Are we having fun yet?

Keeping children occupied during the summer months can be challenging for parents. The Summer Day Camp or the Operation Military Kids/4-H Camp at the Youth Center here is one option for parents to keep their children active.Operation Military Kids/4-H camp is a funded statewide camp to support all

Snapshot: Senior leaders shoot for glory

UFC throws down with Team Dover

Whether it is state-of-the-art fitness centers, spin and Zumba classes or dietary workshops, the Air Force provides Airmen access to the knowledge and the tools necessary to live a healthy and active life. But is every Airman motivated enough to take advantage of these tools?The Air Force Reserve

Civil engineers perform renovations on CATM facility

Since 2001, the Air Force has increased the amount of Airmen deployed. Qualifying on weapons is a mandatory part of deployment processing for many locations. Increased deployment tempo has increased wear and tear on shooting facilities including the one here at Team Dover.To combat this the 436th

Team Dover NCOs selected for promotion

Officials announced today the selection of 64 Team Dover Airmen for promotion to technical sergeant. The average score for those selected was 337.23. Those selected for technical sergeant will be promoted according to their promotion sequence number beginning in August. Selections are tentative

Snapshot: Dover AFB hosts "Love Not Hate" symposium

Snapshot: Del. Gov. Markell, Dover AFB sign library MOU

Snapshot: Beefing up concrete to handle beefy planes

SFS locks up APS in softball

It may be early in the season to think about playoffs, but the 436th Security Forces Squadron is steam rolling towards that goal with a championship title in mind after failing to make it to the big game last year.In a slugfest match, the 436th SFS defeated the 436th Aerial Port Squadron 11-8 in an

AFJROTC tours Team Dover

More than 74 cadets from the Summer Leadership School Air Force JROTC program received a tour here June 16-19, 2014.The program was made up of five different schools in Delaware: William Penn High School, Caesar Rodney High School, Middletown High School, Smyrna High School and Dover High School.