Air Force Report: Recent Episodes
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U.S. Congresswoman Kay Granger toured Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth, Texas, September 28, 2020. Granger met with various base senior leadership, including the Texas Air National Guard 136th Airlift Wing. (U.S. Air National Guard video by Airman 1st Class Laura Weaver)
Instructors from the 55th Operations Support Squadron, Offutt Air Force Base, Neb., leads Survival, Evasion, Resistance, and Escape (SERE) training during BUMBU FORGE 2024. The training, held on June 4, 2024, at Volk Field, Wisconsin, included participants from the 136th Airlift Wing, Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth, Texas. (U.S. Air National Guard video by Tech. Sgt. Ryan Bennett) (This video was electronically edited and ethically enhanced to emphasize the subject and does not misrepresent the subject or the original in any way.)
Under blackout conditions during BUMBU FORGE 2024, a C-130J Super Hercules from the 136th Airlift Wing, Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth, Texas, successfully lands on a dirt airstrip at Fort McCoy, Wis., June 8, 2024, demonstrating precise execution and operational capability. BUMBU FORGE 2024 is a large-scale joint exercise aimed at enhancing interoperability and combat readiness, BUMBU FORGE 2024 conducted 24-hour operational training exercises to simulate real world scenarios.(U.S. Air National Guard video by Tech. Sgt. Ryan Bennett) (This video was electronically edited and ethically enhanced to emphasize the subject and does not misrepresent the subject or the original in any way.)
Service members participate in comprehensive training and exercise execution through simulated war scenarios during BUMBU FORGE 2024 at Volk Field, Wis. This video was presented as a summary of the training and simulated war exercises to distinguished visitors. BUMBU FORGE 2024 is a large-scale joint services exercise designed to enhance the interoperability and readiness of the U.S. Armed Forces, focusing on realistic combat simulations and strategic operations. The exercise involves coordinated efforts across various military branches and units, testing the participants' tactical skills and decision-making abilities in a controlled, high-intensity environment. (U.S. Air National Guard video by Tech. Sgt. Ryan Bennett) (This video was electronically edited and ethically enhanced to emphasize the subject and does not misrepresent the subject or the original in any way.)
U.S. Air Force Col. Shannon Juby, Chief of Attaché Operations and Air Attaché, U.S. Embassy- Bogotá, leads a discussion during a Women, Peace and Security (WPS) forum in Palanquero, Colombia, Aug. 25, 2023. USAF Airmen and Colombian Aerospace Force personnel were invited to participate in the discussion on WPS, which is a policy framework that acknowledges women's importance in achieving sustainable international peace and security. (U.S. Air Force video by Senior Airman Juliana Londono)
Security forces airmen at Misawa Air Base, Japan discuss their experiences as female Airmen in jobs that were unavailable to them decades ago.
Instructors teach female airmen at RAF Lakenheath, United Kingdom techniques to prevent becoming a victim.
An airman at Kunsan Air Base, South Korea is able to juggle an Air Force career while maintaining basketball in his life.
On today's Air Force Report Staff Sergeant Renee Carberry tells us about the airmen who make sure aircraft maintainers have just what they need when they need it.
On today's Air Force Report Staff Sergeant Renee Carberry tells us about a group who came together to celebrate March being Women's History Month at Ramstein Air Base, Germany.
On today's Air Force Report Staff Sergeant Renee Carberry introduces us to a security forces superintendent who shares her experience of being a female in a male dominant career field.
The German Easter egg market season begins 40 days before Easter in the picturesque town of Seligenstadt, located between Frankfurt and Hanau on the banks of the river Main.
On today's edition of Air Force Report Staff Sergeant Renee Carberry tells us about a self defense class at RAF Lakenheath, United Kingdom, which focuses on helping women learn techniques to prepare for potentially dangerous situations.
On today's Air Force Report Staff Sergeant Traci Keller tells us about how junior enlisted service members are teaching NCOs valuable lessons at Kadena Air Base, Japan.
One shop's goal is to make sure people stay comfortable now matter the weather. Senior Airman Robert Mason reports.
Airmen constantly train to stay mission ready and one of the areas they train in is providing life saving medical treatment.
Tugana Akbas spoke with the Incirlik community about the powerful women of Turkey and their historical impact.
In today’s military, service members are encouraged to discover ways to save the DoD money. Airmen at the Osan Passenger Terminal are finding innovative ways to do just that.
A female F-16 pilot stationed at Kunsan Air Base talks about the women who paved the way for women pilots in the Air Force.
On today's Air Force Report Staff Sergeant Traci Keller tells us about an Airman whose heritage is breaking cultural barriers at Al Udeid Air Base, Qatar.
Airmen stationed at Beale AFB volunteered to be the "dragon" in the Marysville Bok Kai Parade.
On today's Air Force Report Staff Sergeant Traci Keller tells us about an innovative process at the Air Mobility Command Terminal at Osan Air Base, South Korea.
At RAF Mildenhall, the 352nd Special Operations Group has activated as the 352nd Special Operations Wing.
At RAF Lakenheath, an Airman shares how the Air Force Assistance Fund has helped him throughout his career.
In Tokyo, Japan, two DoDDS high school baseball teams had the chance to play in front of Derek Jeter in a professional baseball stadium.
