AWACs keep an eye out during Northern Edge

To the average eye, the screen is a confusing jumble of lines, symbols and numbers. To Air Force Capt. Jon Quinlan, 961st Airborne Air Control Squadron, it's a "God's eye" view of the battlefield.Captain Quinlan, stationed at Kadena Air Base, Japan, is an air surveillance officer onboard an E-3

JBER youth curfew guidlines designed to assist parents

The Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson Youth Supervision Guidelines have been developed to help set a standard for families residing on the installation.These guidelines are very similar to those found at other military installation both inside and outside the continental United States.Additionally,

Uphill Ruck

Annual games pit first responders against each other

On June 18, Alaskans celebrated 52 years of statehood, and service members celebrated with the 3rd annual Hero Games.The games are a friendly competition between the local police, military, the local fire department and first responders.The Hero Games started in the summer of 2008 after the National

Marine Aerial Transport Fuel up AF Fighters for NE11

With safety in mind

Support team makes Marine unit self-sufficient at Northern Edge 11

Support at all levels of operations are present during the Pacific Command joint exercise Northern Edge 11 -- including servicemembers who construct, maintain and tear-down operating locations used during training.Those who make this happen at a communications site here are the motor transportation

Northern Edge heats up

Kadena AB supports Northern Edge 2011

Kadena maintainers bring 'Shogun' skills to Northern Edge