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  • Little bit of everything

    Pre-flight and post-flight inspections are common place for a C-17 crew chief. However, crew chiefs are responsible for the overall maintenance of the aircraft they are assigned. This often includes odd-jobs such as replacing a hard-to-reach middle tire on the main landing gear of the plane. Airman

  • Survey results aid base improvement

    The Air Force will begin conducting the 2011 Community Assessment Survey Jan. 25. Team Dover members who are selected will be able to make their opinions and needs known. The results of the survey will be used by the Air Force and base leadership to target resources where they are most needed to

  • Firefighters association receives donations for memorial

    The Eagle Firefighters Association has been hard at work planning and preparing their Sept. 11, 2001 memorial based on two pieces of World Trade Center steel they received from the New York Port Authority Aug. 10, 2010. The steel for the memorial are pieces of horizontal support beams believed to be

  • Dover intramural basketball heats up

    Every year, Team Dover members compete for top honors on the basketball court in the Fitness Center. The competition gets heated and there are some exciting moments. On the court, the atmosphere could be described as leave your rank at the door and be ready to play.Five weeks of play have already

  • New Pest Management Self-help Store

    Beginning in January, the 436th Civil Engineering Squadron Pest Management Shop is implementing a self-help pest and weed control program for all nonprivatized facilities here on base. The self-help program grants all facility managers the responsibility to treat common pest and weed problems in and

  • The King Holiday: The call to service

    On February 4, 1968, two months before his death, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. gave what was at the time no more than a sermon delivered to a church congregation. This single sermon later became commonly revisited and was one of Dr. King's last public messages. Today, it is called the Drum Major