TJAG addresses misperceptions

The Judge Advocate General of the Air Force addressed the perception of inequality between enlisted and officer disciplinary actions during a visit to Kadena May 21. "Our system is based on commanders being responsible for having a high standard of discipline," said Maj. Gen. Jack Rives. "They have

Osan Post Office goes lightspeed

Recognition program highlights ‘Diamond Sharp’ Airmen

The Osan First Sergeant Council recently initiated the "Diamond Sharp" program to recognize enlisted members in the grade of airman basic through technical sergeant. This program allows first sergeants a way to give "on-the-spot" recognition to Team Osan members whose actions make them stand

New mail box comes from galaxy far, far away

Starting Friday, post office customers will find the droid they're looking for as "Star Wars" character R2-D2 begins taking their mail. In coordination with U.S. Postal Service and Pacific Air Forces Postal Squadron, the Osan Post Office will take part in the 30th anniversary celebration of the

AAFES Quality Assurance team puts safety ahead of sales

When military families shop, the last thing they should have to worry about is the safety or quality of the products they purchase. Thanks to a small army of Quality Assurance professionals at the Army & Air Force Exchange Service, any worries are alleviated long before a product hits the BX/PX

7th AF commander visits 35th ADA

Team Osan cleans-up local river

For the Annual Jin-wi River Clean-up, members of Team Osan, along with the Republic of Korea and Osan branches of the Red Cross, joined forces to pick up trash both along the banks of the river as well as in the water itself. "The goal was to get involved with the local Korean Red Cross who have

35th ADA holds NCO, KATUSA, Soldier of the Year competition

Winners of the 35th Air Defense Artillery Brigade Non-Commissioned Officer, Korean Augmentee to U.S. Army and Soldier of the Year competitions were announced during an awards ceremony here May 11. Following a three-day competition, Army Sgts. Nicholas J. Johnson and Luis R. Ortiz and Republic of

Spring 2007 Airman now available

The Air Force making some tough decisions about the Airmen it keeps in the force. And the chief of staff is traveling around the globe to tell Airmen about that and the issues that will affect their careers. These are just two of the stories in the Spring 2007 issue of Airman magazine, now available

Heritage tailflash connects fighter wing to past

In medieval times, knights and royal families used heraldic symbols to identify themselves and remember their heritage. With modern military traditions connected to that time of chivalry and honor, it's no wonder the 51st Fighter Wing is bringing back a symbol that promotes its heritage. In December