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Back Street Cafe opens Battle Zone

SrA Matthew Nunez (left) and SrA Jose Marrero, both of 163d RW/SF, take a breather during lunch to duke it out on a video game in the newly opened Battle Zone inside the Back Street Cafe. The “Zone” opened in early September and features about six games played on two X-Box 360s. Among those games are “Call of Duty 4” and “Madden 09.” The Battle Zone is open weekdays 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. for lunch, and 5 to 7 p.m. for dinner. On UTA weekends, hours are 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. for lunch, and 5 to 8 p.m. at dinner. “We want to make it (Back Street Cafe) a hangout spot,” said Norman Godwin, Hap Arnold Club manager. “It gives the folks something to do and a reason to come and hang out in the club.” The club also offers free WiFi and Movie Nights. Movies on UTAs are 7 p.m. in the Back Street Cafe. (U.S. Air Force photo by Will Alexander)
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BOX OFFICE HIT 'EAGLE EYE' FILMED AT MARCH

More than 30 members from March participated in last weekend’s box office hit “Eagle Eye” during its filming at March ARB. Airmen, Soldiers, civilian employees and employees at the DHL distribution center at the south end of the base were all involved in various scenes. The DHL hub was used for a chase scene where the actors slid down and crawled across equipment, while military members participated as extras, posing as TSA and airport police. A C-17 aircraft was also featured. In the movie, Shia LaBeouf and co-star Michelle Monaghan are strangers thrown together in dangerous situations after they receive a phone call by a mysterious woman who threatens their lives and their families. Throughout their travels, they are watched through everyday technology and are eventually marked as terrorists who become the most wanted people in the country. (U.S. Air Force photo)
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BOX OFFICE HIT 'EAGLE EYE' FILMED AT MARCH

Chief Master Sgt. Robert Ehlers, 56 APS, poses with Michelle Monaghan on the set of "Eagle Eye." Actor Shia LaBeouf (left), awaits the next scene. More than 30 members from March participated in last weekend’s box office hit “Eagle Eye” during its filming at March ARB. Airmen, Soldiers, civilian employees and employees at the DHL distribution center at the south end of the base were all involved in various scenes. The DHL hub was used for a chase scene where the actors slid down and crawled across equipment, while military members participated as extras, posing as TSA and airport police. A C-17 aircraft was also featured. In the movie, LaBeouf and co-star Monaghan are strangers thrown together in dangerous situations after they receive a phone call by a mysterious woman who threatens their lives and their families. Throughout their travels, they are watched through everyday technology and are eventually marked as terrorists who become the most wanted people in the country. (U.S. Air Force photo)
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BOX OFFICE HIT 'EAGLE EYE' FILMED AT MARCH

Actor Shia LaBeouf (center), takes a quick snapshot with Team March Airmen and Soldiers at DHL in January. More than 30 members from March participated in last weekend’s box office hit “Eagle Eye” during its filming at March ARB. Airmen, Soldiers, civilian employees and employees at the DHL distribution center at the south end of the base were all involved in various scenes. The DHL hub was used for a chase scene where the actors slid down and crawled across equipment, while military members participated as extras, posing as TSA and airport police. A C-17 aircraft was also featured. In the movie, LaBeouf and co-star Michelle Monaghan are strangers thrown together in dangerous situations after they receive a phone call by a mysterious woman who threatens their lives and their families. Throughout their travels, they are watched through everyday technology and are eventually marked as terrorists who become the most wanted people in the country. (U.S. Air Force photo)
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New shops to open at BX

Al Reyna, an AAFES maintenance tech (right), mixes mud he’ll use to texture drywall at the old Class Six location, as Anthony McKoy, AAFES electrician, clears the construction area. (U.S. Air Force photo by Will Alexander)
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Moreno Valley Chamber honors 4 AF sergeant

Tech. Sgt Ameerah Beyah-Brewer, a client support administrator at 4 AF, hits the books at a class she is attending at the NCO Academy at Peterson AFB, Colo. on Tuesday. The Moreno Valley Chamber honored her for her military service. (U.S. Air Force photo by Rob Bussard)
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NOT FORGOTTEN: POW/MIA DAY CEREMONY AT MARCH AIR RESERVE BASE

Staff Sgt. Hilda Agyemang lights a candle during the POW/MIA Table Ceremony to symbolize vigilance for those still missing. (U.S. Air Force photo by Will Alexander, 452 AMW)
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NOT FORGOTTEN: POW/MIA DAY CEREMONY AT MARCH AIR RESERVE BASE

Chief Master Sgt. Agustin Huerta, 452 AMW/CCC; Col. Cam LeBlanc, 452 MXG commander; Col. Pamela LeBlanc, 452 MSG commander; and Col. Robert Weisenberger, 452 MG commander, stand for the posting of the colors. (U.S. Air Force photo by Will Alexander, 452 AMW)
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NOT FORGOTTEN: POW/MIA DAY CEREMONY AT MARCH AIR RESERVE BASE

