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  • GUNSAN CITY, South Korea – Senior Airman Alexandra Blair, an air field maintenance journeyman with the 8th Communications Squadron and Senior Airman Steven Doty, a photographer from the 8th Fighter Wing, Kunsan Air Base, South Korea, unpack donated books Aug. 17, at the Gunsan City Library. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Giang Nguyen)

    Wolf Pack Airmen help deliver donated books to local Korean library

  • KUNSAN AIR BASE, South Korea -- Aaron Lesher, a physical security Airman with the 8th Security Forces Squadron, takes a moment to survey the green before attempting to putt during the Korean American Golf Association (KAGA) tournament here Aug. 25. KAGA, a member of the Kunsan Air Base Good Neighbor Program, KAGA has sponsored the golf tournament for Kunsan Airmen for 30 years. Sixty-five players participated in this year’s tournament. (U.S. Air Force photo/Tech. Sgt. Quinton Burris)

    Wolf Pack members participate in Good Neighbor Program golf tournament

  • The Air Force Departmental Publishing Office, or e-Pubs, officially migrated under the Air Force Public Web program Aug. 24 and is now accessible at http://www.e-publishing.af.mil. A link to the new e-Pubs Web site is also available for customers on Air Force Link. (U.S. Air Force graphic/Mike Carabajal)

    E-Pubs migrate to Air Force Public Web

    Whether you are a warfighter in Iraq or a retired Airman in Nebraska, accessing Air Force forms or publications is now easier than ever due to a centralized Web site that began Aug. 24. The Air Force Departmental Publishing Office, or e-Pubs, officially migrated under the Air Force Public Web program and is now accessible at
  • OSAN AIR BASE, South Korea -- Staff Sgt. Carmela Rapadas, 254th Service Flight, Guam Air National Guard, prepares coffee for Ulchi Focus Lens 2007 augmentees at the air base's tent city headquarters. The services flight Airmen, supporting UFL as augmentees themselves, are proud for the positive attitude they greet each augmentee with as they enter tent city for the first time, according to Sergeant Rapadas. She continued, pointing out how they offer weary servicemembers with smiles, quick service and fresh coffee to ease the last stage of improcessing. (U.S. Army photo/Spc. Bill Addison)

    Guam ANG supports 'Total Force,' other services during annual Korean exercise

    When weary U.S. servicemembers depart their 12 to 16- hour flight from Incheon International Airport in Seoul, and begin their duffle bag drag here, the last thing they want is a hassle. The 254th Services Flight Airmen of the Guam Air National Guard remove those hassles by greeting military personnel here supporting Ulchi Focus Lens '07 as if they

  • Air Force officials announce 2008 force-shaping plans

    Air Force officials recently announced plans to meet the 2008 fiscal year end-strength of 328,600, which calls for a force reduction of about 5,400 officers and enlisted members through normal attrition, retirement or force-shaping measures. The reductions are in line with Air Force efforts to balance the force and recapitalize and modernize aging
  • OSAN AIR BASE, South Korea -- A Republic of Korea Airman plays a traditional Korean drum during the ROKAF Traditional Korean Culture Experience at this base's tent city Aug. 20. The cultural experience allowed deployed U.S. servicemembers supporting Ulchi Focus Lens 2007 to get a better understanding of Korea's rich and storied history and traditions. (U.S. Army photo/Spc. Bill Addison)

    Deployed servicemembers experience Korean culture up close

    Clanging, banging and thumping were the sounds of this air base's tent city Aug. 20 as deployed U.S. servicemembers experienced traditional Korean culture. Airmen, Soldiers, Sailors and Marines deployed here in support of Ulchi Focus Lens 2007 got a first-hand feel for traditional Korean attire and entertainment through the Republic of Korea air

  • SERE training to be required for all Airmen

    Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. T. Michael Moseley met Aug. 10 at the Pentagon with several Air Force leaders to discuss the road ahead for survival, evasion, resistance and escape training. Air Force leaders plan to broaden the focus of SERE training for all Airmen due to the threat of isolation and capture for Airmen supporting the war on

  • Air Force fitness test now pass, fail

    Air Force officials here recently announced a change to physical fitness test standards for all Airmen. The "marginal" category has been eliminated, and the test will now be either pass or fail. Previously, Airmen who scored below 70 on the fitness test failed, and those who scored between 70 and 74.9 received a marginal rating, while Airmen who
  • KUNSAN AB, South Korea -- Col. CQ "Wolf" Brown, 8th Fighter Wing commander, briefs Republic of Korea Air Force pilots on the U.S Air Force Weapons School located at Nellis Air Force Base Nevada here Aug 21. The ROKAF's 38th Fighter Group invited Colonel Brown to brief pilots here on the school based on his experience as a former weapons school commandant. (U.S. Air force photo/Staff Sgt. Araceli Alarcon)

    Former AF Weapons School commandant shares experiences with ROKAF members

    The 8th Fighter Wing commander and former Air Force Weapons School commandant recently shared his experiences with members of the Republic of Korea Air Force here. Colonel CQ "Wolf" Brown, was invited by the ROKAF's 38th Fighter Group to share his experience as the commandant of the school and his impressions about the U.S. Air Force's advanced
  • KUNSAN AIR BASE, South Korea — Staff Sgt. Gladys Romo, 8th Logistics Readiness Squadron, conducts a physical inventory of parts at the Aircraft Parts Store here Aug. 9. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Steven R. Doty)

    Aircraft Parts Store helps keep Wolf Pack mission ready

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