Misawa Air Base Supports Voluntary Departure

U.S. Air Force Col. Michael Rothstein, 35th Fighter Wing commander and U.S. Navy Capt. James Haugen, Naval Air Facility Misawa commanding officer, addressed the Misawa community in an American Forces Network broadcast March 17.In the broadcast, Colonel Rothstein informed the base that the U.S.

EOC, the hub of command and control

CE maintains boilers to heat Misawa Air Base

World starts airlifting Misawa and Japan back to health

Since the beginning of Operation Tomodachi the 35th Fighter Wing's aircraft ramps have been a hive of activity, receiving and launching planes full of relief supplies and aid workers.As of Mar. 16, the wing has played host to 36 different aircraft to include Air Force C-17 Globe Master IIIs, Boeing

Military community provides essential logistical support to earthquake recovery efforts

As rescue teams from around the world began arriving at Misawa Air Base following the devastating 9.0 magnitude earthquake, military members jumped in to action to provide the necessary logistical support for Operation Tomodachi relief actions.Less than 24 hours after the arrival of search and

Airmen returns from delivering U.S. AID workers and equipment

Misawa collects donations for Japanese communities