Ohio Patriot Guards a welcome sight for Airmen returning home

Ohio Patriot Guards welcome 445th Civil Engineer Airmen home

C-5A Galaxy adds beauty to sunrise

Hearing protection: prevention impacts quality of life

The number one disability payout in the Air Force is for hearing loss. It's also the one disability that can be prevented if proper hearing protection is worn. Preventing long-term hearing loss is the goal of the 445th Aerospace Medical Squadron's certified hearing conservationists. "Proper hearing

Civil engineering Airmen return home

The scene was all smiles and applause as friends, family and unit Airmen welcomed home approximately 60 members of the 445th Airlift Wing March 15. The Airmen, from the 445th Civil Engineer Squadron, returned from a six-month deployment in Bagram Air Base, Afghanistan, where they worked as part of

445th Airlift Wing members travel to Alaska for Arctic Care 2009

Five members representing both the 445th Aeromedical Staging Squadron and the 445th Aerospace Medicine Squadron deployed with 200 other service members from across the nation to Bethel, Alaska, March 6 as part of a 10-day Joint Forces medical readiness and logistics initiative called Operation

Key West Water Survival offers realistic training

Fifty-five Airmen from the 89th Airlift Wing and the 445th Operational Support Squadron had the opportunity to go through a more intense, hands-on water survival refresher course than the wing has offered in the past thanks to some early planning and the Navy's cooperation. The 445th Operational

87th Aerial Port Squadron masters pallet building

Suited up for water survival training

Practice makes perfect for 87th Aerial Port Squadron