Japan Self-Defense Force chief of staff, joint staff visits Misawa

Munitions flight takes home real benefits from AFSO21

For many Airmen, the Air Force Smart Operations for the 21st Century program is as abstract as its name. The terms "rapid improvement event" and "spaghetti diagram" often hold as much meaning as knowing the air-speed velocity of an unladen swallow. For the Airmen of the 35th Maintenance Squadron

Newest squadron CC assumes command

Misawa to get cable TV

Misawa is currently gearing up to provide residents more television options as the Army and Air Force Exchange Service is scheduled to bring cable television to the base this October."It is very important for us to provide the best level of service we can for everybody, wherever they live," said

Front-line defenders proceed on lead

They're loyal, trusted wingmen, attentive warriors and fierce defenders -- often more feared by a criminal than an M-16. And although they're all of maybe three feet tall, when they're out looking for trouble, just about everyone around takes notice. "That's what it's like to work with a dog," said

Misawa mentor makes munitions mission a success

One Airman is single-handedly responsible for millions of dollars worth of munitions sitting in bunkers at northern Afghanistan's only ammunition supply point.Tech. Sgt. Wayne Zuiderhof, the assistance NCO in charge of precision guided munitions deployed from the 35th Maintenance Squadron, Misawa

Misawa emergency responders demonstrate vigilance