A Clinical Nurse Specialist Flight Nurse gives her medical expertise to her fellow nurse.
Andersen Air Force Base held the 29th annual Pacific-wide March Madness basketball tournament.
Airmen at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, honored the life and career of the 9th CMSAF, James Binnicker.
A fraternity at Osan sponsored a talent show for high school and middle school students.
Every three years, pilots are required a refresher on survival, evasion, resistance, and escape, or SERE training.
DoDDS Students at RAF Lakenheath developed their leadership skills participating in National History Day.
A-10 pilots from the 354th Expeditionary Fighter Squadron practiced Close Air Support with Romanian soldiers.
Air Force Staff Sergeant Nancy Kasberg introduces us to a young photographer competing in this year’s Image Makers Regional Competition.
Military members at Misawa Air Base, were treated to some Japanese culture during Japan Day.
At Lajes Field, the 65th Air Base Wing commander attended the local Holy Spirit Festival.
The two remaining Doolittle Raiders donated their Congressional gold medal to the Air Force Museum.
At Kunsan Air Base, an Airman and a NCO, share their perspective on their involvement with exercise Max Thunder.
Every April, the DoD focuses on Sexual Assault awareness and prevention. And while marking a month to focus on such a topic is important, sexual assault isn't something to be addressed 30 days out of the year...it requires constant attention. Take a look at how changes are made starting from the top!
In Germany, children had the chance to play football with NFL wide receiver Steve Smith.
Scott Air Force Base came up with a non-invasive way to deter birds from nesting near the flight line.
Soldiers and airmen competed in “The Clear Challenge” which involved multiple stations that symbolized the effect of sexual assault and alcohol abuse.
On today's Air Force Report, Staff Sergeant Traci Keller tells us about a Wisconsin-based guard unit and its recent trip to Kadena Air Base, Japan.
Client systems technicians help keep Misawa Air Base mission-ready by addressing customers' technical issues.
Little Rock Air Force Base updated its “High Flight” memorial, honoring those that made the ultimate sacrifice while serving at the base. In all, 30 names were added to the memorial.
An Airman at Osan Air Base, South Korea, shows how being a lab technician is demanding but fulfilling.
UFC fighter Chris Lytle recently visited Vogelweh Elementary in Germany, but he wasn’t there to show off his fighting skills.
Rescue squadron maintainers provide critical support during exercise Joint Warrior at RAF Lossiemouth, Scotland.
On today's Air Force Report Staff Sergeant Traci Keller tells us about how airmen at Aviano Air Base ready themselves to deploy.
An airman is deployed with the 365th Expeditionary Fighter Squadron to ensure all of the pilots' gear is taken care of.
The Child Development Center at RAF Mildenhall, was recently named the best CDC in the Air Force.
The Royal Australian Air Force from the 36th Squadron came to Scott AFB recently to transport support equipment to Australian troops operating in the Middle East.
There has been a recent surge of airmen working at many of the Force Support Squadron facilities at Yokota Air Base, Japan.
On today's Air Force Report Staff Sergeant Traci Keller tells us about a special target for the Air Force's best marksmen.
A Japanese artist visited his military themed art collection that he donated to Yokota Air Base.
In Honor of the 70th Anniversary of the Victory in Europe, 56 aircraft flew over the Nation's Capital.
Secretary of the Air Force, Deborah Lee James visited Airmen at Incirlik Air Base, Turkey.
Four A-10 Thunderbolts arrived at Amari Air Base, Estonia as part of the Theater Security Package.
To celebrate the 70th anniversary of Victory in Europe Day, 56 WWII aircraft will fly over the National Mall.
On today's Air Force Report, Kunsan Air Base's firefighters prep for real-world situations.
In Germany, an international outreach group taught military children how to dance and sing.
March Madness may be over, but the Duke Blue Devils aren’t the only ones who won. Air Force Staff Sergeant Nancy Kasberg tells us more.
It's been 70 years since the first Victory in Europe Day celebration. Staff Sergeant Michael Wykes brings us to the United Kingdom to see how one village recognizes its greatest generation.
For the second year, NATO service members performed Seven, a play supporting equal rights. Airman First Class Andrew Carroll shares why these performers are not your typical actors.
Airman First Class Katelynn Moeller takes us to the Incirlik Chapel Gardens, where service members paid tribute to a Chaplain killed in action.
On today's Air Force Report Staff Sergeant Traci Keller tells us how C-130 crews from Yokota Air Base are continuing to aid recovery efforts in Nepal.
Airman First Class Sarah Mitchell gets schooled on a program that helps children with the earliest stages of learning.
Students from RAF Lakenheath participated in the annual shadow day event to get a better understanding of their parent’s day-to-day duties.
Airmen and Nepalese soldiers unload aid for people affected by the recent earthquake in Nepal.
On today's Air Force Report Staff Sergeant Traci Keller tells us about ongoing relief efforts in Nepal.
The flying mission at RAF Lakenheath could not be accomplished without the vigilance of radar airmen.
The military is constantly looking for ways to save time and manpower. Petty Officer Ben Larscheid learns more about a new system for Misawa’s flight line designed to do just that.
On today's Air Force Report, TSgt Holly Roberts-Davis tells us about National Health and Wellness and Sports Month and the importance of physical fitness.
USAFE's Director of Manpower, Personnel and Services visited Services facilities at Incirlik Air Base.
