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[7] Marines learn motorcycle skills
 The safety office held its fifth Advanced Riders Track Day at Runway 14 aboard the Air Station March 6.
(03/11/10)
[7] EOD, civilians upgrade their training
 Some of the explosive ordnance disposal Marines of Marine Wing Support Squadron 273, Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron and Fightertown civilian workers were involved in a hazardous materials class aboard the Air Station, March 1 - 5.
(03/5/10)
[5] Exercise North Wind 2010: South Carolina National Guard trains in Japan
Elements of the 1-118th Combined Arms Battalion, South Carolina Army national Guard, participated in an international field exercise, North Wind 2010, hosted by the 44th Infantry Regiment of the Ground Self-Defense Force.
(03/3/10)
[7] Marines show civilians side of Corps during educators workshop
 Civilians from the various recruiting district areas throughout the U.S. have the opportunity to witness a brief first-hand view of how civilians are made into Marines through boot camp.
(03/3/10)
[12] Thai and U.S. Armies work together at Close Quarter Battle class
One major training event for the 4th Battalion, 118th Infantry Regiment, S.C. National Guard, during Cobra Gold 2010 was one they instructed; the Close Quarters Battle class. The technique is designed to teach the Thai soldiers how to quickly clear and secure a room or building.
(02/26/10)
[12] S.C. National Guard Soldiers combine forces with Thai soldiers for massive exercise
Cobra Gold 2010 has been a rewarding exercise with both American and Thai Soldiers getting to teach and learn. Over the final four days of the exercise the two groups came together for a large-scale assault. The Battalion Live Fire exercise culminated at the Bo Phloi range, Feb. 8, after three days of practice.
(02/26/10)
[12] South Carolina National Guard teaches Non-Lethal Force Class in Thailand
Soldiers are trained and ready to handle anything they encounter either domestically or overseas, however not all situations call for Soldiers to use lethal force. The Non-Lethal Weapons training during Cobra Gold 2010 gave American and Thai Soldiers a chance to familiarize themselves with the various types of non-lethal weapons and when to use them.
(02/25/10)
[7] Air Station civilian employees meet required training
 All Air Station civilian employees are now required to complete minimum safety training requirements by February 2011, according to Policy Letter 01-10, effective, Feb. 2.
(02/19/10)
[7] Steel sharpening at its finest
 Every Marine has heard the phrase, "steel sharpens steel." This simple phrase should bring to mind an image of an experienced non-commissioned officer showing the ropes to a junior Marine.
(02/19/10)
[7] Hawks soar to achieve greatness
Recently, Fightertown's own Marine All-Weather Fighter Attack Squadron 533, also known as the Hawks, won the Lt. Gen. "Chesty" Puller Award. The award was given to the squadrion for its operational excellence and commitment to the Marine Expeditionary Force preservation campaign plan and will be presented to them sometime in May.
(02/19/10)
[7] Hawks soar to achieve greatness
Recently, Fightertown's own Marine All-Weather Fighter Attack Squadron 533, also known as the Hawks, won the Lt. Gen. "Chesty" Puller Award. The award was given to the squadrion for its operational excellence and commitment to the Marine Expeditionary Force preservation campaign plan and will be presented to them sometime in May.
(02/19/10)
[7] MWSS-273 HE company supports JTF North
 When a job needs to be done, the Marines are on the case and come in full force, even if the job consists of something like reconstructing a highway for another force or unit.
(02/19/10)
[7] Children get creative at the Pinewood Derby
 Cub Scouts line up along the caution tape surrounding the race track while preparing to watch their car compete against other cars for the fastest speed. Chatter fills the room as the scout master puts up two fingers, a move that all of the children mimic. With the signal for everyone to be quiet, the race is ready to begin.
(02/13/10)
[7] Hawks soar above expectations: VMFA(AW)-533 receive nomination for Fighter/Attack Squadron of the Year
 The mindset that no Marine needs to be thanked for completing a mission is embedded into their core values during recruit training. However, every once in a while, Marines receive recognition for their stellar ability to continually shatter the predetermined expectations.
(02/12/10)
[7] Bolden Elementary/Middle School goes above, beyond
 Students receive a quality educational experience at Bolden Elementary/Middle School aboard Laurel Bay.
(02/12/10)
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[4] 05.19.2008
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[5] 03.23.2008
Local father, daughter support Vigilant Guard; Medical teams airlift victims to
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[4] 03.10.2008
MRAP Sealift out of Charleston, SC by army transportation unit and Military Sealift Command - MAR 20...
