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Infant and Toddler University finds new home
September 13, 2007
Several parents mingle in the new facility as their children played in the new Infant and Toddler University multipurpose playroom provided by Child Development Center 1 Aug. 28. (US Air Force/Bobby Jones)
Nurse liaison works to make difference for wounded warriors
September 13, 2007
Lt. Col. Diana Copper talks with Army Staff Sgt. Walter J. McMaster inside an air medical evacuation configured C-130 aircraft prior to being transported to the next medical facility.
Comptrollers host Pie-in-the-Eye event
September 6, 2007
Senior Airman Elizabeth Uzelac seeks revenge after taking and wearing a pie. Airman Uzelac is assigned to the 316th Comptroller Squadron as a customer support technician.
Air Force surgeons pioneer surgery procedure at Bagram hospital
September 6, 2007
Surgical team members Maj. (Dr.) Christopher Dress, Maj. (Dr.) Dmitry Tuder and Airman 1st Class Angelia Sneed perform a free-flap operation on a 9-year-old girl suffering from a badly mangled leg. The procedure was the team's first free-flap operation at the Craig Joint Theater Hospital at Bagram Air Base, Afghanistan. (U.S. Air Force photo)
Community leaders key players in Maryland Room success
September 6, 2007
M.H. Jim Estepp, Greater Prince George's County Round Table president, and Samuel H. Dean, Prince George's County Council chairman, cut the ribbon opening the Maryland Room September 2005.
Bronze Star Medal
September 6, 2007
Lt. Col. Brian P. Duffy, 316th Civil Engineer Squadron commander, pins the Bronze Star Medal to the pocket of Master Sgt. Pervis C. King for exceptionally meritorious service during Operation Iraqi Freedom. Sergeant King distinguished himself by exceptionally meritorious conduct in the performance of outstanding service to the United States as Team Leader Weapons Intelligence Team One, 723rd Expeditionary Civil Engineer Squadron, Forward Operating Base Brassfield-Mora, Iraq from Aug. 5, 2006 to Jan. 31, 2007.
Air Force changes medical profile rules
September 6, 2007
Base Shuttle returns
September 4, 2007
India Hicks, 19, and Justin Yerby, 16, board a base bus shuttle at the main gate Tuesday. India is a cashier at Burger King. Justin is a stocker in Family Furniture at the Base Exchange. The shuttle begins running at 6:30 a.m. The shuttle begins at the Main gate and makes stops at the wing headquarters building, bldg. 1535, the hospital, the Gateway Inn, the Passenger Terminal and the Commissary. The entire run takes an estimated 40 minutes to return to the Main Gate. For more information, call the 316th Logistics Readiness Squadron at 301-981-1182.
Shining stars
September 4, 2007
Maj. Gen. Gar S. Graham, 79th Medical Wing commander, stands-by as his sons 2nd Lt. Ross Graham, left, and 2nd Lt. Hudson Graham, right, replace his 1-star epaulets with new ones bearing 2-stars during a promotion ceremony Aug. 24 at the Bolling Club. General Graham was confirmed by the Senate, Aug. 1 and is the first Air Force Dental Corps Chief to wear the rank of Major General.
Briefing offers answers to Medicare, TRICARE for Life questions
September 4, 2007
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USAF Band members march at POTUS Jimmy Carter's State Funeral.

Final honors: Air Force Band supports President Carter state funeral events

Military bands, including The U.S. Air Force Band, joined JTF-NCR’s overall support through musical performances at key moments during former President Jimmy Carter’s state funeral Jan. 4-9. Carter, the 39th president of the United States, died Dec...
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The U.S. flag waves in the wind at Joint Base Andrews, Md., Sept. 11, 2024. The flag was lowered to half-staff to pay tribute to those who lost their lives in the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Alex Broome)

Upholding our customs and courtesies: The importance of Reveille and Retreat

As the command chief of the 316th Wing here, I am constantly struck by the dedication and professionalism of our Joint Base Andrews community. Every day, you all do amazing, hard work... and you all make it look so easy!Despite how unique our base...
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