Train like we fight: Yokota Airmen practice emergency management

AEDs give life-saving capabilities to Yokota

When a Yokota Airman became unconscious during a recent physical training session, responders on the scene turned to an automated external defibrillator to save his life."Without the AED getting there so fast, the Airman's life wouldn't have been saved," said Airman 1st Class Linda Wolff, 374th

Boy Scouts visit base energy manager

CGOC, Youth Center hosts cultural friendship barbeque

Pacific 'Port Dogs' take on Rodeo 2011

Seven aerial porters from throughout the Pacific came together to represent the 515th Air Mobility Wing during the 2011 Air Mobility Rodeo here July 24 to 20. The 515th AMOW is a geographically-separated wing composed of six squadrons throughout the Pacific. These 'port dogs' were hand-selected to

Security Forces zeros-in on High Risk Response Training

Running of the Bulls

As the sun rose July 27, members of the 374th Civil Engineer Squadron, the Bulls, gathered together for the Running of the Bulls.Running of the Bulls was a voluntary 8-mile run around the perimeter of the base. This is the first Running of the Bulls, and it demonstrates the squadron's commitment to

USFJ, 5th AF commander visits 374th AW, recognizes top performers

Lt. Gen. Burton Field, commander of U.S. Forces, Japan, and 5th Air Force, paid a visit to Airmen assigned to various units within the 374th Airlift Wing here July 21-22, to get a firsthand account of the wing's mission and capabilities. General Field also thanked Airmen for their work during

"Running of the Bulls" takes place at Yokota

The running of the bulls is a tradition involving people running from bulls, but when the bulls run on Yokota Air Base, Japan, it's means something else entirely. Airman Ryan Lis talked to Staff Sgt. Alfonso Dabdoub to find about how Yokota's "Running of the Bulls" differs from its better known

Man on the Street II: What are you doing to conserve energy?