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 [12] Combatives Course
Package about Soldiers participating in a level one combatives course. Produced by Spc. David Erskine (03/5/10)
 [1] COPE NORTH 10-1
B-roll of Japan Air Self-Defense Force E-2C Hawkeye aircraft crew chiefs from 601st Squadron, Airborne Early Warning Group, Misawa Air Base, Japan, conducting post flight checks on an E-2C during Exercise Cope North at Andersen Air Force Base, Guam. United States Air and the Japanese Air Self-Defense Force conduct Cope North annually to increase combat readiness and interoperability, concentrating on coordination and evaluation of the air tactics, techniques and procedures. The ability for both nations to work together increases their preparedness to support real-world contingencies. (02/18/10)
 [1] COPE NORTH 10-1, Part 2
B-roll of Japan Air Self-Defense Force E-2C Hawkeye aircraft crew chiefs from 601st Squadron, Airborne Early Warning Group, Misawa Air Base, Japan, conducting post flight checks on an E-2C during Exercise Cope North at Andersen Air Force Base, Guam. United States Air and the Japanese Air Self-Defense Force conduct Cope North annually to increase combat readiness and interoperability, concentrating on coordination and evaluation of the air tactics, techniques and procedures. The ability for both nations to work together increases their preparedness to support real-world contingencies. Part 2 of 2. (02/18/10)
 [1] F-16 Mission Off the Coast of Guam
B-roll of an F-16D Fighting Falcon on a training mission with the 18th Aggressor Squadron, Eielson Air Force Base, Alaska, in support of Cope North 10-1 near the Island of Guam. The United States Air Force and the Japan Air Self-Defense Force conduct Cope North annually at Anderson AFB to increase combat readiness and interoperability, concentrating on coordination and evaluation of air tactics, techniques and procedures. The ability for both nations to work together increases their preparedness to support real-world contingencies.
(02/18/10)
 [1] F-22's Aerial refueling
B-roll of a KC-135 Stratotanker from the 506th Expeditionary Air Refueling Squadron refueling F-22s from the 90th Fighter Squadron off the coast of Guam. Produced by Tech. Sgt. Jeremy Zier. (02/16/10)
 [1] American and Japanese Air Craft in Formation
U.S. Air Force aircraft fly with U.S. Navy and Japanese Air Self-Defense Force aircraft in formation over Andersen AFB, Guam 15 Feb. 2010. The United States Air and the Japanese Air Self-Defense Force conduct Cope North annually to increase combat readiness and interoperability, concentrating on coordination and evaluation of the air tactics, techniques and procedures. The ability for both nations to work together increases their preparedness to support real-world contingencies.
(02/15/10)
 [1] B-52 Stratofortress Airfield Operations on Andersen Air Force
B-52 Stratofortress Airfield Operations on Andersen Air Force base, Guam. Maintainer's perform postflight inspections and maintenance.
The United States Air Force and the Japan Air Self-Defense Force conduct Cope North annually at Anderson AFB to increase combat readiness and interoperability, concentrating on coordination and evaluation of air tactics, techniques and procedures. The ability for both nations to work together increases their preparedness to support real-world contingencies.
Released by: Capt. Andrew Hoskinson, 36 WG/PA, DSN 315-366-2228, andrew.hoskinson@andersen.af.mil (02/15/10)
 [1] Maintainers from the 18th Aggressor Squadron Prepare the Jets for the Next
A E-3C Hawkeye from the 601st Air Squadron, Misawa Air Base, Japan and F-16 Fighting Falcons from the 18th Aggressor Squadron, Eielson Air Force Base, Alaska, taxi back from a training sortie in support of Cope North 10-1. Maintainers from the 18th Aggressor Squadron prepare the jets for the next days sorties.
The United States Air Force and the Japan Air Self-Defense Force conduct Cope North annually at Anderson AFB to increase combat readiness and interoperability, concentrating on coordination and evaluation of air tactics, techniques and procedures. The ability for both nations to work together increases their preparedness to support real-world contingencies.
Released by: Capt. Andrew Hoskinson, 36 WG/PA, DSN 315-366-2228, andrew.hoskinson@andersen.af.mil
Produced by TSgt Jeremy Zier. (02/15/10)
 [1] Japanese Aircraft Maintenance F-2 Take Off
Japan Air Self-Defense aircraft maintenance technicians from the the 8th Combat wing, 6th Tactical Fighter Squadron, Tsuiki AB, Japan, prepare an F-2 attack fighter for a mission during Exercise Cope North at Anderson Air Force Base, Guam. The United States Air and the Japanese Air Self-Defense Force conduct Cope North annually to increase combat readiness and interoperability, concentrating on coordination and evaluation of the air tactics, techniques and procedures. The ability for both nations to work together increases their preparedness to support real-world contingencies. Produced by TSgt Scott Wilcox.
