Shaw Falcons land at Bagram Airfield

Airman over firefight: "I won't forget them as long as I live"

Those are the words of Capt. Gordon Olde, an F-15E weapon system officer following a battle at a remote military base about 10 miles from Pakistan that erupted on the morning of Oct. 3, 2009; what happened that day highlighted the unbreakable bond between Airmen and Soldiers. In a steep valley in

Craig Joint Theater Hospital helps build Afghan nursing foundation

The Craig Joint Theater Hospital here recently played a historic role in the new foundation of Afghan nursing.Malika Faqiri and Laila Farahi, two female Afghan National Army soldiers, attended a special two-week mentorship program here at the CJTH to work alongside U.S. doctors and nurses to hone

Falcons land at sunset

Security Forces Airmen get the job done

Counter improvised explosive team donate supplies to Afghan children

Tech. Sgt. Michelle Stokes, administrative sergeant for the counter improvised explosive device team out of Forward Operating Base Shank, helped the local children of Logar province start a new school year with new school supplies, recently. To American children, buying new school supplies is a

Airmen form a "Green Team" and clean Bagram

Airmen receive mission essential equipment

Military Working Dog training

Family uses technology to cope with deployment separation

Talking every day with the man she married is sometimes a challenge for Amanda Gutierrez, but even though he is deployed they can still discuss family issues face to face. Technology like email, web cams and texting helps bridge the gap between Texas and Afghanistan - nearly 8,000 miles as the crow