In honor of the four-legged service members who've fought with us since 1942, we're recognizing the 374th Security Forces Squadron's K-9 unit. Our furry wingmen have dedicated a lifetime of hardwork to helping serve and protect our Nation alongside their handlers. The bonds developed between the two are truly unbreakable, it's a telling-tale of what one could consider to be airman's best friend. Take a look at how these dynamic teams are defending Yokota!
Every TRN-41 mobile Tactical Air Navigation (TACAN) system in the Air Force sat awaiting demilitarization just over a year ago—roughly $4.5M in communications equipment. Instead of letting that system head for certain death, the Radio, Airfield and Weather Systems team at Yokota Air Base, Japan, brought the TACAN back from the brink of Air Force extinction.
An increased level of readiness provides a prepared, lethal and resilient force which remains postured to support rapid global mobility.
To maintain those capabilities, the 374th Force Support Squadron participated in the 374th Mission Support Group’s war fighting skills training day, Sept. 28, at the Samurai Training Grounds on Yokota Air Base, Japan.
