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  • CES dominates OSS 25 - 0

    The 2nd ranked 436th Civil Engineer Squadron intramural flag football team defeated the 436th Operational Support Squadron 25-0 Nov. 6. The game started off on the wrong foot for OSS when they were unable to get a first down and had to punt the ball. On the next play, Paul Jordon, CES wide receiver, caught a long pass in the end zone for the first
  • (Right) Malcum Horton, LRS safety, attempts to sack James Goerss, MXS quarterback, during their game Nov. 3. MXS defeated LRS 13-12. (U.S. Air Force photo/Joshua Padgett)

    MXS defeats LRS 13-12

  • MDG defeats CS 28-21

    The 436th Communications Squadron intramural football team had hoped their short game would sneak them past the 436th Medical Group, but they found themselves coming up short 28-21 Oct. 22. "We had a couple good short plays mixed in there, so we were better than last game," said Eric Hawley, CS coach. "We just had a hard time containing them on
  • Andrew Powers, 3 AS middle linebacker, chases Brian Meade, OSS tight end, during their game Oct. 14.

    3 AS defeats OSS 28 - 14

  • Christopher Jeanes, LRS wide reciever and defensive back, sacks Phillip Johnson, MSS assistant coach and quarterback, during their first flag football game Oct. 7. LRS defeated MSS 20-7. (U.S. Air Force photo / Airman 1st Class Shen-Chia Chu)

    LRS defeats MSS in flag football

    The 436th Logistics Readiness Squadron defeated the 436th Mission Support Squadron 20 - 7 in both teams' first game Oct. 7. MSS had a rough start with their first play resulting in an interception, which quickly turned into a touchdown for LRS in the first few minutes of play. "Defensively we were a little slow, offensively we weren't on the same
  • DOVER AIR FORCE BASE, Del. – Tech. Sgt. Steve Dirksen, 9th Airlift Squadron, chips on to the green Sept. 30 at the Eagles Creek Golf Course for the 2008 Golf Championship. The 9th AS won first place. (U.S. Air Force photo/Tom Randle)

    9th Airlift Squadron wins third consecutive golf championship

    The 9th Airlift Squadron won the 2008 Golf Championship for the third consecutive year with the 3rd Airlift Squadron coming in a close second.
  • Tech. Sgt. Larry Pfeil, 9th Airlift Squadron, tees off from the 11th green during intramural golf May 27 at the Eagle Creek Golf Course. Sergeant Pfeil played with fellow squadron members Tech. Sgt. Steve Dirksen and Staff Sgt. John Crump. (U.S. Air Force photo/Roland Balik)

    Intramural golf begins May 27

  • Hakim Tutt, 512th Mission Support Squadron coach, holds the championship trophy with his team after winning the intramural basketball championship at the Fitness Center May 4. The 512th MSS beat 436th MXS 39 – 38 in the final game. (U.S. Air Force photos/Airman 1st Class Shen-Chia Chu)

    512th MSS wins intramural basketball championship

  • Maj. Marie McIntee, 436th Aerospace Medicine Squadron, participates in the 5K Warrior Run October 16, 2007, at Dover Air Force Base. Major McIntee ran the 2008 Boston Marathon April 21, finishing with a time of 3 hours, 39 minutes, 18 seconds. (U.S. Air Force Photo/ Roland Balik)

    Team Dover doctor runs Boston Marathon

    Every year, Airmen around the Air Force run one and a half miles for their annual fitness test. For one Team Dover Airman, that distance is not far enough. Maj. Marie McIntee, 436th Aerospace Medicine Squadron flight surgeon, ran in her fifth Boston Marathon April 21, finishing the 26-mile course in 3 hours, 39 minutes, 18 seconds. "I don't like
  • Kevin Schmehl, 436th Aerial Port Squadron, makes a back-hand lay up during an intramural basketball game against the 436th Operations Support Squadron April 10 at the Fitness Center. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Shen-Chia Chu)

    OSS beats APS-B, 56-37

    The 436th Operations Support Squadron beat the 436th Aerial Port Squadron B-Team 56 - 37 during an intramural basketball game April 10 at the Fitness Center. "We won because we came together as a team," said Maurice Pitts, 436th OSS coach. "Joel Sines carried us on his back and took us to a win." Sines scored the most points for the team, mostly
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