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Airman 1st Class David Dobrydney
Tech. Sgt. Jason Edwards
Tech. Sgt. Michael Gray
Senior Airman Michael Matkin
Capt. Martha Petersante-Gioia
Senior Master Sgt. Ellen Schirmer
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Recent Image Galleries

Rockin' for the Troops - (11-06-2009)
Hip Kitty performs for a live audience of deployed servicemembers, Nov. 6, 2009. The Nashville ba... (9 images)
Rockin' for the Troops - (11-06-2009)
Hip Kitty performs for a live audience of deployed servicemembers, Nov. 6, 2009. The Nashville ba... (4 images)
NFL AOR Tour - (11-05-2009)
Terry Bradshaw, NFL on FOX analyst and former quarterback for the Pittsburgh Steelers, is greeted... (7 images)
Familiar Face - (11-04-2009)
Col. Timothy Nelson, 379th Air Expeditionary Wing director of staff, revisits the C-17 Globemaste... (2 images)
Familiar Face - (11-04-2009)
Col. Timothy Nelson, 379th Air Expeditionary Wing director of staff, revisits the C-17 Globemaste... (2 images)


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News Stories

Optometry helps Airmen see eye to eye
From basic training, military servicemembers are taught the importance of attention to detail. When cleaning and inspecting weapons, servicemembers ensure they are free from carbon and in good working order. If the optics on a weapon is dirty, scratched or otherwise in disrepair, the problem is immediately corrected to ensure the weapon can be zeroed in on target. It is often said that the body is also a weapon system and keeping it clean and in good working order is essential in keeping servicemembers in the fight.
(11/7/09)

Colonel remembers unique assignment
Before he was deployed to Southwest Asia as the 379th Air Expeditionary Wing Director of Staff, Col. Timothy Nelson received an assignment, and opportunity, few Airmen are provided.
(11/7/09)

Airmen prepare discarded items for reuse
In Southwest Asia, a high operations tempo means that equipment will inevitably wear out, break down or be rendered obsolete.
(10/31/09)

Army riggers pack mission sustaining materials for air drop to remote areas
The fight can be tough on the ground, especially for servicemembers located at remote forward operating bases where needed supplies are not readily available.
(10/31/09)

Command Chief shares vision for way ahead
When 379th Air Expeditionary Wing Command Chief Master Sgt. David Green first arrived in Southwest Asia in June, his first goal was to learn as much as he could about the wing's mission.
(10/24/09)



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Recent Publications

11.01.2009

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10.08.2009

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Recent Video

Expeditionary Bio - Package
Package about the Bio-Environmental Team and a look at some of the things they do to protect service members. (10/6/09)

The Desert's Got Talent
Package about a talent competition for deployed service members (09/30/09)

Desert Depot
Package of the Desert Depot store where deployed Airmen can get general office supplies, uniforms etc. and the dedication the Airmen provide to their fellow service members. Produced by Tech Sgt. Michael Gray. (09/25/09)

Rosh Hashanah - Package
Package about a Chaplain that held Rosh Hashanah services at a deployed location. Produced by Tech. Sgt. Michael Gray. (09/22/09)

Dogs of the Desert, Package
Package about the relationship between 379th Air Expeditionary Wing military working dogs and their handlers. Produced by Tech. Sgt. Michael Gray. (09/18/09)



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Recent Audio

Capt. Dow
Talks to the Captain's America Radio show about joining them Air Force after September 11th, where he was when the attacks happened, his job as a navigator and flying in the C-130. Audio only.

Airmen 1st Class Long
Talks to a Augusta Chronicle reporter about how long he has been in the military, why he joined the military, the 9-11 attacks, his career plans with the military, how long he has been deployed and his volunteer work.



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