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  • AMC meets, exceeds Air Force ground energy goals

    Air Mobility Command has saved millions of dollars through energy-efficient projects across its 13 installations. With an annual energy bill of $100 million, it plans to save even more. As a leader in energy and water conservation efforts, AMC continues to aggressively pursue the federally mandated

  • Tough game ends in tie

    Typically, a tie is not a desirable conclusion to an athletic contest, but, when your team overcomes two 13-point deficits, it is better than the alternative; losing.Andrew Draime of the 436th Force Support Squadron/Comptroller Squadron caught a touchdown pass with three minutes remaining to bring

  • Delegation receives brief on military construction

    The Central Delaware Chamber of Commerce hosted their annual military-construction breakfast for military, business and political leaders of Delaware Oct. 17 at The Landings Club at Dover Air Force Base, Del.The goal of the briefing was to bring local community members, the Delaware congressional

  • Team Dover kicks off historic C-5 surge

    Seven C-5B Galaxy and C-5M Super Galaxy aircraft from Dover Air Force Base, Del., took off between Oct. 14 and Oct. 20 as part of a United States Transportation Command-wide 41-plane C-5 surge. The historic surge of the nation's largest military airlifters exercised the ability to fly cargo in

  • Firehouse teaches prevention, safety

    Firehouses around the nation strove to educate the public on the importance of fire safety during Fire Prevention Week Oct. 8-15. The Dover Air Force Base, Del., firehouse did their part by educating Team Dover members and their families.The firefighters at Dover AFB had one goal: to teach people

  • Course strengthens NCO core

    In many squadrons, a strong core of first-line supervisors is the key to mission success. Not only are they boots on the ground with years of experience under their belts, they serve as mentors and role-models to another integral piece in the Team Dover machine - the Airmen. To better prepare NCOs

  • Soldier of the Week: Army Staff Sgt. Edwin Cardona

    Rank/name: Army Staff Sgt. Edwin CardonaJob Description: Line leader in charge of receiving, safeguarding, inventorying, storing, processing, cleaning and shipping personal effects of deceased and wounded service members.Previous assignments: Fort Myers, Va.; Fort Lee, Va.; Aberdeen Proving Ground,