Aerial Porters: Big 'Dawgs' in the yard

Equipment, personnel, or life-saving supplies; if the military needs it, they will move it. The port dawgs of the 455th Expeditionary Aerial Port Squadron coordinate the delivery of assets from the U.S. to Bagram, and from Bagram to the forward operating bases (FOBs). Bagram is one of the busiest

Warrior of the Week/Tech. Sgt JoseDante Arcenal

Col. Geoffrey Bacon relinquishes command of 455 EMXG

Bagram's Route 5/6 mural highlights airpower in Afghanistan

Slideshow: Hercs Support the Fight... Day and Night

Airman 1st Class Tristian Lyons, loadmaster deployed to the 774th Expeditionary Airlift Squadron, secures a pallet of cagro aboard a U.S. Air Force C-130H Hercules at Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan, June 2, 2012. Bagram provides dedicated tactical airlift support to ground forces operating in

Warrior of the Week/Senior Airman Jacob Rush

Maj. Gen. Polumbo visits Bagram Airfield

Bagram upgrades morale wireless network

The 455th Expeditionary Communication Squadron and 455th Force Support Squadron teamed up to upgrade Bagram's Vulture Net; the morale wireless network service available at Morale, Welfare and Recreation areas and some work centers at Bagram. The morale wireless network is available to all Airmen and

Warrior of the Week/Staff Sgt. Peter Schueler

Turning wrenches so that others may live

"Nothing makes me happier than when I see these blades spin and the helicopter take off," said Staff Sgt. Nathaniel Kopplin, 33rd Expeditionary Helicopter Maintenance Unit lead flying helicopter crew chief. "Knowing I worked on it. Knowing that Airmen that I lead have worked on it. Knowing that we