On today's Air Force Report, airmen at Kunsan Air Base, South Korea learn specialized self-defense tactics.
Alaska Air National Guard Airmen conducted a non-combatant training evacuation in Japan.
Military leaders from all over Africa met to discuss the integration of women in their militaries.
Secretary of Defense Ash Carter attended and spoke to a room of delegates about topics from the Trans-Pacific-Partnership Agreement and about the increased activity in the South China Sea.
After months of uncertainty for airmen due to force reduction, senior leadership has come forward and said enough is enough.
Physical fitness is an important part of the military lifestyle. SSgt Joseph Carpenter shows us how some Airmen take PT to a whole new level.
Air Force Report -- Army Sergeant Alexandra Corneiro shows us how one Chaplain is helping make a short tour a little easier for fellow Airmen.
Members of the Djiboutian armed forces and Kentucky National Guard ratified a state partnership agreement at the Kempinsky hotel in Djibouti City.
The firefighters on Scott Air Force Base have a new way to battle aircraft fires. These trucks use UHP, or ultra-high pressure, systems that release smaller water droplets at much higher pressure than older firefighting systems.
French towns all throughout Normandy invite U.S. military and civilians to join them in commemorating the anniversary of D-Day.
On today's Air Force Report Airman First Class Ameka Mmoh tells us about Airmen from all over the United States and the Pacific who were able to test their skills during the Combat Ammunition Production Exercise, also known as CAPEX, at Andersen Air Force Base, Guam.
An Airman's grandfather brought a Kentucky state flag everywhere he went during his 22 year military service. He passed the flag on to his grandson, a current airman.
Incirlik is a small base with a vital role in our Air Force mission. Its strategic location lends it to a lot of challenges, including operating one of the busiest radars in all of USAFE.
Two students at the Aviano Middle High School win awards for their excellence in and out of the classroom.
As people get older they may start to slow down on some of their more physical hobbies bust as SrA Nick Dastas shows us, one Airman won’t let his age slow him down.
Senior Airman Zachary Boyer takes us to Adazi, Latvia where a veteran of U.S. airpower made its first appearance in the country.
Being stationed overseas doesn't mean you have to put your hobbies to rest. SrA Emma Mayen introduces to an Airman who is taking advantage of what his career and assignment have to offer up to his hobby.
This edition features a story on US Ambassador to Japan Caroline Kennedy visiting Misawa Air Base.
Fight, flight or freeze. Natural responses to a life threatening situation. For Security Forces Airmen, there is only one option‚ fight! Airman First Class Katelynn Moeller shows us how defenders from the 39th AB Wing Security Forces Squadron, protect themselves in the line of duty.
Misawa's iconic Elephant Cage has stood tall since 1965 and now it's gone. Staff Sgt. Jonathan Guzman talks to the last service member in charge as he says good-bye.
CMSAF James Cody visited airmen stationed at Ramstein Air Base, Germany, answering questions and thanking them and their families.
On today's Air Force Report, Airman 1st Class Sarah Mitchell introduces us to the first same-sex married couple at Misawa Air Base, Japan. Also available in high definition.
An assignment at the unaccompanied base Kunsan Air Base means being away from you loved ones for a year. One Airman surprised his family by returning early.
Incirlik’s cable dawgs make all essential (and some non-essential) base operations possible.
Successfully accomplishing the Air Force’s mission requires hard work, focus, and even a little bit of sacrifice from Airmen and their families.
Security Forces Airmen have a variety of tools available to tilt a conflict in their favor.
Defenders from the 39th AB Wing did tire flips,donned gas masks, performed CPR, and ran over 5 miles in full gear.
Japan’s residents gather in Misawa for American Day to experience a taste of American culture.
On today's Air Force Report, Staff Sergeant Traci Keller updates us on the 2015 Department of Defense Warrior Games and tells us how the USO is showing its appreciation for service members and their families at Naval Support Activity Naples, Italy.
This edition is about the US Air Force doing partner training with the Turkish Air Force. Reported by A1C Gabriela Calderon.
On today's Air Force Report Staff Sergeant Traci Keller updates us on the F-16 crash in Arizona and tells us how American Joint Terminal Attack Controllers are training with their international counterparts.
On today's Air Force Report Staff Sergeant Traci Keller tells us how security forces members at Aviano Air Base, Italy, are honoring the service of two of their military working dogs.
On today's Air Force Report Staff Sergeant Traci Keller updates us on Operation Inherent Resolve and shows us how one airman experiences physical challenges associated with firefighting.
This edition features a story on service members working and playing games in the Kunsan Air Base community.
This episode features a story on airmen at Kunsan Air Base, South Korea participating in a shoe analysis to learn if they are wearing proper footwear while running.
This episode features a story on a Logistics and Readiness Squadron airman at Kunsan Air Base, South Korea playing football and his aspirations to play for a college team.
This episode features a story on teams from four Air Force bases competing in this year's Air Force Research Laboratory's Commander's Challenge at Muscatatuck Urban Training Center, Indiana.
This episode features a story on how metals technology specialists help maintain the C-130 fleet on Yokota Air Base, Japan.
This edition features a story on Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force, James A. Cody,visiting Kunsan and Osan.
This edition features a story on Relay for Life, a fun walk/run to benefit people with cancer.
