Air Force Academy cadet visits March Air Reserve Base

AMOC: THEIR EYES ARE OVER THE NATION

Jose Clariot thought no one would notice his single-engine plane descend into a Nashville airport early one morning in January. After all, he wasn't flying in the most ideal circumstances. It was still dark outside, and to make matters worse, he was caught in the middle of a rain storm. But it

'Horizons' gets under way in Peru: March Airmen providing free care to poorest Peruvians

American service members kicked-off medical mission New Horizons-Peru 2008, a U.S. and Peruvian humanitarian initiative scheduled through Aug. 31 to provide relief to underprivileged Peruvians. The humanitarian medical mission, currently staffed by 35 Air Force medics, will provide free medical care

163d RW to expand Predator training at March Air Reserve Base

The 163d Maintenance Group's Field Training Detachment (FTD) here will soon be a fully accredited MQ-1 Predator maintenance training schoolhouse, according to a memorandum of agreement between Air Education and Training Command (AETC), Air National Guard Bureau (ANGB) and the 163d FTD. Once the

COLONEL GETS HOSED AT RETIREMENT

FORMER MARCH COMMANDER GETS 2ND STAR

Van poolers say they don't guzzle as much gas

Elaine Plein, a protocol specialist on base, commutes about 50 miles a day to and from work - the equivalent of driving to Denver every month. With gas prices in California averaging $4.57 a gallon, you would imagine Plein breaks the bank every time she fills up at the pump. She should be paying

Pilot logs in 5,000 hours: one of five people in the Air Force to fly 5,000 hours in the C-17

An evaluator pilot with the 729th Airlift Squadron became the first reservist at March Air Reserve Base to log in 5,000 flying hours on the C-17 Globemaster III, June 23. Maj. Dan Nichols hit the monumental number while piloting a mission to Bulgaria in support of a fighter-jet deployment, making

KINGS OF THE COURT

BUDDING LEADERS: Air Force Junior ROTC cadets take a Leadership Course at March

It's been said leaders aren't just born - they're made. For high school students taking part in the Junior Officer Reserve Training Corps program, future leaders start to take shape as early as age 14. Created in 1916, the Junior ROTC program was established to instill in students the value of