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  • Misawa children keep crosswalks safe

    While 35th Security Forces Squadron Airmen protect the installation community and millions of dollars of equipment, they can't be everywhere at all times. Luckily, they have help from some of Misawa's smallest defenders who are doing their part in keeping the younger residents out of harm's way. The

  • Students make a difference a world away

    Following the devastating earthquake that struck the island nation of Haiti, Jan. 12, people from around the world came together to provide aid, and Misawa Air Base joined in the global relief effort. Students from Robert D. Edgren High School presented a check to American Red Cross Misawa June 15

  • Misawa offers "Alive at 25" defensive driving course

    According to statistics from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, more than 3,600 drivers between the ages 15 and 20 were killed behind the wheel in the U.S. in 2000. More than 2,500 individuals were killed as passengers and a total of more than 9,000 were killed as a result of

  • Test cell Airmen prep F-16 engines for flight

    An F-16 engine testing facility called the "Hush House" is anything but what its name implies. Outside the soundproof structure, the decibels from roaring engines are hardly detectable. However, inside jet engines run at ear-splitting full-volume afterburner, as 35th Maintenance Squadron aerospace