This edition features a storys on Secretary of the Air Force Deborah Lee James speaking about ending the downsizing of the Air Force workforce and a story on Operation Atlantic Resolve.
This edition features a story on an aircraft crash emergency exercise on RAF Lakenheath.
In today's Air Force Report, Staff Sergeant Traci Keller tells us about a former weather observer's wish to see how today's weather forecasters operate.
This episode features a story on the 123rd Expeditionary Fighter Squadron of the 142nd Fighter Wing, Oregon Air National Guard training with NATO allies in Romania.
This edition features a story on Lt. Gen. Timothy Ray assuming command of 3rd Air Force.
This edition features a story on electronic study materials and Airmen keeping the KC-135 flying.
This edition features a story on active-duty civil engineer airmen joining the Oregon Air National Guard for operations in Romania.
This edition features a story on the First European Security Package forward deploying A10s from the 354th Expeditionary Fighter Squadron to locations across eastern Europe.
Rotational forces support the European Theater Security Package at Lask Air Base, Poland.
This edition features a story on how an airman developed a program to keep track of expensive airplane parts. Hosted by Staff Sgt. Traci Keller.
This edition features a story on the 172nd Airlift Control Flight participating in Exercise Patriot 15.
This edition features a story on Rising 6, a group of Airmen who mentor other Airmen on furthering their Air Force careers.
On today's Air Force Report Staff Sergeant Traci Keller tells us about Airmen doing the dirty work.
Aircrew go through the SERE land navigation refresher course put their skills to the test.
An Airman uses boxing to benefit himself as an individual and as a member of the Uniformed Services.
Airmen and Air Force civilians were recognized with the General Larry O. Spencer Innovation Award.
At RAF Mildenhall, Special Ops Maintainers tested their turn-around for maintaining an MC-130.
This edition features a story on the importance of the 352nd Special Operations Wing, the only Air Force special operations unit operating in the European command.
This edition features a story on nondestructive inspection at Osan Air Base, South Korea.
This edition is about a simulated aircraft generation of the MC130J to ensure that the aircraft has full capabilities. Hosted by SSgt. Michael Wykes.
This edition features a story on the Misawa Thrift Shop which helps service members buy and sell goods.
Members from the 9th Civil Engineer Squadron Explosive Ordnance Disposal Flight received hands-on training and provided safety support for Sentry Eagle 15 at Kingsley Field Air National Guard Base, Oregon.
Local fire departments often assist Beale with controlled burns and containment of grass and structural fires. As wildfires rage throughout the state of California, members of Beale's Fire Department are returning the favor. Tech. Sgt. Tony Plyler has more
Explosive ordnance disposal technicians from Beale Air Force Base traveled north to Klamath Falls, Oregon for training and support of the Sentry Eagle Exercise and open house. Airman First Class Benjamin Bugenig tagged along with the EOD techs to get up close and personal with an F-15 Eagle.
From businesses to government institutions… it seems we are hearing more and more about computer hackers breaking into secured systems and stealing sensitive information. Here is James Truitt with how the Air Force is training future leaders to combat incoming cyber threats.
Airmen from Beale Air Force Base, Calif. Lend a hand combating the Rocky Fire which started on July 29th has burned roughly 70,000 acres.
Airmen at the Air Force Institute of Technology participate in an advanced cyber education program learning the intricacies of cyber security.
The Air Force is constantly looking for ways to improve the life of Airmen. One change affects females specifically. SrA Zach Boyer speaks with Airmen in Germany regarding the new changes.
A remote assignment to Korea can put life on hold for a year. Staff Sergeant Brian Gratz takes us to Kunsan Air Base, Korea, where one Airman is using his skills in the water to not only save summer, but further his future goals.
An F-16 Fighting Falcon from Spangdahlem Air Base, Germany crashed August 11th, 2015. TSgt Holly Roberts-Davis has more from Col. Steven P. Horton, Vice-Commander of the 52nd Fighter Wing.
The English town of Eye honors sacrifices of the 490th Bombardment Group with the unveiling of the Roll Call.
On Wright-Patterson AFB educators are doing their part to inspire children to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering, and math.
On Wright-Patterson AFB educators are doing their part to inspire children to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering, and math.
A behind the scenes look at the Spangdahlem Water Treatment Plant, where clean water is the top priority.
Detachment 2 of the 69th Reconnaissance Group reestablished themselves as the 7th Reconnaissance Squadron.
This edition features a story on comedian and IT Specialist Fred McKinnon balancing his comedy, family and military work responsibilities.
This edition features a story on characters from Sesame Street putting on a show for military children at Misawa Air Base
This edition features a story on the process of maintaining aircraft that are on permanent static display.
The edition features a story on Master Sgt. Etienne Tousignant bringing the "Cycle for STEM" program to Europe and how it benefits local schools.
This edition features a story on airmen marking the 45th anniversary of the first Minuteman III missile launch.
This edition features stories on A1C Spencer Stone and others assisting to stop an attack on a French train and the State of the Air Force Address
This edition features a story on a rappelling training course for explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) technicians put on at Misawa Air Base, Japan.
This edition features a story on the 633rd Air Base Wing inspector general's office hosting a command and control exercise, at Fort Eustis, Va., in which units were deployed to a simulated AH-64 Apache helicopter crash.
