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Recent Video Creech Air Force Base, Nev. Training Operations
MQ-1 Predator and MQ-9 Reaper unmanned aircraft participate in training operations at Creech Air For...
Taken: 01.31.2012
 Interview with LTC Kurt Neddenriep, on the 221 Cavalry live firing its Bradleys for the first time
Interview with LTC Kurt Neddenriep, commander of the 1st Squadron, 221st Cavalry, Nevada National Gu...
Taken: 01.18.2012
 Nevada National Guard Cavalry Unit Live Fires its Bradley's for the First Time
Package of the only cavalry unit in the Nevada National Guard returned to a vehicle gunnery range fo...
Taken: 01.18.2012
 Nevada National Guard Trains During New Year's Eve in Las Vegas
Over 140 Nevada National Guard soldiers trained in Las Vegas during New Year's. This is the 11th con...
Taken: 01.01.2012
 Cardiac Catheterization Lab
This edition features a story about how Nellis Air Force Base opens a new Cardiac Catheterization La...
Taken: 10.13.2011
 IndyCar Driver J.R. Hildebrand Flies with the Thunderbirds
The Thunderbirds perform media orientation flights to showcase the pride, precision and professional...
Taken: 10.11.2011
 Tenn. National Guard Engineers build skills, schools in El Salvador
Package on two Tennessee National Guard Engineering Companies training in El Salvador by building sc...
Taken: 04.18.2011
 Deployed AZ National Guard Unit Hosted a Shadow ‘Pat’s Run’ in El Salvador
“Pat’s Run” is an annual race held in Tempe, Arizona, in
honor of Pat Tillman, a former NFL s...
Taken: 04.16.2011
 Arizona Army National Guard Medics Talk About Teaching
Arizona Army National Guard medics talk about
teaching Salvadoran soldiers how to save a life in co...
Taken: 04.16.2011
 B-roll of Arizona Army National Guard Medics Teach Salvadoran Soldiers How To Save a Life in Combat During ‘"Beyond the Horizon 2011"
B-roll of Arizona Army National Guard Medics teaching a Combat Lifesaver Course to Salvadoran Soldie...
Taken: 04.16.2011
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News Stories109th Airlift Wing members who assisted in rescue of burned sailors will be available to the media Friday
Two New York Air National Guard Airmen who were part of a 109th Airlift Wing aircrew that evacuated seven badly burned fishermen from Antarctica to New Zealand at the request of the National Science Foundation, Jan. 13. will be available to speak with members of the press tomorrow.
01.19.2012 Courtesy Story
 RED HORSE airmen conduct air drop and sling load training with Nevada Army National Guard
Members of the 820th Rapid Engineers Deployable Heavy Operational Repair Squadron Engineer airborne flight, Nellis Air Force Base, Nev., and guardsmen from the Nevada Army National Guard conducted air-drop and sling-load training operations here, June 28 and 29.
06.29.2011 Story by Senior Airman Brett Clashman
 California Guard linguists bridge language gaps in Salvadoran exercise
The following quote is from 9th Century Roman Emperor Charlemagne, translated into Spanish.
04.21.2011 Story by Spc. Emerson Marcus
U.S. soldiers stationed in El Salvador participate in 'Pat's Run'
About 30,000 people participated in “Pat’s Run” on April 16 in Tempe, Ariz., but Sun Devil Stadium wasn’t the only finish line. U.S. Army Master Sgt. Terry Thompson, with some help, replicated the run more than a thousand miles south in El Salvador.
04.16.2011 Story by Spc. Emerson Marcus
Air Force dentists treat more than 2,500 Salvadorans for BTH 2011
Air Force Capt. Brent Winward caught his fellow instructors off guard when he spontaneously removed his belt Thursday during an oral hygiene class for fourth graders in El Salvador.
Winward then asked for four student volunteers to stand in a diamond shape at the front of the class. Two of the children represented teeth as they stood in place. The other two children grabbed opposite ends of the belt and pulled back and forth with the belt sliding between their motionless partners, simulating a string of floss moving between two teeth.
The demonstration was meant to teach children the importance of flossing.
“Almost everyone here, children and adults, don’t know what floss is,” Winward said. “Education is a big part of it, but there is much more. Money and access are also big hurdles to overcome.”
That is an unsettling realization for 27 Airmen dentists and technicians who concluded Thursday their 10-day dental assistance exercise after treating more than 2,500 patients and performing more than 3,500 procedures. The assistance was part of Beyond the Horizon 2011, a 4-month-long, joint-service training exercise to provide construction, medical and dental support to the people of El Salvador. This month’s dental exercise is the first of two. The next one, led by the U.S. Army, is set to begin May 23.
