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  • Airmen complete CSAR training during Pacific Thunder

    Airmen participated in combat search and rescue training to be better prepared to locate and recover isolated personnel in remote areas with different terrain.  Being proficient at CSAR missions helps ensure isolated personnel are able to return home safely.

  • 7 AF members selected for EWI

    Two members assigned to 7th Air Force have been selected to participate in the Education With Industry program, an Air Force level developmental education program managed by the Air Force Institute ofTechnology.  The program, per its handbook, is a highly-selective and competitive non-degree

  • General Robinson takes command of PACAF

    Gen. Lori Robinson took command of Pacific Air Forces from Gen. Hawk Carlisle Oct. 16 during a change of command ceremony here.Presiding over the ceremony, Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Mark A. Welsh III praised Carlisle's past accomplishments and expressed confidence in Robinson as the new

  • U.S., ROK participate in friendship run

    More than 300 United States and Republic of Korea forces as well as their family members participated in a friendship fun run Oct. 4, 2014 at Osan Air Base, ROK.  The event featured a half marathon, 10K, 5K, kids' relay and children's race.  The run was hosted by the 607th Air Operations Center and

  • Dates announced for recording holiday greetings at Osan

    American Forces Network Osan will conduct the Hometown News Holiday Greetings program this year, coming to Osan Air Base, Republic of Korea, Oct. 17 and 18, to record those who would like to send a holiday message to loved ones in the United States.The team will record holiday greetings on Oct. 17

  • UFG demonstrates the strength of the alliance

    Ulchi Freedom Guardian, one of the largest and most complex command and control exercises in the world, ended Aug. 28, 2014, following three weeks of simulated scenarios and training. The purpose of the annual training exercise is to enhance the combat readiness and interoperability of Republic of

  • Ulchi Freedom Guardian: Yokota readiness lends a hand

    Military exercises are performed throughout the year at installations around the world. They ensure military personnel are prepared and ready to respond to a variety of world issues that may arise, whether it is humanitarian aid and relief, combat actions or chemical warfare. Master Sgt. Joe