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  • Keeping the base fit to fight, one patient at a time

    Let's say you have a serious condition that was kept under control with the help of prescribed medication. What happens if that medication is no longer available to you?Circumstances such as this can easily turn deadly. However, thanks to the 35th Medical Group's pharmacy, base residents don't need

  • Intervene to save lives

    Whether it's hazing, depression or the death of a loved one, these factors can lead even the strongest of warriors into the perilous pit of bad decisions. Contemplating things that could ruin their life and may eventually lead to them taking a path they never thought they would take.Perhaps the

  • Fabrication flight: a broken jet’s last hope

    There are many Airmen from various shops trained in maintaining Misawa's aircraft. However, when a jet needs more help than they are capable of offering, a crew chief and his jet turns to the 35th Maintenance Squadron fabrication flight as their last hope."If we can't fix it, no one can," said

  • ALS prepares future AF leaders

    Airman Leadership School is the first step to Professional Military Education for senior airmen and staff sergeants in the Air Force as they prepare to become front-line supervisors.For Staff Sgt. Reginald Shields, 35th Maintenance Squadron knowledge operations manager and ALS class 13-C commander,

  • The glue that holds 35 CES together

    Before that persistent bathroom leak gets fixed, expanding family of rats get nixed, or new facilities start growing brick by brick, all work and projects here must pass through one primary hub: the 35th Civil Engineer Squadron's Customer Service Unit and Operations Management."We are the liaison