the skies of the Middle East. Circling the troops below, the weapons system officer focuses his eyes to find the

  • The Million Gallon Flight; POL specialist pump up mission effectiveness

    The Airmen of the Fuels Management Flight are no strangers to hard work. The members of the Fuels Management team work together to distribute millions of gallons of fuel to various aircraft on base. The flight consists of 92 people and is responsible for numerous tasks including cryogenics, flyaway

  • Installation Control Center; vital to base response

    The 379th Air Expeditionary Wing conducted a base defense exercise May 26 to familiarize Air Expeditionary Forces 3&4 with the bunker plans and how to respond in an emergency. "The other objective was to stand up the installation command center, commanders' senior staff [formerly known as the battle

  • June promotees announced

    The promotees from the 379th Air Expeditionary Wing and associate units were announced May 31. The promotees for the month of June are: To airman 1st class Nathan Sheriff Austin Russel Soleil Devicais Daniel Ubence Kristopher Keith Abdelrahman Tarik Gerline Mae Tambo To senior airman Stephanie

  • J-STARS total force cooperation helps save lives

    Looking deep into hostile territory, modified Boeing 707s with multi-mode radar systems provide surveillance of territory behind enemy lines. The 7th Expeditionary Airborne Command and Control Squadron Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System is equipped with radar, communications, operations

  • NCAA coaches 'touchdown' in AOR

    Servicemembers here pulled out their team banners and school spirit May 22 when five National Collegiate Athletic Association football coaches from various universities throughout the states stopped to thank Airmen, Soldiers, Sailors and Marines for their service on the first leg of the Armed Forces