Link 16: The B-1B's future link to the battle field

During a speech in 1989, former President Ronald Regan discussed his thoughts on the Soviet Union's philosophies of the time and said, "Information is the oxygen of the modern age... it seeps through the walls topped by barbed wire, it wafts across the electrified, booby-trapped borders. Breezes of

Future outlook released for remotely piloted aircraft

Air Force leaders outlined what the next 25 years for remotely piloted aircraft will look like in the RPA Vector, published April 4."The RPA Vector is the Air Force's vision for the next 25 years for remotely-piloted aircraft," said Col. Kenneth Callahan, the RPA capabilities division director. "It

99th GCTS warriors train for downrange

$29 million of marijuana destroyed in Joint Task Force-Bravo supported marijuana eradication operation in Belize

Joint Task Force-Bravo and the U. S. Embassy Military Liaison Office in Belmopan partnered with Belizean military and police forces in a highly successful marijuana eradication operation in Belize, March 15-20, 2014.The operation resulted in the Belizean government destroying 34 marijuana fields and

Physical training uniform shortages through summer

Airmen trying to keep chilly temperatures from affecting their workout may have a difficult time finding the Air Force improved physical training uniform, or IPTU, pants and jackets this spring and summer.The new issued IPTU is made with a softer fabric and will replace the legacy physical training

19-year Air Force IDMT provides care to service members in Belize

A Sulphur, La., native is leading a team of medical technicians as they provide care to U.S. service members deployed to Belize in support of New Horizons 2014. A 19-year independent duty medical technician and the lead medic in Belize, Master Sgt. Tara Harrison is charged with ensuring U.S. Air

US, Belizean workers lay groundwork for New Horizons construction

U.S. and Belizean workers made final preparations at construction sites in Belize March 28-30 in preparation for new facilities at four schools and one medical clinic in the country.Construction professionals from both countries will work together at each site to build additions to the schools and

It always seems impossible until it's done: 12th AF Airmen Conquer Hard Charge

A team comprised of both 12th Air Force Airmen and their civilian counter parts recently boosted morale by participated in the Hard Charge Televised Obstacle Mission held at the Pima County Fairgrounds in Tucson, AZ on Saturday, 29 March.Climbing, crawling and sprinting were a few of the many ways

612th TOG commander visits Joint Task Force-Bravo

571st MSAS advisers participate in discussions, partnership building in Chile

U.S. airmen, including two from the 571st Mobility Support Advisory Squadron, are on a temporary duty assignment in Santiago, Chile, this week to participate in discussions and build partnerships with counterparts from air forces throughout Central America, South America, and the Caribbean. Lt. Col.