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Recent Image Galleries

Running Smoke Free - (11-19-2009)
Deployed service members participate in a 5k run as part of the Great Desert Smoke-Out at a deplo... (5 images)
H1N1 Shots - (11-14-2009)
Left, Tech. Sgt. Jeremy Roberts, 379th Expeditionary Medical Group bioenvironmental engineer craf... (1 images)
Yes We Can! - (11-12-2009)
Tech. Sgt. Marcus "Mac" McWatters, 379th Expeditionary Civil Engineer Squadron construction equip... (4 images)
Money Business - (11-12-2009)
Ms. Latiffany Watts, 379th Expeditionary Comptroller Squadron budget analyst, manages contractor ... (9 images)
Yes We Can! - (11-12-2009)
Tech. Sgt. Marcus "Mac" McWatters, 379th Expeditionary Civil Engineer Squadron construction equip... (4 images)


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News Stories

B1-B Lancers play many roles in AOR
When it's fourth and one on the goal line and Coalition forces need help fast, they often look to the "roving linebacker" of the area of responsibility.
(11/14/09)

Mobility Airmen speed delivery of vital vaccine
Here in Southwest Asia, the 8th Expeditionary Air Mobility Squadron handles nearly every passenger and piece of cargo that travels through the U.S. Central Command area of responsibility.

(11/14/09)

CE 'Dirt Boyz' build with big toys
With this team the old cliché rings true – 'it's a dirty job, but somebody's got to do it.'
(11/14/09)

Remotely fixing eyes, ears of F-15E Strike Eagles
In the early days of aviation, it was up to the pilots to watch for enemy aircraft and identify enemy ground forces. These days, electronic and communication systems, or avionics, assist pilots in identifying enemy targets and ground forces.
(11/14/09)

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)



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64 AEG welcomes new leader; Escorts volunteer to keep watch; Fire Prevention Week: Don't get burned!; How to cope with deployment; Comm Helpdesk: circuit surgeons; EMDG Chief reenlists for last time; Guardsman promoted during fli...



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Fire Muster

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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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