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  • HVAC Airmen provide Misawa a cool summer

    During the summer months at Misawa Air Base, members from the 35th Civil Engineer Squadron Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning team mobilize to ensure both the air conditioning equipment and quality of life and morale of Airmen and their families is maintained. In the process of chiller system

  • Wild Weasels enter the fray at Red Flag

    Pilots from the 13th Fighter Squadron and maintainers from the 35th Maintenance Group are currently engaged in the aerial training exercise Red Flag held at Eielson and Elmendorf Air Force Bases, Alaska.The exercise, created in 1975, brings participants from different air bases and services

  • A check for impurity

    In order to ensure aircraft have the best quality of aircraft fuel available, Airmen at the 35th Logistics Readiness Squadron fuels laboratory section ensure purity of fuel at Misawa Air Base, Japan, on a daily-basis. With the ability to house more than 19 million gallons of fuel at Misawa , the lab

  • Misawa Lead Assessment Project results released

    The 35th Medical Group here conducted a lead assessment of water dispensed from over 700 faucets and water fountains within school and school age program facilities in late December 2014.The Lunney Youth Center, Cheli School Age Program, Wakasa Teen Center and Cummings Elementary all tested well

  • Living Pattern Survey available May 1

    The 35th Comptroller Squadron here will be conducting a Living Pattern Survey that will be available May 1-22It is the first part of the Cost of Living Allowance (COLA) Survey process and is used to capture the living pattern of service members by identifying the location and amounts of goods and

  • Misawa Air Base celebrates 70 years of bilateral cooperation

    This year marks the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II and the beginning of the strategic partnership between the United States and Japan.  In celebration, the theme of the 2015 Bilateral Enlisted Dining Out is "70 years of friendship."The local bilateral relationship began in the wake of

  • Carter: U.S, Japan Defense Guidelines 'Break New Ground'

    American and Japanese national security leaders unveiled the new guidelines for U.S.-Japan defense cooperation today, saying the new rules will promote peace and stability not only in the region, but worldwide.Secretary of State John Kerry, Defense Secretary Ash Carter, Japanese Foreign Affairs