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"Lest We Forget:" Sept. 11, 2001

At 9:11 a.m., members of Team Osan gathered together at the base flag pole Sept. 11 to remember all who died, and whose lives were forever changed as a result of the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks. The memorial reminded everyone in attendance of why every servicemember, civilian and family member must do their part to keep our country safe and provide freedom to its people. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Christopher Boitz)
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"Lest We Forget:" Sept. 11, 2001

At 9:11 a.m., members of Team Osan gathered together at the base flag pole Sept. 11 to remember all who died, and whose lives were forever changed as a result of the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks. The memorial reminded everyone in attendance of why every servicemember, civilian and family member must do their part to keep our country safe and provide freedom to its people. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Christopher Boitz)
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Tattoo you!

WONJU, Republic of Korea -- Maj. Matthew Henry, Pacific Air Forces Regional band commander, directs the U.S. Air Force Total Force Band. The band performed at the 2008 International Tattoo here Sept. 5. The band was formed of regional band members from commands worldwide.
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Tattoo you!

WONJU, Republic of Korea -- Members of the U.S. Air Force Total Force Band perform at the 2008 International Tattoo here Sept. 5. The band was formed of regional band members from commands worldwide.
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Tattoo you!

WONJU, Republic of Korea -- Members of the U.S. Air Force Total Force Band perform at the 2008 International Tattoo here Sept. 5. The band was formed of regional band members from commands worldwide.
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In memorial

OSAN AIR BASE, Republic of Korea -- A 51st Security Forces Squadron member salutes the remains of Cain, 51st SFS Military Working Dog, during a memorial ceremony June 20. Cain succumbed to cancer earlier this month. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Lakisha Croley)
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In memorial

OSAN AIR BASE, Republic of Korea – Cain, a four-year-old Military Working Dog for the 51st Security Forces Squadron, recently succumbed to cancer. The 51st SFS held a memorial ceremony June 20 to honor Cain’s memory and to thank him for his service. The service was attended by Cain's handler Staff Sgt. Eric Morales, fellow K-9 unit members, Lt. Col Gregory Reese, 51st SFS commander, and Col. Jon Norman, 51st Fighter Wing commander. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sergeant Lakisha Croley)
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Lt Gen. Gabreski attends 51st Fighter Wing's Maintenance Professional of the Year banquet

OSAN AIR BASE, Republic of Korea—Lt. Gen. Terry L. Gabreski, Air Force Materiel Command vice commander, and guest speaker at the 51st Fighter Wing’s Maintenance Professional of the Year banquet March 7, presents her commander’s coin and congratulates Master Sgt. Erik An who was recognized as the Maintenance Support Systems Performer of the Year, Supervisor-Manager category. During her speech to 51st Maintenance Group Airmen, General Gabreski said it was important for aircraft maintainers to exhibit Air Force core values when performing their daily missions of aircraft generation. When pilots perform a walk-around inspection of their aircraft, they finish by reviewing the aircraft forms, checking for the "X" and crew chief's signature certifying that the aircraft is ready for flight. The "X" and signature on the forms also signify the aircraft crew chief's integrity and provides a mutual bond of trust between the crew chief and the pilot, said the general. Additionally, General Gabreski presented Maintenance Professional of the Year awards to 51st Maintenance Group Airmen. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Master Sgt. Marvin Krause)
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Lt Gen. Gabreski attends 51st Fighter Wing's Maintenance Professional of the Year banquet

OSAN AIR BASE, Republic of Korea—Lt. Gen. Terry L. Gabreski, Air Force Materiel Command vice commander, and guest speaker at the 51st Fighter Wing’s Maintenance Professional of the Year banquet March 7, poses with the 51st Fighter Wing’s Maintenance Professional of the Year award winners . During her speech to 51st Maintenance Group Airmen, General Gabreski said it was important for aircraft maintainers to exhibit Air Force core values when performing their daily missions of aircraft generation. When pilots perform a walk-around inspection of their aircraft, they finish by reviewing the aircraft forms, checking for the "X" and crew chief's signature certifying that the aircraft is ready for flight. The "X" and signature on the forms also signify the aircraft crew chief's integrity and provides a mutual bond of trust between the crew chief and the pilot, said the general. Additionally, General Gabreski presented Maintenance Professional of the Year awards to 51st Maintenance Group Airmen. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Master Sgt. Marvin Krause)
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Lt Gen. Gabreski attends 51st Fighter Wing's Maintenance Professional of the Year banquet

