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  • It was a night-MARE

    Active shooters, hostage situations, terrorist attacks, tornados and bombings are not likely to occur at Dover AFB, but the base and its personnel must be prepared to handle any disaster, accident or emergency that may arise.Team Dover tested its emergency response capabilities during a four day

  • Cyber-enable professional Airmen

    The newest generation of Airmen have already been exposed to technology prior to entering the military and are aware of the many security risks associated with it. They have seamlessly integrated technology into their everyday lives. Cyberspace is where they socialize with friends and family, and

  • Latin American cadets learn about airlift

    Team Dover hosted 26 cadets from 13 countries in Central and South America as they toured the base's transport aircraft types; the C-5M Super Galaxy and C-17A Globemaster III, during a brief visit Oct. 15, 2015, here.The cadets were introduced to the jet transports and their crews during a tour of

  • Air Force Culture and Technology Collide

    Technology has taken over our everyday lives and has redefined the way we interact with others, maintain relationships, complete education, administer health care, conduct business and the list goes on. The capabilities of accomplishing any task, objective or overcoming any obstacle in life have

  • AF Respite Program

    Raising children can be a challenge. The Air Force Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) Respite Care is now available at Dover AFB and can be used by military parents with special-needs children."The advantage for the family is they get a break," said Sonya Dyer, 436th Force Support Squadron