PAR teams go!

Readiness team ensures base is informed

Eagle maintainers, pilots ready aircraft during inspection

18th FSS stands up morgue for inspection

Along with lodging, food services and running the Risner Fitness Complex, the Airmen of the 18th Force Support Squadron present a new, lesser-known capability during contingency operations.Throughout an exercise or if the need ever arises, the 18th FSS calls on its Airmen in the services career

AGE helps to generate Kadena's mission

Chaplains MOPP up during Exercise Beverly Bearcat

The 18th Wing chaplains participate in a Pacific Air Forces Operational Readiness Inspection, called Exercise Beverly Bearcat 12-1 on Kadena.While the wing is being evaluated on its mobilization procedures, aircraft generation and employment procedures, and the ability of their Airmen to operate in

Mission maintenance in MOPP

Mortuary Airmen MOPP up during Exercise Beverly Bearcat 12-1

18th LRS keeps cargo moving

As the "Keystone to the Pacific," the 18th Wing has the ability to provide crucial air support for contingency and humanitarian operations throughout the Pacific theater. With that responsibility comes a lot of cargo that requires the work of the 18th Logistics Readiness Squadron and its Airmen.This

Kadena Base Bulletin, Oct. 24

To submit an announcement for the base bulletin, e-mail a completed bulletin form to: kadena.basebulletin@kadena.af.mil.Announcements typically run for two weeks beginning two weeks prior to an event. Submissions must be received by 5 p.m. Monday to be included in the weekly bulletin e-mail sent on

909th ARS fuels fight, saves lives

The U.S. Air Force F-15 Eagle fighter jet uses its acceleration and range to maneuver through enemy defenses and engage enemy aircraft. Due to the intense g-forces and speeds the aircraft may experience in combat, the F-15 can burn through four tanks of fuel in as little as one and a half to two

Two Kadena dependents awarded $1K scholarships

The Air Force awarded $1,000 scholarships to 25 Airmen or family members for their entries in the 16th annual Air Force Club Membership Scholarship Program essay contest, Air Force Personnel Center officials announced.The contest was open to club members and their families, more than 100 of whom

18th Wing Airmen fortify base

Bioenvironmental keeps equipment ready to go

Leadership talks to 'press'