309th Maintainence Wing keeps PACOM wired

With hundreds of aircraft in the Pacific theater supporting the interests of the United States and its allies, electronic components are critical. Aircraft are durable and delicate at the same time and getting a replacement part in a timely fashion keeps the war birds in the fight. The Kadena-based

67th Aerial Port Squadron first sergeant assists in deployment

Every deployed member's worst nightmare is to get woken up in the middle of the night by their first sergeant and told that tragedy has struck at home. In this terrible scenario there is hope because the 455th Air Expeditionary Wing has a team that can spring into action to help an individual

Separation program offers early retirement, incentive to target civilians

Ogden Air Logistics Center employees were officially notified June28, via a Hilltop Times article ,that a Voluntary Early Retirement Authority and Voluntary Separation Incentive Program will be offered beginning July 18."The goal of this VERA/VSIP is to reduce the number of employees who fall into

Ogden Air Logistics Center vice commander receives first star

Egyptian Air Force member gets one-star

Modifications save Air Force millions

The latest in modifications for the Air Force's tactical workhorse, the C-130 Hercules, is set to debut with the installation of an improved landing gear, carbon brakes and a new anti-skid system. A team of engineers and specialists from the 463rd Airlift Group here, Hill Air Force Base, Utah, and