Air Force Report

35th Medical Group on Misawa Air Base conducts medical training with a simulation scenario using high-fidelity mannequins.

In 1948, the Soviet Union cut off Berlin from western Europe, hoping to starve the citizens and force them to give up their freedom. The British and American pilots of Operation Vittles gave them hope.

In 1948, the Soviet Union cut off Berlin from western Europe, hoping to starve the citizens and force them to give up their freedom. The British and American pilots of Operation Vittles gave them hope.

Airmen at the Projects and Requirements Office are essential in keeping the lines of communication open on base.

Secretary of Defense Ash Carter met with Japan’s Minister of Defense in Tokyo.

A class at Misawa Air Base's Potter fitness center teaches military personnel an exotic fighting style in the spirit of Ohana.

Students at Osan American high school get to experience STEM career fields first hand.

Tyndall Airmen participate in Checkered Flag 17-1, an Air Combat Command training exercise teaching multiple fighter squadrons, whose operations wouldn’t be possible without the crew chiefs behind the scenes

Operation Christmas Drop has grown to become an annual holiday tradition beloved by all on Guam and within the region.

AGE Maintainers work on the ground equipment that helps keep planes in the air.

Yokota USO and volunteers get into the Christmas spirit and bake cookies for the annual Cookie Crunch.

Diagnostic imaging Airmen provide a wide range of vital medical services.

The asset visibility team, or AVT, from the Air Force Civil Engineer Center's Operations Directorate at Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida, recently travelled to Ramstein and Spangdahlem Air Bases in Germany. Here is Susan Lawson who tells us about the team who conducted facility condition assessments and provided training to base personnel.

Incirlik Air Base put on an event to show that no matter how hard it gets, people can get through anything with the right attitude.

Post offices on military installations are a central hub for command operations.

Some Airmen in Misawa volunteer at PAWS, the on base animal shelter.

The KC-10A can extend other aircrafts' missions up to 10 hours.

Security Forces airmen in Misawa train to go down range.

Misawa Air Base’s propulsion flight has the responsibility of fixing and testing the engines used in 35th Fighter Wing aircraft.

Yokota Air Base invited thousands of Japanese locals and the military community to run together in the Frostbite Run.

A look at how some therapeutic professionals are using their skills to keep the residents of Misawa Air Base healthy.

Seventeen different AFSCs make up the Biomedical Sciences Corps. January 23rd-27th is a time to recognize and appreciate the impact these hardworking medical professionals have

Chief Master Sergeant Kaleth O. Wright is about to take over as the 18th Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force. Before he left Ramstein Air Base he talked with some high school students.

Victor Rivera is an United States Air Force veteran and the creator of the "Battle Buddy" keychain. He was medically retired in 2012 after being diagnosed with Mantle Cell Lymphoma. After undergoing chemotherapy and treatments for his lymphoma, Victor started making paracord bracelets with the authentic military uniform button. He gave these bracelets out to nurses and other patients. The bracelet...

To maintain air/space superiority you need the talent, as well as the tools. A1C Roswell Sartwell introduces us to some Airmen that keep the "fire" in firepower.