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  • Dover's birds fly north to roost at JB MDL

    It's about that time of year when countless species of birds begin to migrate north to roost. But up until now, we were only talking about our feathered friends, not heavy airlifters.Team Dover's fleet of C-5M Super Galaxy aircraft and its support Airmen and equipment have temporarily moved to Joint

  • Rucking to remember the Chosin Few

    On Nov. 27, 1950, approximately 20,000 allied troops consisting of U.S. Marines and United Nations troops were encircled and attacked by more than 120,000 Chinese combat forces in North Korea. For 19 days, a bloody battle ensued in subzero conditions that claimed the lives of 15,000 allied forces

  • Team Dover supports AFMAO

    This story is the first in a seven-part series highlighting the support provided to the Air Force Mortuary Affairs Operations by the 436th Airlift Wing and other Team Dover mission partners.It was a cold January night, and a C-17A Globemaster III had just landed after making its journey across the

  • Manpower and Organization brings CPI to Team Dover

    The Air Force is continuing to lean out its processes in an effort to save on manpower, time and money, and the 436th Force Support Squadron Manpower and Organization section is trimming some of Team Dover's extra fat.Six members of the 436th FSS MO have rolled out the Continuous Process Improvement

  • Team Dover preps for AFAF

    Team Dover is preparing to kick off its annual campaign to contribute to the Air Force Assistance Fund.The AFAF lends critical support to fellow Airmen and their families regardless if they are active-duty or retired, officer or enlisted. Contributions enable the AFAF to assist Airmen and families

  • APS and LRS offer learning experience to Army logisticians

    The 436th Aerial Port Squadron and the 436th Logistics Readiness Squadron have partnered up with the Department of the Army's Logistics Management Intern Program to provide aspiring Army Civilian Logistics Management Specialists a hands-on learning environment to give them insight on Air Force