Incirlik chapel host National Prayer Observance breakfast

Aviano 'Scorpions' expand combatant commanders' sight picture

Airmen from the 603rd Air Control Squadron proved the proof is in their poison as they set course to lay to rest quarter-century-old equipment during their Air Expeditionary Force 5/6 deployment to Southwest Asia. Dubbed the 'Scorpions,' the more than 60 Airmen who returned here Jan. 24 and the

Darfur airlift complete

Mission complete!

Incirlik Airman test mobility readiness

Incirlik first USAFE base to receive new gas mask

When the United States entered World War I in 1917, the German High Command and the Allied powers used five kinds of poisonous gas which caused more than 30 percent of American casualties. Since then, gas mask design has developed exponentially. One of the first gas masks issued to American Armed

More than just shade tree mechanics

Darfur airlift operations begin

KIGALI, Rwanda - The U.S. Air Force has begun airlifting Rwandan peacekeeping equipment and supplies from Kigali to the Darfur Region of Sudan as part of the United Nations-Africa Union peacekeeping mission. The first mission was completed today by the "Spirit of The Golden Gate," a C-17 Globemaster

COMUSAFE bans several substances

As Airmen socialize around Europe and beyond, they should be mindful of newly banned substances that may be offered to them but would be detrimental to their lives and careers. General Roger A. Brady, U.S. Air Forces in Europe commander, has issued a ban on several substances because of emerging

Lajes officers set the pace becoming AFSA members

"I have been in the Air Force for 22 years, and I did not know officers can join the Air Force Sergeants Association." These are the words of Col. Peggy Poore, 65th Air Base Wing commander, when she led a team of five officers here to sign up for the Air Force Sergeants Association membership during