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  • Preparedness month events in full swing at Team Dover

    If a disaster hit Team Dover or your family, would you know what your emergency plan is? Do you have emergency supplies to get you through a couple days during an emergency situation?If you answered no to these questions then the 436th Civil Engineer Squadron Emergency Management has a simple

  • Lifesaving Airman

    Every time an Airman puts on his or her uniform and heads to work, they are considered a hero. But one Team Dover Airman became a hero while he was on leave.While processing through an airport security checkpoint, Senior Airmen Bryan MacLean, 436th Maintenance Squadron crew chief, provided

  • Team Dover Airman competes on AF National Pistol Team

    As a child, Tucker Sears grew up in Graham, Texas, with his three older brothers learning how to shoot BB guns and eventually moving up to .22-caliber rifles.This love of guns led to plenty of hunting trips with his brothers and grandfather.  But when Sears was 12 his oldest brother, Terrence Sears,

  • Special Olympics supported by volunteer Airmen

    With a look of joy on their faces, medals around their necks and sweat on their brows, each and every cyclist earned a sense of accomplishment.Team Dover came out in force as 115 Airmen volunteered their Saturday morning to support more than 70 athletes to compete at the 2015 Special Olympics

  • Wing commander marks halfway point

    One down; one more to go. It has been one whole year since Col. Michael Grismer, 436th Airlift Wing commander, walked across the stage and was handed the 436th Airlift Wing's unit flag, symbolically marking the commencement of his command.Now one year later, he recounts the Eagle Wing's

  • Team Dover participates in Air Force Community Partnership initiative

    Air Force changes require coordination from all involved in the change and Team Dover and Kent County community members are working side-by-side through Team Dover's P4 initiatives-- Public-Public; Public-Private Partnership-- to help make change possible.The program, commonly known as "P4," is an