Families welcome home eagle airlifters

374th OG welcomes new commander

Space A travel, baggage allowances

Whether you are headed out to climb Mt. Fuji or to explore the ruins of ancient Rome, Space Available travel can help get you there for less. Keep in mind that unlike flying on the commercial airlines, you don't have the option of paying for excess luggage. So to avoid the hassles, here are a few

Fallen World War II B-29 aircrews honored during annual memorial service

On June 11, members from Yokota participated in a memorial ceremony in Shizuoka City, Japan. U.S. Airmen have been invited to take part in the event each year since 1972, bringing the U.S. and Japanese communities together to mourn a shared loss.The tragedy occurred June 20, 1945, when two B-29

First PACAF EDIS lending library opens at Yokota

Members of the Educational and Developmental Intervention Services opened the lending library located inside the 374th Medical Group Annex at building 1585, room LA22 at Yokota, June 10.The lending library is a special library that is equipped with items such as, developmentally appropriate toys,

Commentary - PACAF Band-Asia brings courage, hope to Japanese

Eighty three days after the worst recorded earthquake and tsunami struck Japan, the Band of the Pacific-Asia's "Pacific Trends" rock/pop group traveled to the Miyagi and Iwate areas including Sendai City bringing smiles, clapping, dancing, and even sharing a few tears of relief together with one of

JASDF welcomes new communications squadron commander

S.E.E. you on the road

According to the Air Force Safety Center, in fiscal year 2010 the Air Force lost 12 Airmen to off-duty, two-wheeled private motor vehicle accidents. These fatalities were due to reckless behavior and excessive speeds. As part of the Air Force Critical Days of Summer safety campaign, members are

Yokota library's summer reading program goes medieval

As summer begins and students are released from school, it means a chance for most students to forget school work and relax, but for others it is means more free time to read.With Yokota's summer reading program, beginning in June and ending in August, children and youth up to 12th grade can

Yokota Airmen practice for natural disasters during IRRE