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  • New bowling league has can-do attitude

    The Airmen & Family Readiness Center and the Eagle Lanes Bowling Center, both at Dover Air Force Base, Del., have partnered and begun a "Can Doers Bowling League," May 5.The league caters to the intellectually and physically disabled dependants of service members in the area. There is no age or

  • 436th MXS squeaks by 436th OG

    The 436th Maintenance Squadron volleyball team had a tough time adjusting to the absences of Gary Porter, one of their top players, due to an annual tour with the reserves.Luckily for them it did not cost them the match as they came back to defeat the 436th Operations Group 15-25, 25-21 and 15-11 on

  • Airman of the Week: Senior Airman Jaimee R. Scott

    Name/rank: Senior Airman Jaimee R. ScottSquadron: 436th Aerospace Medicine SquadronJob description: Bioenvironmental engineering technicianPrevious assignments: Spangdahlem Air Base, Germany and Kunsan Air Base, Korea.Dream assignment and why? Hickam Air Force Base, Hawaii, would be my next base of

  • Mortuary gets new commander

    Col. John M. Devillier assumed command of Air Force Mortuary Affairs Operations from Col. Thomas C. Joyce in a ceremony presided over by Lt. Gen. Darrell Jones May 2 at the Charles C. Carson Center for Mortuary Affairs. Command of a unit in the Air Force is an important feat, said Jones, Deputy

  • Know your colors: "Go for Green" helps Airmen keep fit

    The Dover Air Force Base, Del., Patterson Dining Facility launched the "Go for Green" program April 30 to help DFAC patrons get the most out of their meal.The "Go for Green" program focuses on educating the customers of the DFAC on what foods are the most nutritious by using a red, yellow or green

  • 436th APS A rolls past 436th APS B

    One of the most successful intramural volleyball teams this season is the 436th Aerial Port Squadron A team.They continued that success Monday by sweeping their rival 436th APS B 25-13 and 25-14 at the Dover Air Force Base, Del., Fitness Center.James McDonald, Patrick Piazza and Jon Elliott led the

  • Program helps service members find voice

    A thought to ponder: what could possibly be worse than fatally falling from a 30-story building while contracting a nasty case of the flu on the way down? According to numerous studies, a typical American might answer, "presenting a speech in public." Why? Because public speaking has consistently