Road construction designed to improve accessibility and avoid congestion on Misawa Air Base, Japan.
2015 - In this edition, Staff Sergeant Traci Keller updates us on Operation Inherent Resolve and tells us about an upcoming F-22 deployment.
This edition features a story on Air Force Wounded Warrior Capt. Chris Cochran and his use of archery in his rehabilitation.
This edition features a story on cartoonists visiting Airmen and their families on Incirlik Air Base.
This edition features a story on Omnicon, a gaming convention for military members on Misawa Air Base.
This edition features stories on the inaugural European deployment of F-22 aircraft at Spangdahlem Air Base, Germany and C-130J Simulator training at Ramstein Air Base, Germany.
This edition features stories about the first operational F-35 aircraft arriving at Hill Air Force Base, Utah and the international Exercise Swift Response 15 currently going on in Europe.
This edition features a story on a young girl at Incirlik Air Base, Turkey starting her own business, a lemonade stand, with help from her mother.
This edition features a story on the resurfacing of the basketball court in the main gym at Yokota Air Base, Japan.
This edition features a story on U.S. airmen from the ammunitions squadron training African airmen in medical skills, emphasizing that these are skills of all airmen, not only medical airmen.
This edition features a story on Airmen training with Hungarian service members in Kecskemet, Hungary.
This edition features a report on grief counseling. Narrated by Chaplain (Capt.) Mathew Gallo and takes place on Aviano Air Force Base, Italy.
This edition features a story on an Airman who created Paws Abroad an organization that helps military members and their pets when they are in need.
This edition features a story on Airmen monitoring a sandstorm that originated in Africa and blew up to Turkey.
The director of social impact for Sesame Street visited the 2015 Air and Space Conference to speak about special episodes that were written specifically for military children.
This edition features a story on service members attending the Bad Dürkheim Wine Fest near Ramstein Air Base, Kaiserslautern, Germany.
This edition features a story on Department of Defense post offices requiring customers to fill out customs forms electronically.
This edition features a story on a visit from successful writers who inspire military members to write.
Cub Scout Pack 86 hosts a bicycle rodeo on Osan Air Base. Sergeant AJ Bate shows one of the many ways the community supports children
This edition features a story on service members attending the Bad Dürkheim Wine Fest near Ramstein Air Base, Kaiserslautern, Germany.
This edition features a story on vehicle search and seizures training on Yokota Air Base.
This edition features a story on the air traffic control operations at Kunsan Air Base.
This edition features a story on Operation Tech Warrior at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.
SrA Emma Duff reports on six U.S. F-15's wrapping up the first iteration of the Theater Security Package in Europe.
SrA Elizabeth Taranto reports on an Airman taking full advantage of off base tours to explore Korea during his off-duty time.
SrA Emma Mayen reports on a new, user-friendly mailing system upgrade the U.S. Post Office recently implemented
TSgt Caycee Watson reports on recovery efforts of the 169th Fighter Wing and the South Carolina Air National Guard after the recent flooding in South Carolina.
SrA Taylor West reports on a visit to the Seoul American High School by the famous United Kingdom Coldstream Guard Band.
Home station training ensures all security forces airmen are trained to the same standard Air Force wide.
SrA Nicholas Alder updates us on how the new Expeditionary Readiness Program will change pre-deployment tasks for Airmen.
More than 160 US and NATO service members participated in the 1st annual Incirlik Half-Marathon.
This edition features a story on firefighters on Osan Air Base participate in Hazmat training exercises.
This edition features a story on an Airman who used his military CPR training to save a life.
This edition features stories on U.S. Air Forces Central Command staging aircraft and airmen in southeast Turkey, the consolidation of 377th Air Base Wing, 28th Bomb Wing and the 7th Bomb Wing into 20th Air Force, and National Cyber Security Awareness Month.
SrA Emma Mayen reports on a cooking class on Osan Air Base where food brings friends together.
PO Dean Cates reports on Airmen Base Fire Fighters who gave tours to local students as part of the 2015 Fire Prevention Week celebration at Misawa Air Base Japan.
Airmen from the 169th Fighter Wing, South Carolina Air National Guard, volunteer to assist a neighborhood after flood waters destroyed many homes
SrA Jonathan Guzman reports on how service members on Misawa Air Base hosted a Special Olympics event for the local community.
SrA Elizabeth Taranto reports the ways Kunsan Air Base's Airmen train the way they fight.
A1C Jean-Paul Arnaud reports on how Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, Arizona participated in the 2015 National Night out on Oct 7, 2015.
Airman Utsav Kafley reflects on his Nepalese Roots and the opportunity that service in the U.S. Air Force has given him.
On today's Air Force Report, Staff Sergeant Traci Keller tells us about the F-35 arrival ceremony at Hill Air Force Base, Utah.
Hill Air Force Base hosted the F-35 arrival ceremony, ushering in a new era of combat air power.
Airmen from the 144th Fighter Wing head north to Canada for Exercise Vigilant Shield 16.
Volunteers from the Yokota community welcomed guests into a world of fun and fear at the Yokota Insane Asylum.
This edition features a story on the service members gaining access to the gym on Osan Air Base.
This edition features a story on World War II and Korean War veterans taking part in a Honor Flight at the Tuscan International Airport
Communications airmen at Misawa Air Base, Japan, are working to keep the computer network safe.
