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  • 070222- MISAWA AIR BASE, Japan -- An Airman bows his head during prayer at the beginning of Misawa's National Prayer Luncheon Feb. 22 here. Nearly 200 service and family members came out to hear the guest speaker, Chaplain (Colone) Robert Bruno, Joint Chiefs chaplain, give a inspirational message. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Robert Barnett)

    Misawa Airmen attend prayer luncheon

    Nearly 200 people bowed their heads in prayer at the beginning of Misawa's National Prayer Luncheon Feb. 22 in the enlisted club ballroom. Following prayers and lunch, guest speaker Chap. (Colonel) Robert Bruno, the Joint Staff chaplain, was introduced. "Historically, this gathering of the National Prayer Breakfast and Luncheon provides an
  • 070225 -- MISAWA AIR BASE, Japan -- U.S. and Japanese Girl Scouts join hands during Thinking Day Feb. 25 in Hanger 949. Thinking Day gives the American and Japanese Girl Scouts an opportunity to interact and share their culture. During the one-day exchange, they had lunch together, shared swaps, and exchange gifts. More than 100 children participate in this event each year. (U.S. Air Force photo by Holly Williams)

    Think exchange

  • Name: Senior Airman Rhandolf Barcinas Unit: 373d Support Squadron Duty title: Mission computer systems technician Hometown: Northern Marianas Islands “Airman Barcinas has stepped up to be one of the prime leaders in his work center. Recently, the work center has lost several qualified technicians due to permanent change of station and unit re-organizations. Airman Barcinas quickly stepped up to fill the void by providing technical expertise, hands on training and being a positive role model to the junior technicians that recently arrived from technical school. “ Tech. Sgt. Marvin Jordan Mission Computer Systems Maintenance NCO in charge

    Misawa Warrior of the Week

    Name: Senior Airman Rhandolf Barcinas Unit: 373d Support Squadron Duty title: Mission computer systems technician Hometown: Northern Marianas Islands "Airman Barcinas has stepped up to be one of the prime leaders in his work center. Recently, the work center has lost several qualified technicians due to permanent change of station and unit
  • 070215--BALAD AIR BASE, Iraq -- Staff Sgt. Jackie Price, 332nd Expeditionary Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, watches as Capt. Jeffrey Campbell, 332nd EAMXS, signs his re-enlistment paperwork Feb. 15 on the flightline. Both Airmen are deployed from the 35th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron at Misawa Air Base, Japan. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Master Sgt. Dave Myette)

    Misawa Airman re-enlists in Iraq

  • Misawa Airmen need to stay aware of their surroundings

    With approximately two weeks to go to the Operational Readiness Inspection, the chief of wing inspections said Misawa Airmen need to stay aware of their surroundings, with a focus on communication and awareness. "The wing works well together when everyone is on the same sheet of music," said Maj. Darrell Thomas, 35th Fighter Wing chief of
  • 070214 -- MISAWA AIR BASE, Japan -- Tech. Sgt. Colleen Beverly, 35th Comptroller Squadron, receives a bouquet of flowers from her husband Tech. Sgt. Phillip Beverly, 35th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, who is deployed to Iraq. Volunteers from his squadron delivered 30 personalized cards, 230 roses and 89 carnations to help make the day special for wives, girlfriends and children of deployed Airmen. (Courtesy photo)

    Volunteers ensure deployment doesn't stop cupid's arrow

    Sweethearts Day was particularly special for some of the families here, according to one volunteer who took the time to spread a little love this year. Volunteers from the 35th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron took the time to deliver some little tender loving care to the wives, girlfriends and children of deployed servicemembers Feb. 14. Door by

  • Firefighters free pilots from cockpits in worst case scenarios

    Firefighters use exercises as a venue for training in specialized scenarios. Extended hours and varied shifts for the Misawa AB members recently provided firefighters the opportunity to conduct training sessions that require extra attention and set up. One such scenario is pilot extraction. If a pilot is ever in danger and trapped in his cockpit,
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