04.15.2011 Story by Spc. Emerson Marcus
BTH 2011 civil affairs seeks to aid those who have ‘nothing’ in rural community
Priest Mario Nilson Sanchez put on a pleasant demeanor to preach to his flock on a humid Sunday in San Ildefonso, a rural, agriculturally-based village in El Salvador. Behind the scenes, though, Sanchez, 33, is less optimistic — he’s worried.
04.13.2011 Story by Spc. Emerson Marcus
 Soldiers teach Salvadorans combat medicine
Sgt. 1st Class Robert Barnes pans across the tent, looking each of the 10 Salvadoran army soldiers in the eye and states, “If you can’t do these five things, your buddy dies before he even sees the doctor.”
03.30.2011 Story by Capt. Jonathan Ashbaugh
American troops observe, learn from Salvadoran army weapons training
A platoon of recruits, from the Salvadoran army’s 5th Infantry Brigade, stood in formation ready to execute their mortar drills on the edge of a dirt soccer field. But before they are given the command, Lt. Oscar Gomez, the lead training officer today, sends them on a sprint across the field. Most return with smiles on their faces.
04.5.2011 Story by Capt. Jonathan Ashbaugh
 Airmen seek to fix ‘big problem’ in El Salvador with dental aid
Hector Flores was simply going for an afternoon walk, nothing more.
04.5.2011 Story by Spc. Emerson Marcus
Salvadoran exercise serves as a homecoming for some
Fellow sailors thought Petty Officer 2nd Class Jack Marroquin was foolish when he admitted his anticipation to leave Antigua last month for El Salvador.
Marroquin’s stay on Antigua’s beautiful beaches surrounded by the blue Caribbean Sea was nothing compared to his anticipated deployment to build schools in a foreign nation.
Well, for him at least.
Marroquin, a Navy steel worker from Houston, Texas, deployed last month to El Salvador for Beyond the Horizon 2011, a 4-month-long, inter-service exercise to supply humanitarian aid, medical assistance to the citizens of the nation and fulfill annual training obligations for several U.S. guard and reserve units.
04.2.2011 Story by Emerson Marcus
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Recent Image Galleries
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Republic of Korea Air Force pilots walk toward their F-15 Strike Eagles during Red Flag 12-2...
Taken: 01.26.2012
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Republic of Korea Air Force pilots walk toward their F-15E Strike Eagles during Red Flag 12-2...
Taken: 01.26.2012
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A Republic of Korea Air Force airman, watches as a F-15E Strike Eagle taxis out, during Red Flag...
Taken: 01.26.2012
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U.S. Air Force airmen, 104th Fighter Wing, Massachusetts Air National Guard, finish up post...
Taken: 01.24.2012
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U.S. Air Force Senior Airman Bryan Burke, 104th Fighter Wing crew chief, Massachusetts Air...
Taken: 01.24.2012
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A U.S. Air Force F-15E Strike Eagle pilot, 104th Fighter Wing, Massachusetts Air National Guard,...
Taken: 01.24.2012
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U.S. Air Force Senior Airman Bryan Burke, 104th Fighter Wing crew chief, Massachusetts Air...
Taken: 01.24.2012
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U.S. Air Force Senior Airman Benjamin Digiammo, 104th Fighter Wing avionics journeyman,...
Taken: 01.24.2012
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U.S. Air Force Senior Airman Benjamin Digiammo, 104th Fighter Wing, Massachusetts Air National...
Taken: 01.24.2012
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U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Sean Dowd, 104th Fighter Wing, Massachusetts Air National Guard,...
Taken: 01.24.2012
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Recent AudioSgt. Cramutolo
Talks to a reporter from the Arizona Republic about joining the National Guard, volunteering for the Presidential Inauguration, what her responsibilities are, how long she has been in Washington D.C., when she is going to leave Washington D.C., the excitement around the event, her military career, this being her first Presidential Inauguration and what she is looking forward to the most.
Taken: 01.19.2009
Sgt. Cramutolo
Talks to a WTCD-AM reporter in Carlson City, Nev., about her duties in public affairs, locations where she has been stationed, dealing with being away from her family and her future in the military.
Taken: 01.11.2008
Sgt. Cramutolo
Talks to a KCMY-AM reporter in Carlson City, Nev., about her deployment expectations, her job duties as a public affairs specialist and her ability to disclose certain military operations related information.
Taken: 01.10.2008
Capt. Johnson
Talks to a KKOH reporter in Reno, Nev., about his connections to Nevada, his duties as a public affairs member and training on the DVIDS system.
Taken: 01.10.2008
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