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  • 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

  • ALS graduates class 10-D

    Airman Leadership School Class 10-D graduated May 20. The award recipients were: John L. Levitow Award: Senior Airman Jarod Lemke, 35th Aircraft Maintenance SquadronDistinguished Graduate and Academic Achievement Award: Senior Airman William Simmons Jr., 373rd Support Squadron Leadership Award:

  • Misawa Airmen stand down: Safety campaigns provides awareness to Airmen

    Since January, 22 Airmen have died in what could have been prevented. As part of the Air Force's Wingman Stand Down 2010, missions will be halted May 21 as Airmen seek methods of preventing suicides and private motor vehicle accidents by strengthening wingmen relationships.While on the cusp of the

  • American Day brings Wild Wild West to Misawa

    Cowboys and country. Saloons and six shooters. Desperados and damsels in distress. The Misawa City community will go straight to the Wild Wild West during Misawa Air Base's 23rd Annual American Day June 6.Each year, thousands of local Japanese join the Misawa Air Base community to experience a slice