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  • Commentary - 2014 Way Forward

    Fellow Airmen,As we transition into 2014, let me begin by saying Thank You. Thank you for your selfless service to our great Nation and to your families for their countless untold sacrifices. This year, our Air Force will face numerous challenges from force management reductions and potential force

  • No changes to Korean National employee funding

    Today, U.S. Forces Korea (USFK) notified Korean National employees that, at this time, there will be no personnel actions due to funding shortfalls and they will continue to receive pay. USFK is working closely with the U.S. Department of Defense and the Republic of Korea Ministry of National

  • 35th ADA ammo retrieval an exercise in teamwork and preparation

    "Driving to the ammunition depot, loading, securing and returning with the cargo is merely the tip of the iceberg, the easy part," said Sgt. 1st Class Royce Wilcox, Headquarters Platoon Sergeant with Headquarters and Headquarters Battery, 35th Air Defense Artillery Brigade.The Soldiers of

  • 6-52 ADA shows they are “Always Prepared” during Field Training Exercise

    Soldiers from 6th Battalion, 52nd Air Defense Artillery participated in the "Iron Resolve" Field Training Exercise, Feb. 18 -27 across the ROK.Part of a larger 35th ADA Brigade exercise, Iron Resolve marked the first time that the battalion's command and control operations deployed along with the

  • AFOSI: Most suicides enlisted, male

    Suicide ranks as one of the most emotionally painful and stressful situations a family or unit can face. Airmen make the unfortunate decision each year to end their lives early. As many commanders and senior leaders relate, they often feel caught off-guard by these tragic events. To better educate

  • Air Force officials announce FY15 force structure changes

    Air Force officials released force structure changes resulting from the Fiscal Year 2015 President's Budget today.To ensure the service successfully transitions to a leaner force that remains ready, the Air Force plans to remove almost 500 aircraft across the inventories of all three components over

  • Army missile defense keeps ROK skies protected

    Alarms blare as simulated enemy missiles head towards allied targets while the 94th Army Air and Missile Defense Center and Republic of Korea Air Force rapidly send the Air Operations Center strike data to nullify the damage. The 94th Soldiers are on duty 24 hours a day during the exercise to react

  • 35 CES makes tent city feel like home

    Augmentees completing a 12-hour shift during Exercise Key Resolve 2014 return to tent city looking forward to a nice hot shower, a place to unwind and a warm place to sleep. Thanks to the 35th Civil Engineer Squadron from Misawa Air Base, Japan, all have the comforts of home.The 35 CES is

  • KASC brings reality to Exercise KR14

    Eyes staring at screens flicker without pause as they trade targets on their monitors. Munitions are dropped upon unsuspecting virtual targets as multiple scenarios are played through. What's the best way to attack? How do we limit casualties? How can we do this better?In the Korea Air Simulation

  • Combat weather keeps leaders ready to fight tonight

    Weather plays a crucial role when it comes to planning out day-to-day functions, training missions and war. During Exercise Key Resolve 2014, the 607th Air Operations Center Combat Operations Division Weather Specialty team ensures operational plans run smoothly. Whether it's exercises or  wartime