This edition features a story on Airmen creating a working infrastructure in Southwest Asia
In this edition, Staff Sgt.Traci Keller updates us on the Long Range Strike Bomber and Operation Deep Freeze.
The Japan Air Self-Defense Force (JASDF) held the annual Iruma Air Show, showcasing dozens of Japan Self-Defense Force aircraft and a performance by flight demonstration squadron Blue Impulse.
At Feltwell, United Kingdom, US and UK airmen remembered those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
At Feltwell, United Kingdom, US and UK airmen remembered those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
With growing anticipation for the release of the next Star Wars Movie; military members in the United Kingdom didn't have to wait until December to get their fix.
Since 2010, Very Merry Military Minis has provided free professional photographs for families of deployed service members
The base chapel on Incirlik, hosted a Thanksgiving meal for all the Airmen who can't go home for the holiday.
Petty Officer Phill Stuart shows Yokota residents how to properly dispose of leftover turkey grease.
The Incirlik Air Base community gather to witness the lighting of the base Christmas tree. Produced by SrA Anthony Hetlage, Incirlik Air Base, Turkey.
Volunteers are baking more than 7000 cookies to spread holiday cheer to all Airmen living in Tyndall’s dormitories during this season’s Cookie Caper.
Members from the 48th Security Forces squadron explain the importance of Expeditionary Active Shooter Training.
The 309th AMARG unveiled a new hangar yesterday which will house a number of different aircraft regeneration programs.
This edition features a story on service members learning how to make kimchi on Kusan Air Base
Wreaths Across America is an opportunity for Team Seymour and locals to honor fallen veterans.
Air Force Report:The Air Force's latest addition to the fighter fleet, the F-35 Lightning, took to the skies in support of the exercise Checkered Flag, highlighting total force integration and modernization of the Air Power in 21st Century.
Air Force Report: German Panavia Tornadoes arrive to Incirlik Air Base, Turkey, in support of Operation Inherent Resolve.
Many New Year's resolutions focus on improving physical fitness. Airman 1st Class Dhruv Gopinath reports from Yokota Air Base on how to stick with your resolution to get fit.
The Airmen who run the Aircrew Flight Equipment shop with the 14th Fighter Squadron take their job seriously.
Wherever Air Force aircraft are, the crewmen of the Aerospace Ground Equipment (A.G.E.) shop will be there, ensuring the airfield is functioning properly. Army Sergeant Julie Jaeger reports.
More than 50 million Americans have a food allergy of some kind, making it difficult for them to eat at certain restaurants. A facility at Spangdahlem is making it easier for customers to avoid food allergies they have.
Students from Kinnock high school, Yokosuka, Japan travel to Seoul to compete in a national robotics competition.
Airman First Class Dhruv Gopinath reports from Yokota Air Base where one unit worked to improve their deployment process.
AFE Airmen from up to 18 flying squadrons overcome limited spaces and find ways to get their mission done ensuring aircrews have everything they need.
An Air Force boom operator gets much needed training by refueling aircraft during exercise Red Flag.
While safety is a top priority for the military, sometimes mishaps do occur, and then service members may be called upon to serve on a safety board.
The Yokota Dental Clinic opened its doors to the children of civilian employees to teach them first-hand about proper dental hygiene
The maintainers from the 728th Air Mobility Squadron carefully inspect every aircraft that passes through Incirlik Air Base.
A1C Dhruv Gopinath shows us what U.S. and Japanese firefighters did for Fire Prevention Week.
Opening Ceremony to Celebrate the third annual Air Force trials competition at the Warrior Fitness Center on Nellis AFB, Nevada.
Village Friends helps expecting mothers overseas prepare for the new arrival in a group setting as well as help form bonds between other mothers due around the same time.
Misawa Air Base maintains a strong environmental partnership with the local community. In order to sustain the relationship, the Environmental Management office promotes and co-sponsors events like the Spring Salmon Release Program.
Osan Air Base Participated in 2016 Military Saves Week by offering financial resources and seminars to the local military community. Military Saves Week is an annual opportunity for installations and organizations to promote good savings behavior.
Profile on the only female vehicle maintenance mechanic stationed at RAF Lakenheath, United Kingdom.
At Yokota Air Base, military members and civilians learned how to prepare in the event of an active shooter incident.
Together, twenty teams managed to save the Air Force two-hundred-and-sixty million dollars.
The prestigious Order of the Sword is awarded to Gen. Frank Gornec during a ceremony at Ramstein Air Base, Germany.
Sometimes an unconventional approach is the best way to tackle a problem. Airman First Class Dhruv Gopinath reports from Yokota Air Base, where one individual's way of doing things won her a very prestigious award.
The Thunderbirds performed at Air Fest in Riverside, California, inspiring a young on-looker.
To celebrate the end of the month of the military child, Yokota Air Base hosted a ball for children.
After three years of service, the Supreme Allied Commander of Europe has reached the end of his career. Join Staff Sgt. Adam Harder as he introduces you to the new commander of NATO.
Search and rescue operations in the Air Force don't just happen; it takes a team working together from start to finish to get the job done.
Four F-15C's from the 131st Fighter Squadron arrived in Ämari Air Base, Estonia as part of a theater security package in support of Operation Atlantic Resolve.