Wreath bearer Staff Sgt. Hilda Agyemang stands at attention after placing a wreath. The red roses are for those who gave their lives; the white, for those who return; the yellow, for those still missing; and the red ribbon is for love of country and comrades who were willing to give all for freedom. (U.S. Air Force photo by Will Alexander, 452 AMW)
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NOT FORGOTTEN: POW/MIA DAY CEREMONY AT MARCH AIR RESERVE BASE

Guest speaker Michael Goldware talks to an audience about three POWs from Vietnam. (U.S. Air Force photo by Will Alexander, 452 AMW)
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NOT FORGOTTEN: POW/MIA DAY CEREMONY AT MARCH AIR RESERVE BASE

Capt. Lance Sijan’s F-4C crashed in a ball of fire after a malfunction caused its ordnance to detonate prematurely. With no survival kit, no food, little water, a fractured skull, a mangled hand and fractured leg, he evaded capture for 46 days by crawling down a rocky limestone karst on his back, ” guest speaker Michael Goldware told Capt. Sijan’s story at the ceremony.
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NOT FORGOTTEN: POW/MIA DAY CEREMONY AT MARCH AIR RESERVE BASE

William Nipper was one of three former POWs from WWII who attended March ARB’s ceremony. (U,S, Air Force photo by Will Alexander, 452 AMW)
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NOT FORGOTTEN: POW/MIA DAY CEREMONY AT MARCH AIR RESERVE BASE

Edgar MacDonald was one of three former POWs from WWII who attended March ARB’s ceremony. (U,S, Air Force photo by Will Alexander, 452 AMW)
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NOT FORGOTTEN: POW/MIA DAY CEREMONY AT MARCH AIR RESERVE BASE

Honor Guard members placed an Air Force cover on one of five plates during the POW/MIA Table Ceremony. (U.S. Air Force photo by Will Alexander, 452 AMW)
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NOT FORGOTTEN: POW/MIA DAY CEREMONY AT MARCH AIR RESERVE BASE

WWII POW Dwight Lambert and Pat Ellsworth prepare to enter the CRC for the ceremony. Although her husband, Bob, was a captive at the same camp as Lambert, the two did not know each other. (U.S. Air Force photo by Will Alexander, 452 AMW)
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NOT FORGOTTEN: POW/MIA DAY CEREMONY AT MARCH AIR RESERVE BASE

Sailors listen to guest speaker Michael Goldware. (U.S. Air Force photo by Will Alexander, 452 AMW)
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NOT FORGOTTEN: POW/MIA DAY CEREMONY AT MARCH AIR RESERVE BASE

A firing party from the Honor Guard recovers after a firing salute. (Left to right) Staff Sgt. Keith Lawson, Tech. Sgt. Neil Ballecer, and Master Sgt. Robert Carreon.(U.S. Air Force photo by Will Alexander, 452 AMW)
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NOT FORGOTTEN: POW/MIA DAY CEREMONY AT MARCH AIR RESERVE BASE

Members of the Honor Guard hold covers from each of the five services during the POW/MIA Table Ceremony, Sept. 19. The covers represent the missing in action from past wars in the Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, Army and the Coast Guard. Pictured are (left to right): Staff Sgt John Ahrens, Staff Sgt. Keith Lawson, Tech. Sgt. Neil Ballecer, SrA Terrence Mananes and Staff Sgt. Hilda Agyemang. Master Sgt. Robert Carreon narrated the ceremony. (U.S. Air Force photo by Will Alexander, 452 AMW)
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IT’S TIME TO PREPARE FOR 2008 MILITARY BALL

Members of the Military Ball Committee prepare to place a banner near the March ARB Main Gate. The ball will take place Nov. 15. Formal attire is required. For men: Mess Dress or tuxedo, service dress with white shirt and blue tie. For women: Mess Dress or evening gown, service dress with white blouse, blue tab. The Military Ball is open to all branches of the service. For more infomation and tickets, contact your unit’s Military Ball representative. Pictured are Melinda Miller, Karen Krause, Master Sgt. Christine Devin, Master Sgt. Jeff McAnany, Mikki Hinojosa, and Tech. Sgt. Tianna Yamauchi. (U.S. Air Force photo by Major Don Traud, 452 AMW)
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MASTERS OF METAL

Technical Sgt. Percy Padilla, a metals technician at 452nd Maintenance Squadron, uses a grinder to shape a metal part. The tool is used for a number applications, like removing paint or grinding down a weld. As a metals technician, Padilla also machines metal parts. Metals technicians are part of the squadron’s Fabrication Flight and work out of the Metals Technology shop. (U.S. Air Force photo by Val Gempis)
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