(02/12/10)
 [1] B-52 Mission Flown in Support Exercise
A B-52 Stratofortress Crew from the 20th Bomb Squadron, Barksdale AFB, LA, fly a mission in support of Cope North 10-1 on Andersen Air Force Base, Guam. Also available in high definition. (02/12/10)
 [1] Cope North 10-1
B-roll of an aircrew from the 20th Expeditionary Bomb Squadron Barksdale Air Force Base, La., pre-flight a B-52 Stratofortress while on deployment to Andersen AFB, Guam, in support on exercise Cope North 10-1. The United States Air Force and the Japan Air Self-Defense Force conduct Cope North annually at Anderson AFB to increase combat readiness and interoperability, concentrating on coordination and evaluation of air tactics, techniques and procedures. The ability for both nations to work together increases their preparedness to support real-world contingencies. Video by Tech. Sgt. Scott Wilcox.
(02/9/10)
 [1] Operation Unified Response Evacuees Arrive in Charleston, S.C.
B-roll of Operation Unified Response evacuees arriving at the Charleston International Airport in Charleston, S.C. Scenes include evacuees on an airplane, walking from the airplane into the airport terminal, filling out paperwork and receiving food from American Red Cross personnel. Produced by Airman Daniel C. Johnson. Haiti relief (02/4/10)
 [1] Operation Unified Response Repatriation of Haitian-American Evacuees
B-roll of the repatriation of Haitian-American evacuees in Charleston, S.C. Scenes include evacuees on an airplane, walking from the airplane into the airport terminal and filling out paperwork and an interview with a returning Haitian-American about the living conditions in Haiti before and after the earthquake and the best way to help rebuild the country. Produced by Air Force Staff Sgt. Nyx Z. Nieves Lopez. (02/4/10)
 [1] RQ1 Predator Mission
On Jan. 28, personnel from 432nd Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, Creech AFB, NV, prepare a RQ1 Predator from the 11th Reconnaissance Squadron, Creech AFB, NV, for launch. The RQI Predator is being used to support Operation Unified Response in Haiti. This is a historic moment, in that this is the first time an RQ1 Predator has been used to support a humanitarian relief operation. The RQ1 Predator has never been used in a civilian unified operation and has also not been flown out of a civilian airport, which it now currently is out of Puerto Rico. In the CDCS (Containerized Dual Control Station), Maj. Jeff Bright (pilot) and TSgt Ron Zechman (Sensor Operator), from the 11th Reconnaissance Squadron, Creech AFB, NV, accept handover of the RQ1 Predator from pilots at Creech AFB. A RQ1 Predator from the 11th Reconnaissance Squadron, Creech AFB, NV, launches from Rafael Hernandez Airport, Puerto Rico. A RQ1 Predator lands at Rafael Hernandez Airport. Produced by Staff Sgt. Burt Traynor. Haiti Relief
(01/28/10)
 [1] 1st Lt. Frances Dixon Interview/ RQ1 Predator Mission
On Jan. 28, 1st Lt. Frances Dixon, from the 432nd Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, Creech AFB, NV, discusses the unique and historic mission of the RQ1 Predator in support of Operation Unified Response. 1st Lt. Dixon is the maintenance officer in charge at the RQ1 Predator mission in Puerto Rico. The RQI Predator is being used to support Operation Unified Response in Haiti. This is a historic moment, in that this is the first time an RQ1 Predator has been used to support a humanitarian relief operation. The RQ1 Predator has never been used in a civilian unified operation and has also not been flown out of a civilian airport, which it now currently is out of Puerto Rico. Produced by Staff Sgt. Burt Traynor. Haiti Relief (01/28/10)
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[8] Col. Chelete
Talks to a Savannah Morning News reporter in Savannah, Ga. about the post deployment health reassessments given to service members in order to screen for possible health and mental health issues.
[8] Master Sgt. Orticari
Talks to a WFNC-AM reporter, Fayetteville, NC, about the Army's Post Deployment Health Reassessment Program.
[8] Lt. Col. Ortiz
Talks with The Captains America about the Army's Post Deployment Health Re-assessment Program.
[8] LTC Sophia Tillman-Ortiz
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