OSAN AIR BASE, Republic of Korea—Lt. Gen. Terry L. Gabreski, Air Force Materiel Command vice commander, and guest speaker at the 51st Fighter Wing’s Maintenance Professional of the Year banquet, greets Osan Air Base’s “Honorary commanders” who attended the banquet. During her speech to attendees, General Gabreski said it was important for aircraft maintainers to exhibit Air Force core values when performing their daily missions of aircraft generation. When pilots perform a walk-around inspection of their aircraft, they finish by reviewing the aircraft forms, checking for the "X" and crew chief's signature certifying that the aircraft is ready for flight. The "X" and signature on the forms also signify the aircraft crew chief's integrity and provides a mutual bond of trust between the crew chief and the pilot, said the general. Additionally, General Gabreski presented Maintenance Professional of the Year awards to 51st Maintenance Group Airmen. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Master Sgt. Marvin Krause)
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Lt Gen. Gabreski attends 51st Fighter Wing's Maintenance Professional of the Year banquet

OSAN AIR BASE, Republic of Korea—Lt. Gen. Terry L. Gabreski, Air Force Materiel Command vice commander, (right), receives a 51st Fighter Wing “Mustang” horse statue and 51st Maintenance Group unit jersey from Col. Robert West, 51st Maintenance Group commander. Col. West presented the mementos to General Gabreski for being the guest speaker at the 51st Fighter Wing’s Maintenance Professional of the Year banquet March 7. General Gabreski said it was important for aircraft maintainers to exhibit Air Force core values when performing their daily missions of aircraft generation. When pilots perform a walk-around inspection of their aircraft, they finish by reviewing the aircraft forms, checking for the "X" and crew chief's signature certifying that the aircraft is ready for flight. The "X" and signature on the forms also signify the aircraft crew chief's integrity and provides a mutual bond of trust between the crew chief and the pilot, said the general. Additionally, General Gabreski presented Maintenance Professional of the Year awards to 51st Maintenance Group Airmen. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Master Sgt. Marvin Krause)
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Lt Gen. Gabreski attends 51st Fighter Wing's Maintenance Professional of the Year banquet

OSAN AIR BASE, Republic of Korea—Lt. Gen. Terry L. Gabreski, Air Force Materiel Command vice commander, and guest speaker at the 51st Fighter Wing’s Maintenance Professional of the Year banquet addresses 51st Maintenance Group Airmen March 7. General Gabreski said it was important for aircraft maintainers to exhibit Air Force core values when performing their daily missions of aircraft generation. When pilots perform a walk-around inspection of their aircraft, they finish by reviewing the aircraft forms, checking for the "X" and crew chief's signature certifying that the aircraft is ready for flight. The "X" and signature on the forms also signify the aircraft crew chief's integrity and provides a mutual bond of trust between the crew chief and the pilot, said the general. Additionally, General Gabreski presented Maintenance Professional of the Year awards to 51st Maintenance Group Airmen. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Master Sgt. Marvin Krause)
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Osan kicks off Women's History Month

OSAN AIR BASE, Republic of Korea—Master Sgt. Stephanie Nixon, 51st Logistics readiness Squadron and Osan Air Base Women’s History Month Chairperson, thanks attendees and guest panel members during Osan Air Base’s Women’s History Month kick-off breakfast March 4. A panel of four female Air Force Airmen discussed a wide range of issues concerning women’s history and current challenges for women who serve in the Air Force. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Master Sgt. Marvin Krause)
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Osan kicks off Women's History Month

