"Cable Dawgs": Aviano's best-kept secret

To ensure mission success, Airmen must be able to communicate with each other at all times. The cable and antenna shop guarantees communication flows freely from squadron to squadron, flight to flight and Airman to Airman.Hidden in a back shop behind the Alpine Golf Course, these Airmen are a

U.S. Airmen visit Icelandic Children's Hospital

Firefighters learn lifesaving skills

International government officials, military leaders visit 48th AEG in Iceland

Italian honored for 36 years of service

In 1977, Jimmy Carter was elected president, NASA launched Voyager I and II and the Trans Alaskan Oil Pipeline opened. But for one Italian national, 1977 marked the beginning of a U.S. Air Force career that spans almost four decades. On Nov. 27, Sandra Buna, 31st Maintenance Group commander

Aviano's medical home ranks supreme

The 31st Medical Group's family practice teams were ranked the number one patient-centered medical home in the Air Force for fiscal year 2013's third quarter.What may seem as a small quarterly accomplishment comes with great pride for the medical group only a few short years after the Air Force

Dental squadron gives veterans reason to smile

Just days after Veteran's Day, active-duty service members provided dental care for Aviano's veterans for Retiree Appreciation Day, Nov.15.More than 50 veterans living in Italy were scheduled to use the free services offered by the 31st Dental Squadron. The annual event helped save veterans more

48th AEG demonstrates capabilities to Icelandic community members

Air Force IG visits Incirlik AB, empowers Airmen through new inspection system

Members of the Air Force Inspector General team arrived here late Nov. 14, but not with the intention of performing what is typically their primary function - inspecting Air Force bases and operations. One reason this was an atypical visit was that the IG team members weren't just any inspectors -

Liberty Airman honor the past