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379th Air Expeditionary Wing
Content Online
(379AEW)
Videos: 234
Audio: 19
News Stories: 185
Images: 1948
Publications: 31
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Hometown: Southwest Asia
Current Personnel:
Senior Airman Michael Charles
Senior Airman Renee Carberry
Staff Sgt. Nathanael Callon
Tech. Sgt. Lisa Carlson
Master Sgt. Matthew Summers
For more content from this unit, please contact
Tiffany McCall | tmccall@dvidshub.net | 678-421-6626 |
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Recent Image Galleries
Fitness blahs crossed out with new program
Airmen from the 379th Air Expeditionary Wing perform dips on the bleachers during a new fitness...
Taken: 01.27.2012
Airman explorers: Volunteers assist school
Master Sgt. Mark Morris, native of Austin, Texas, helps school children build paper rockets...
Taken: 01.26.2012
Cold, wet sensors: Dogs have nose for defense
Pier, a military working dog, plays with his handler, Staff Sgt. Marque Daniels, 379th...
Taken: 01.19.2012
AFCENT command chief visits 379th AEW airmen
Tech. Sgt. Matthew Landis, 379th Expeditionary Maintenance Squadron avionics production...
Taken: 01.18.2012
SWA's Warrior Resiliency Week
As a way to inform service members of the importance of the four pillars, Southwest Asia...
Taken: 01.11.2012
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News Stories Fitness blahs crossed out with new program
When Staff Sgt. Roberto Salinas arrived here two months ago, he saw several people doing the same type of workouts that he had been doing for years but they were all working out alone.
02.1.12 Story by Staff Sgt. Nathanael Callon
 Airman explorers: Volunteers assist school
Designated snack time and the sound of children’s laughter is not a part of a typical day for deployed Airmen, but this day was the exception.
01.31.12 Story by Staff Sgt. Nathanael Callon
 Cold, wet sensors: Dogs have nose for defense
The U.S. Air Force is the most technologically advanced fighting force in the history of the world. However, some of the sensors used to defend technology and people here date back to the Stone Age: the noses of military working dogs.
01.23.12 Story by Staff Sgt. Nathanael Callon
 RED HORSE airmen build new home to sustain deployed operations
Twenty airmen from the 557th Expeditionary Rapid Engineer Deployable, Heavy Operations Repair Squadron Engineer, better known as the 557th Expeditionary RED HORSE Squadron, are accustomed to sawing, drilling, paving and building from the ground up; but, unlike other projects RED HORSE is working on around Southwest Asia, one task hits close to home.
12.30.11 Story by Staff Sgt. Nathanael Callon
 Under Santa’s watch: C-17 delivers fuel to remote bases in Afghanistan
Santa Claus paid a surprise visit to the 816th Expeditionary Airlift Squadron here Dec. 23 to assist in an airdrop delivery to remote forward operating bases in Afghanistan.
12.23.11 Story by Staff Sgt. Nathanael Callon
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Recent Publications
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06.27.2010
FAVP provides assistance for November 2010 General Election; Grand Slam Standard: met, exceeded, continued; Grand Slam community 'lives it up' at new Fox Sports Sky Box; Commander reflects on...
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06.19.2010
C-130 shop
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06.12.2010
Tactical weather systems improve mission success throughout AOR
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06.06.2010
COP provides U.S., Host Nation base guidelines
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05.30.2010
Rapidly resupplying the AOR: A 'riggerous' job
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05.15.2010
Host-Nation Basketball Tourney
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CMSAF Roy visits Southwest Asia
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Recent Video CMSAF Roy visits Southwest Asia
Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force James Roy starts his visit downrange in Southwest Asia to discuss current Air Force issues. Produced by Tech. Sgt. Lisa Carlson. Also available in high definition
Taken: 02.01.2012
 Southwest Asia Volunteers Assist School
Building a relationship with host nations when American service members are overseas is an important aspect of the military mission. Senior Airman Renee Carberry shows how some Airmen are stepping outside their normal roles to help a community. Produced by Senior Airman Renee Carberry. Includes soundbites from Chad Martin, teacher and orienteering instructor, Anne Carpenter, 5th Grader,
Airman 1st Class Johnathan Bateman, Electrical Systems. Also available in high definition.
Taken: 01.26.2012
 Southwest Asia Volunteers Assist School
Building a relationship with host nations when American service members are overseas is an important aspect of the military mission. Senior Airman Renee Carberry shows how some Airmen are stepping outside their normal roles to help a community. Includes sound bites from Chad Martin, Teacher and Orienteering Instructor, Anne Carpenter, 5th Grader, Airman 1st Class Johnathan Bateman, USAF, Electrical Systems. Available in high definition.
Taken: 01.26.2012
 AFCENT Command Chief visits 379th AEW
Air Force Central Command’s Command Chief finished his tour of the AOR at the 379th Air Expeditionary Wing in Southwest Asia. Command Master Sgt. Robert Sealey explains a little bit about his job and his love.
Announcer:
I’m CMSgt Robert Sealey. I’m the Command Chief for Air Force’s Central Command. I’ve visited every single location that we have and to get an understanding of the mission. Meet the people doing the mission. I’m out here just basically to learn what it is the 379th is doing and bringing to the fight. Meeting the outstanding men and women that are doing the mission and it’s a great privilege and an honor to get out here and just shake their hands and to thank them for what they’re doing.
If I had any words of advice for someone whose deploying for the first time, it would be…be a better person when you leave the deployed location then when you arrived. We’re out here and yes, we’re here for the mission and we’re executing that mission, but there’s also opportunity for them to grow as an individual.
What I love about my job is the fact that there’s no greater honor in my military service or in my military career than to serve with young men and women.
There’s no greater honor than to serve with those caliber of individuals and so that’s what I love about my job…just serving with these great people.
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Taken: 01.18.2012
 Southwest Asia Celebrates MLK Day
Package about how deployed service members in Southwest Asia celebrated Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday with a barbeque, basketball tournament, and a ceremony. Produced by Senior Airman Renee Carberry. Includes soundbites from Air Force Col. Randall Reed - 379th expeditionary operations group commander and Tech. Sgt. David Coleman, equal opportunity advisor. Also available in high definition.
Taken: 01.16.2012
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Recent AudioSSgt. Tonea Johnson
SSgt. Tonea Johnson from Gary, Ind. with the 379th AEW talks to a WMGG-AM reporter in Tampa Bay, Florida about her duties and responsibilities while deployed to Afghanistan as well as what it is like to be deployed during the holidays.
Taken: 11.22.2011
Air Force Col. Chris A. Comeau
Air Force Col. Chris A. Comeau, from Cocoa, Fla., talks to the Captain's America radio show host, on WMGG-AM, about his current duties supporting the wing commander and cultivating and maintaining positive relations with the local people.
Taken: 11.08.2011
Tech. Sgt. Jeff Linville
Talks to the Captains America Radio show about his job as a Ground Safety Manager with the 379th Air Expeditionary Wing, what he misses the most, and his proudest moment in his career.
Taken: 10.25.2011
SrA Lee Harmening
Air Force SrA Lee Harmening from Albuquerque, N.M., currently deployed to an undisclosed location in Southeast Asia talks with a Captain America Radio, WMGG-AM reporter about his current duties and responsibilities while deployed, sends a shout out to family, military background and the challenges on his deployment.
Taken: 09.27.2011
Senior Airman Shelymar Cintron
Talks to the Captains America Radio show about her job as an Air Force Administrative Assistant, how she communicates with family and friends, and her plans to further her education. Hometown is Junction City, Kan.
Taken: 09.13.2011
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