The Defense Finance and Accounting Service wants all service members to update information in MyPay, especially prior to separating.
A group of Airmen from Yokota Air Base were recognized for being good neighbors in their host nation.
At Yokota AB, military children with deployed parents were recognized for all their hard work.
The Information,Tickets and Travel Office has taken over the tourist passport process at Misawa.
When components break, instead of scrapping these items or ordering new ones, perhaps they belong in the hands of technicians from Misawa's Air Force Repair Enhancement Program, Or AFREP.
A First Lieutenant made a historic first by leading a formation of F-22 raptors over Tyndall Air Force Base.
HVAC Airmen have the important job of keeping the force cool during the warm summer season.
Some Airmen at Incirlik AB, Turkey attended a "Green Dot" seminar which teaches military members how to identify and handle tough situations such as violence, stalking, and sexual assault.
JOINT BASE PEARL HARBOR-HICKAM (July 13, 2016) A KC-135 crew from the 465th Air Refueling Squadron at Tinker Air Force Base, Okla., complete an aerial refueling of a Royal Canadian Air Force CF-18 Hornet July 11, 2016 in support of Rim of the Pacific 2016. Twenty-seven nations, more than 40 ships and submarines, more than 200 aircraft and 25,000 personnel are participating in RIMPAC from June 30 to Aug. 4, in and around the Hawaiian Islands and Southern California. The world's largest international maritime exercise, RIMPAC provides a unique training opportunity that helps participants foster and sustain the cooperative relationships that are critical to ensuring the safety of sea lanes and security on the world's oceans. (U.S. Air Force video/Master Sgt. Grady Epperly/Released)
A few Airmen at Incirlik enjoyed some friendly competition at the base’s RC truck racing tournament.
The F-35 was on full display during the Royal International Air Tattoo at RAF Fairford.
A BQM-167 Air Force Subscale Aerial Target is launched from Tyndall Air Force Base, Fla. by the 82nd Aerial Targets Squadron. The drone provides a threat-representative target for the Air Force Weapon System Evaluation Program.
Farnborough International Airshow is the largest airshow in the World. Held every two years, this event is an opportunity for the U.S. and allies to showcase and better understand each other's air capabilities.
The U.S. Air Force Band of the Pacific-Hawaii performs music throughout Asia for community relations and for official functions. Petty Officer Lorelei Vander Griend reports straight from PACAF's rehearsal room on Yokota Air Base where we see one member's perspective.
A new program is coming out on Kunsan air base that changes the way civil engineers do business.
Follow 2nd Lieutenant Andrew Fenner on a humanitarian mission to the outskirts of Kampala, Uganda.
The island of Okinawa, Japan thrives on its joint environment, blending together several services and units to complete the mission. Air Force Staff Sergeant Tory Cusimano takes us to Kadena Air Base, Japan, were a special ceremony sought to foster that environment.
Hill Air Force Base has made a rare discovery in the Utah desert, that may change our understanding of America’s earliest people.Here is James Truitt with more.
Military members rucked at Osan to bring attention the fact an average of 22 veterans commit suicide everyday.
A SERE water survival instructor teaches airmen how to survive if they are stranded in open water.
Air Force 1st Lt. Cale Simmons discusses how the World Class Athlete Program, twin brother, and military training helped him on his journey to the 2016 Rio Olympics.
An airman who loves motocross is able to enjoy his favorite hobby while being stationed in Japan.
A SERE water survival instructor teaches Airmen how to survive if they are stranded in open water.
Service members at Yokota displaced by the recent typhoon received guidance from the Emergency Family Assistance Center.
Airdrops are meticulously prepared months ahead by dozens of Air Force and Army planners. Their goal: to get Airmen and Soldiers primed to rapidly respond to urgent combat or humanitarian efforts. Learn how the Joint Airborne/Air Transportability Training or "JA/ATT" program, helps them do it.
Civil Engineer Airmen at Yokota played a significant role in recovery operations after Typhoon Mindulle.
Joint Airborne/Air Transportability Training or "JA/ATT" teaches Air Force and Army planners the intricacies of air drops designed to rapidly respond to urgent combat or humanitarian efforts.
In case of a chemical attack, every Airman at Kunsan is issued Individual Protective Equipment.
To be better prepared for contingencies, Airmen at Osan conducted a readiness exercise.
F-35 pilots practiced their skills during exercise Northern Lightning at Volk Field, Wisconsin.
This edition features a story on the beginning of the first NATO joint air policing operation in Bulgaria.
NDI Airmen test plane parts in a multitude of ways to ensure each part is mission ready.
Firefighters from Yokota Air Base visited Joan K Mendel elementary school as part of Fire Prevention Week.
The Special Olympics is a time honored tradition that helps Misawa Air Base maintain a healthy relationship with the surrounding community.
Scott Air Force Base recently hosted a media day which allowed local media outlets access to the base and a first-hand look at Team Scott's flying mission.
Some military members and their families, at Misawa Air Base, had the rare opportunity to witness pilots dropping bombs at a practice range.
General Tod D. Wolters visited the 435th Air Ground Operations Wing, or AGOW, on Ramstein Air Base for an immersion and to talk about readiness and contingency response.
