Security forces training culminates in 3-day exercise - Day two

Security forces training culminates in 3-day exercise - Day one

Combat training instructors ensure AF cops ready for battle

Air Force "truckers" convoy critical supplies to Iraq bases

To calm his nerves and focus on his mission, Senior Airman Lucas Simpliciano, 96th Logistics Readiness Squadron vehicle operator, would place a photo of his 3-month-old daughter above the windshield of his armored vehicle prior to every convoy roll out onto the main supply route leading to

Ground Combat train Airmen on flightline security

Charity run brings together all walks of life for noble cause

According to American Cancer Society estimates, more than 560,000 friends and family members were lost to cancer in 2010.Six weeks after Staff Sgt. Tyler McInturff deployed to Kirkuk in January, he received devastating news that his aunt had been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer."Being my godmother,

728th supports readiness exercise

Convoys of trucks rolled out the gates April 1 to begin a 10-day training exercise in two geographically separated locations.The convoys, belonging to the 728th Air Control Squadron, are supporting the squadron's first large-scale field training exercise in more than two years. One of only three

Palmer receives Bronze Star

Airman integrates Air Force in joint ops

The joint operations center senior watch officer for the 9th Air and Space Expeditionary Task Force-Iraq, Maj. David Och, ensured the Air Force smoothly and efficiently coordinated with the Army and other joint entities in Iraq."The JOC is manned by various units and staff sections," said the major

CDC hosts deployment program for kids