OSAN AIR BASE, Republic of Korea—Chaplain (Maj.) Robin Stephenson-Bratcher, (left), and Col. Susan Perez De Tagle, 51st Medical Group deputy commander, applaud during Osan Air Base’s Women’s History Month kick-off breakfast March 4. Chaplain Stephenson-Bratcher, moderated a question-and-answer session for Col. Susan Perez De Tagle, 51st Medical Group deputy commander, Col. Marilyn Howe, 51st Mission Support Group commander, Chief Master Sgt. Jillian Helm, 51st Services Squadron superintendent, and Senior Master Sgt. Michelle Thorsteinson, 51st Logistics Readiness Squadron first sergeant during Osan Air Base’s Women’s History Month kick-off breakfast March 4. The panel of four female Air Force Airmen discussed a wide range of issues concerning women’s history and current challenges for women who serve in the Air Force. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Master Sgt. Marvin Krause)
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Osan kicks off Women's History Month

OSAN AIR BASE, Republic of Korea—Col. Susan Perez De Tagle, 51st Medical Group deputy commander, (left) answers questions during Osan Air Base’s Women’s History Month kick-off breakfast March 4 while Col. Marilyn Howe, 51st Mission Support Group commander, looks on. The panel of four female Air Force Airmen discussed a wide range of issues concerning women’s history and current challenges for women who serve in the Air Force. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Master Sgt. Marvin Krause)
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Osan kicks off Women's History Month

OSAN AIR BASE, Republic of Korea—Chief Master Sgt. Jillian Helm, 51st Services Squadron superintendent answers questions during Osan Air Base’s Women’s History Month kick-off breakfast March 4. The panel of four female Air Force Airmen discussed a wide range of issues concerning women’s history and current challenges for women who serve in the Air Force. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Master Sgt. Marvin Krause)
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Osan kicks off Women's History Month

OSAN AIR BASE, Republic of Korea—Chaplain (Maj.) Robin Stephenson-Bratcher, (right), moderates a question-and-answer session for (left to right), Col. Susan Perez De Tagle, 51st Medical Group deputy commander, Col. Marilyn Howe, 51st Mission Support Group commander, Chief Master Sgt. Jillian Helm, 51st Services Squadron superintendent, and Senior Master Sgt. Michelle Thorsteinson, 51st Logistics Readiness Squadron first sergeant during Osan Air Base’s Women’s History Month kick-off breakfast March 4. The panel of four female Air Force Airmen discussed a wide range of issues concerning women’s history and current challenges for women who serve in the Air Force. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Master Sgt. Marvin Krause)
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Seventh Air Force Re-designation Ceremony

OSAN AIR BASE, Republic of Korea -- Lt. Gen. Stephen G. Wood, Seventh Air Force (Air Forces Korea) addresses the crowd during the Seventh Air Force Re-designation Ceremony Jan. 30. Seventh Air Force was re-designated as Seventh Air Force (Air Forces Korea). (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Chad Strohmeyer)
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Seventh Air Force Re-designation Ceremony

OSAN AIR BASE, Republic of Korea – Gen. Carrol H. “Howie” Chandler, Pacific Air Forces commander, (left) and Lt. Gen. Stephen G. Wood, Seventh Air Force (Air Forces Korea) commander, stand at attention during the Seventh Air Force Re-designation Ceremony Jan. 30. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Chad Strohmeyer)
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Seventh Air Force Re-designation Ceremony

OSAN AIR BASE, Republic of Korea -- (L to R) General Carrol H. “Howie” Chandler, Pacific Air Forces commander, passes the new Seventh Air Force (Air Forces Korea) guidon to Lt. Gen. Stephen G. Wood, Seventh Air Force (Air Forces Korea) commander, during the Seventh Air Force Re-designation Ceremony Jan. 30 in the 5th Reconnaissance Squadron hangar. This ceremony marks the implementation of the Chief of Staff of the Air Force's direction to establish an Air Force component organization that is structured to operate and train every day in its wartime configuration. These warfighting organizations are being stood up around the globe to enable the effective command and control of air, space, and cyberspace forces conducting missions across the spectrum of military operations. The new Seventh Air Force (Air Forces Korea) organization will provide the United States Forces Korea commander with critical air component capabilities, ensuring a key element of joint and combined operations on the Korean peninsula. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Lakisha Croley)
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