News

  • Thunder Over Dover is just around the corner

    Team Dover is finalizing its preparation for the 2017 Thunder Over Dover Open House, where they intend to showcase U.S. Air Force heritage from World War II to present during the free two-day event August 26-27 at Dover AFB.

  • PHAs change: New annual Mental Health Assessment requirement

    Team Dover Airmen may notice something new as they undergo their annual Periodic Health Assessment. A Mental Health Assessment will now be part of every annual PHA.Started at the end of July, MHAs were implemented to help ensure Airmen suffering from undiagnosed mental health issues are referred to

  • Dover AFB Eye Clinic Advises Eclipse Safety

    If you’re wondering who turned off the lights on Aug. 21, 2017, it’s the partial eclipse, or you forgot to pay the electric bill. Airmen and families in the Dover area will be able to see this historic event around 1:20 p.m. that day. If that’s your plan, the 436th Medical Group’s Optometry Clinic

  • Engineers lead the way for Thunder Over Dover

    With the 2017 Dover Air Force Base Open House fast approaching, much of the base has begun preparing for the event. One large effort of support for the open house is coming from the 436th Civil Engineer Squadron. Whether it be running cable for aircraft tie-downs, constructing fencing or staging

  • KUDOS teaches children about deployment

    Gearing up for deployment is a scary uncertain time, where a lot is going on. Training and other appointments take up most of your time. With so much going on, it is difficult to find time to explain a complex concept, such as deployments, to your children. The 12th annual Kids Understanding

  • Team Dover aircrews take part in Mobility Guardian

    Aircrews from the 3d and 9th Airlift Squadrons are taking part in the Air Mobility Command’s premier exercise, Mobility Guardian, July 31 to Aug. 11, 2017, at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington.

  • Team Dover C-5s return to the fight

    The first of Team Dover’s C-5M Super Galaxy airlifters took flight early Aug. 2 after a two-and-a-half-week Air Mobility Command commander-directed stand-down.