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Ice tanks reduce cost, energy use

A set of ice storage tanks being lowered onto a foundation during their installation. The tanks are located at many facilities on Dover Air Force Base, and are part of the installations energy reduction mandate, helping to reduce overall costs of cooling facilities during the summer months. (U.S. Air Force photo/Brianne Zimny)
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Ice tanks reduce cost, energy use

Ice Storage Tanks were installed at several locations on Dover Air Force Base. The tanks are part of a thermal energy storage system which will help reduce energy costs by $300,000 a year. (U.S. Air Force photo/Brianne Zimny)
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436th AMXS builds mezzanine in hanger

Tech. Sgt. Ulric Fairbanks, 436th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, uses his locker for the first time after the ribbon cutting ceremony for the newly built mezzanine locker room Feb. 3. The new lockers on the mezzanine are twice the size of their old lockers. (U.S. Air Force photo/Jason Minto)
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436th AMXS builds mezzanine in hanger

(From left) Airman 1st Class Jonathan Erickson and Airman Clifford Ferry, 436th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron members, help cut the ribbon to celebrate the squadron's recently built mezzanine installed with new lockers in Hangar 793. (U.S. Air Force photo/Jason Minto)
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436th AMXS builds mezzanine in hanger

The 436th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron recently installed a mezzanine furnished with lockers. (U.S. Air Force photo/Jason Minto)
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436th AMXS builds mezzanine in hanger

(Left) Senior Airman Todd Rodan, 512th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, uses the computer in the new break room for 436th and 512th AMXS Airmen in Building 760. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Shen-Chia Chu)
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436th AMXS builds mezzanine in hanger

Airmen from the 436th and 512th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron Airmen use their new break room in Building 760. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Shen-Chia Chu)
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436th AMXS builds mezzanine in hanger

Airman 1st Class Jonathan Erickson, 436th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, paints the floor of the newly built mezzanine in Hangar 793. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Shen-Chia Chu)
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436th AMXS builds mezzanine in hanger

The recently built mezzanine in Hangar 793 before new lockers were installed. It was built to provide 436th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron Airmen with more space and serve as a private locker room. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Shen-Chia Chu)
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HMO helps Team Dover move

Team Dover members can receive housing through the Dover Air Force Base Housing Management Office, which is a point of contact for new members of the installation coming to live at Dover. The HMO supplies many programs and information about both on-and-off- base housing and assists servicemembers in finding a place to live. (U.S. Air Force photo/Tech. Sgt. Kevin Wallace)
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Aerial Port

Inside the holding area of the 436th Aerial Port Squadron the Elevating Transfer Vehicle picks up and moves pallets of cargo to be placed on a jet. This holding area has the capacity to hold 590 pallets at one time. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Jason Minto)
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MSG-3

Team Dover performs major inspection on a C-5 Galaxy in the isochronal dock. 436th Maintenance Group has performed Maintenance Steering Group Three Major inspections on four C-5. This type of maintenance is a thorough structural inspection to help increase the lifespan of the plane. (U.S. Air Force photo / Jason Minto)
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MSG-3

436th MXG members work to install a new floor panel, as part of the Maintenance Steering Group Three Major inspection. The inspection is a thorough structural inspection, including 3,400 new technical orders never performed at Dover before August of 2009. Many of the new inspections have not been done since the plane was originally built. (U.S. Air Force photo / Jason Minto)
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Super Port

In the holding area of the 436th Aerial Port Squadron, the Elevating Transfer Vehicle has picked up this pallet and moved it to an outside loading dock to be placed on a K-loader. This holding area has the capacity to hold 590 pallets at one time. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Jason Minto)
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Aerial Port

The 436th Aerial Port Squadron moved 7,696 pallets of cargo between Jan. 12 and Jan. 15 2010, through this holding area. It has the capacity to hold 590 pallets at one time. (U.S. Air Force photo / Jason Minto)
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Aerial Port

The outside of the holding area drops off right to the flightline to expedite the transport of cargo. Cargo is taken out of the holding area on K-loaders and loaded directly on a cargo plane. This holding area preserves flightline space while keeping the cargo area in close proximity to the aircraft. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Jason Minto)
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Bowling center to begin 24-hour operations

The Kingpin Caf? and Airman?s Outpost plan to begin 24-hour operations Feb. 1. The plan to go to a 24-hour operation schedule has received much positive feedback from many squadrons. This new schedule will allow Team Dover members to eat at the caf? at any hour as well as allowing Airmen all time access to the Airmen?s Outpost. (U.S. Air Force photo/Jason Minto)
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Oh Mitten Tree, Oh Mitten Tree

The Mitten Tree at the Dover Air Force Base Library is decorated with more than 75 articles of clothing that will be donated to the local shelter in Dover. (U.S. Air Force photo/Brianne Zimny)
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Thanksgiving Day

(Left to right) Chief Master Sgt. Fred Eason, 512th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron superintendent, places eggnog on a tray carried by Irene Hafer, wife of Col. David Hafer, 436th Operations Group deputy commander, who served Dover Airmen and retirees eggnog refreshments at the Patterson Dining Facility Nov. 26. Wing leadership volunteered to serve a holiday meal for Team Dover and wish them a Happy Thanksgiving. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Airman 1st Class Shen-Chia Chu)
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Eagle Lanes Bowling Center upgrades

The Eagle Lanes Bowling Center features new flat-screen monitors, ball racks, seating, tables and lane upgrades. The improvements were part of a $250,000 renovation and were completed Nov. 14. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Brianne Zimny)
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