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  • Mobile clinic provides on-site care

    Healthy and fit Airmen are key to ensuring high performance and sustainable mission readiness.Physicians and specialty health care providers from the 35th Medical Group came together earlier this year to kick-start a new initiative coined Operator Centered Medical Home, which focuses on bringing

  • Neutralizing the threat

    Security personnel from the 35th Security Forces Squadron and Naval Air Facility Misawa underwent a five-day High Risk Response course at Misawa Air Base, Japan, Aug. 10-14. Following the course they responded to an active-shooter exercise to test their ability to respond and neutralize a threat

  • Sesame Street educates Misawa children

    The United Services Organizations and Sesame Street teamed up to bring the furry and friendly Muppets to the Misawa Civic Center in Misawa City, Japan, Aug. 10 and 11.Visiting more than 45 overseas military bases, the Muppets performed two different shows depicting military life and the stressors

  • Aomori basketball stars experience Wild Weasel mission

    As part of a bilateral community relations event, the 35th Operations Group hosted the Aomori WATS professional basketball team for a tour here, Aug. 5.Eugene Scott, 35 OG executive assistant, developed a relationship with the team through family ties and served as the players' guide to the mission

  • COMPACAF visits Misawa's Wild Weasels

    MISAWA AIR BASE, Japan - Gen. Lori Robinson, commander of Pacific Air Forces, met with 35th Fighter Wing Airmen and local city officials during a visit here Aug. 4-6.This was Robinson's first trip to Misawa since becoming COMPACAF, and she took the opportunity to meet with Airmen, families and

  • Separated by life, reunited by the Blue

    Shaking with excitement, Andrzej Pankowski struggled to stay awake into the early hours of the night, just to contact his older brother Jarek, located half-way across the world in northern Japan.His phone call was met with both disbelief and reciprocated excitement.Separated for nearly 10 years with

  • Building smiles: Ammo hosts children's visit

    Airmen from the 35th Maintenance Squadron munitions flight welcomed 45 children from the Shichinohe Children's Home to an afternoon of fun-filled activities here, July 25.Organized by Staff Sgt. Dominic Gauna, 35th MXS NCO in charge of munitions flight plans and scheduling, the three-hour event was