General Tod D. Wolters visited the 435th Air Ground Operations Wing, or AGOW, on Ramstein Air Base for an immersion and to talk about readiness and contingency response.
Chief of Staff of the Air Force, General David Goldfein, visited Osan Air Base to discuss his top priorities, and how he plans to empower squadrons.
Logistics Readiness Airmen may be known most for their work on the flight line, but sometimes they get to go out into the field. Airman First Class Dhruv Gopinath reports from Camp Fuji, where Air Transportation Specialists got to see their work in action.
KC-135 refueling crews participated in Exercise Tonnerre Lightning to increase the interoperability between North Atlantic Treaty Organization allies and ensure that any future real world missions can be carried out properly and efficiently.
When important people come to Misawa it's a big affair: schedules are made, events are planned, and briefs are held. The 35th Fighter Wing's protocol team is responsible for all of this and more.
One of the more dangerous things for people living on and around an Air Force base is the possibility of an aircraft crash. For this reason, members of Misawa Air Base’s Fire department train with local units to ensure the safety of residents in the Aomori Prefecture.
Airmen of the Special Devices Flight have the unique job of fixing obsolete parts and designing new ones
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.
A class at Misawa Air Base's Potter fitness center teaches military personnel an exotic fighting style in the spirit of Ohana.
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.
Yokota USO and volunteers get into the Christmas spirit and bake cookies for the annual Cookie Crunch.
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.
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 bracelets eventually evolved into a paracord person key chain now known as the "Battle Buddy." Making these bracelets and keychains is now a form of therapy for Victor. He says it seems to be the only way he can forget his pain.
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.
Iowa State University Air Force ROTC graduate, 2nd Lt. Kristen Brosseau was one of only 15 ROTC candidates nationwide who asked to be released from their active duty obligation and be assigned to the National Guard as part of the Air Force ROTC Total Force commissioning program. Since graduating and receiving her commissioning she has become the first AFROTC graduate to join the Iowa Air National Guard’s 185th Air Refueling Wing in Sioux City, Iowa where she has been assigned as a KC-135 pilot.
To stay efficient so they can deliver bombs on targets, load crews of the 48th Fighter Wing are always putting in work.
Whether it’s an aircraft hangar, a runway, or anything else in between, an engineering Airman had their hand in creating and maintaining it.
Airmen from Minot and Vandenberg Air Force Bases conducted an operational test launch of an unarmed Minuteman III missile.
The 103rd Airlift Wing hosted a send-off ceremony for its 300 deploying Airmen at Bradley Air National Guard Base on February 11. This is the Connecticut Air National Guard's first large-scale deployment since converting to the C-130 Hercules tactical airlift mission.
Tax season can be stressful but on Yokota Air Base, there are people who can help, for free. Petty Officer Lorelei Vander Griend reports on how the community can take advantage of this opportunity
When an air base is attacked, several units go into action to get the base back up to speed. Senior Airman Dhruv Gopinath reports from Yokota Air Base where one unit is modernizing its repair techniques.
22 airmen from the 156th Airlift Wing at Air Base Muñiz, Puerto Rico graduate the Base Honor Guard training program. Includes soundbites from Staff Sgt. April A. Spilde, NCOIC Base Honor Guard Program.
COLA helps military members subsidize the cost of living overseas, but the rates aren’t fixed.
Many things occur behind the scenes to ensure the Misawa Air Base community receives the best care from pharmaceutical professionals.
Civil Engineers at Misawa, take one week to show the public what engineering is all about.
Service members and JASDF attended a seminar at Kadena to strengthen their leadership skills.
An upgrade to the Air Force's Security Forces card scanning tool, the Defense Biometrics Identification System (DBIDS).
Retired Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force Robert Gaylor visits with members of the Air Force Installation and Mission Support Center.
F-35s from Hill AFB, Utah, arrive at Royal Air Force Base Lakenheath, England, for a training deployment
The Air Force Alpha Warrior program incorporates the four pillars of comprehensive airman fitness: physical, mental, social and spiritual.
The Airman and Family Readiness Center organized a Junior Sports Day at Misawa AB, Japan.
STEAM education is an expansion of the existing STEM education program, designed to integrate the art of design in the classroom.
President Donald Trump awards the United States Air Force Academy football team with the Commander-in-Chief trophy at The White House.
The Air Force band of the Pacific loves performing and bringing people together, with music.
Sailors and Airmen from around the Kanto Plain were given Zenko-Kai Awards by the Japanese Government for their community involvement.
Video featuring moments from the Air Force Reserve Command change of command ceremony on August 3rd, 2022, where Lt. Gen. John Healy assumed command from retiring Lt. Gen. Richard Scobee. Video includes comments from Air Force Chief of Staff, Gen. CQ Brown Jr. about the scope of Air Force Reserve.
The Crosswinds Dining facility has opened following its completion of renovations at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada, March 4th, 2022. Nellis Air Force Base is the 27th Air Force base to transition to the Food 2.0 Program.
This edition features stories on Airmen using the Active Denial System is a less-lethal, directed-energy weapon primarily used for crowd control using a high-frequency microwave radiation to burn and deter. Hosted by Tech Sgt. Chris Decker.
This edition features a story on the improved mission capabilities with the arrival of the C-17 aircraft at Elmendorf Air Base, Alaska. Hosted by Staff Sgt. Chris Decker.