Rain can't stop Air Show visitors

Weather dampened the Dover Air Force Base Open House and Air Show Saturday, but patrons still journeyed from near and far to enjoy a day of fun - Air Force style. Inclement weather caused a delay in Saturday's portion of the Open House and Air Show, with the gates opening at noon and alternate

Thunderbirds headline at Dover AFB show June 19

Zooming Navy F/A-18 thunders above Dover AFB

USAFA Wings of Blue Parachute Team glide in the Dover skies

Delaware school teacher flies with Thunderbirds

Thunderbirds on deck at Dover AFB

The U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds arrived at Dover Air Force Base June 18, and are the headline act at the base's Open House and Air Show June 20 and 21. The Thunderbirds will be the closing aerial demonstrations for both days. Other flying acts include the Air Force Academy Wings of Blue Parachute

Walking the line

Critical Days of Summer: Rabies

The Critical Days of Summer, the safety campaign designed to improve awareness during the summer when Air Force Safety Center statistics show increased mishaps, is currently underway. As the summer brings out the flowers and campers, it also is a time when more wild animals are wandering around. One

Thunderbird #8 arrives at Dover

Maui Wowi: Word on the Street

Maui Wowi Hawaiian Coffees and Smoothies is creating quite the Hawaiian wave here at Dover AFB. Conveniently located just next to the Base Exchange, it has been a routine morning stop for many base employees. The shop opened June 1 and already has regular customers. Among the nearly unlimited