News

  • Texas hospitality comes to Dover

    Every year since 1998, chambers of commerce all over the country have been vying for the coveted Abilene Trophy. The trophy, formally known as the Air Mobility Command Community Support Award, is sponsored by the Abilene Chamber of Commerce. Abilene, Texas is home to Dyess Air Force Base.

  • Aircrew Training Systems receives full renovation

    Whether you are a C-5M Super Galaxy pilot, loadmaster or flight engineer; you most likely have gone through training at some point in the building formally known as “Frankenstein,” because of its unique layout and mismatching construction and design. Building 206, which houses the 436th Operations

  • AFMES welcomes new director

    The Armed Forces Medical Examiner System held a Change of Directorship Ceremony July 18, 2016, at the Landings on Dover AFB, Delaware, to welcome their new director.

  • OAFME plays a vital role

    Most people know that Dover Air Force Base is home to the Air Force Mortuary Affairs Operation where Fallen are brought before their final journey home, however; most do not know that the Office of the Armed Forces Medical Examiner plays a vital role in this process which falls under the Armed

  • Lifting leads Airman from PT woes to the record books

    Twice a year, or for some, once a year, Airmen are required to pass the Air Force fitness assessment. For some, this entails anxiety and stress as they take on as many workouts as they can before the test, hoping for the best.

  • Dental Squadron becomes Dental Flight

    The 436th Dental Squadron’s guidon was cased in a squadron inactivation ceremony, formally inactivating the squadron, June, 28, 2016, at the Air Mobility Command Museum on Dover AFB.