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    18th Wing Public Affairs

    Kadena Air Base, JP  

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    Marine Corps Harrier Pilot Rescue

    Airmen from the 31st and 33rd Rescue Squadrons, along with Japan Air Self-Defense Force personnel, worked together to rescue a Marine pilot after he ejected from his aircraft about 100 nautical miles off the coast of Okinawa yesterday, Sept. 22, 2016. Senior Airman Scott Fremming brings us the story directly from members of the rescue team. *The footage used in this video is from a previous training exercise with the 31st and 33rd Rescue Squadrons*

    Taken: 09.23.2016 | Video by Senior Airman Scott Fremming

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    Bh 16-3 HD
    08.22.2016 | Video by Senior Airman Nicholas Dastas
    "We participate in a variety of routine training exercises throughout the year to maintain a consistent high standard of readiness and expertise....
    Destiny

    Destiny
    08.15.2016 | Video by Airman Jerome Brackins Jr
    Some things can be explained... other things are just meant to be. Airman Jay Brackins reveals a lasting legacy in Kadena's 909th Air Refueling...
    Talk the Talk

    Talk the Talk
    08.08.2016 | Video by Airman Jerome Brackins Jr
    Leaving the stage in tears usually means you're having a bad day; but sometimes the plot can twist. Airman Jay Brackins pulls back the curtain of...
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    Okinawan Joint Experience
    09.23.2016 | Story by Senior Airman Devin Nothstine
    Professional military education builds exemplary leaders in the profession of arms and encourages readiness within our military. Senior Airman Devin Nothstine visits the Erwin PME Center on Kadena Air Base to express how all branch of service benefit from higher education.

    PACAF Airmen learn innovative airfield damage...
    09.15.2016 | Story by Senior Airman Stephen Eigel
    KADENA AIR BASE, Japan -- The Civil Engineer Squadrons from Kadena, Yakota and Misawa Air Bases teamed up here with the Air Force Civil Engineer Center to conduct training for the new rapid airfield damage repair (RADR) technique Sept. 12-15. Operations in Iraq, Afghanistan and other locations have highlighted a need for better methods to quickly and effectively establish or improve airfields. Craters, spalls, and other conditions that limit...
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