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Tag Archives: Dover
Medevac crash victims returned home
DOVER AIR FORCE BASE, Del. — The transfer team’s steps were meticulously synchronized. Their white gloves were spotless. The flag wrapped around each case was tight, each with an identical number of stars and stripes showing.
Reservist in private plane aids C-17
A C-17 marooned at 35,000 feet without a radio. Air traffic controllers struggling to land the cargo plane safely. And a C-17 reservist, flying a private plane, who talked the big bird down. It was just like a scene from … Continue reading
Reservist in private plane aids C-17
A C-17 marooned at 35,000 feet without a radio. Air traffic controllers struggling to land the cargo plane safely. And a C-17 reservist, flying a private plane, who talked the big bird down. It was just like a scene from … Continue reading
Mid-Atlantic bases brace for more snow
The Air Force braced for another dose of winter weather at its mid-Atlantic bases Tuesday, expecting another 10 inches to 17 inches of snow on top of the two feet dumped on the region over the weekend.In Washington, the Pentagon … Continue reading
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Tagged 1st Lt. Brian Maguire, Air, Atlantic, Base, Del., Dover, Eric Sharmen, Md., N.J., public affairs office, Secretary Michael Donley, Va., Washington, West Virginia
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Dover Reserve crew delivers communications team, equipment to Haiti
Airmen from the 326th Airlift Squadron, here, delivered the Joint Communications Support Element to Port-au-Prince, Haiti, aboard a C-17 Globemaster III during the early morning hours of Jan. 16. On the way to Haiti, the Air Force Reserve aircrew stopped at … Continue reading
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Tagged Air, c 17 globemaster, Capt. Jim McCann, Dover, Fla., Haiti, Port-au-Prince
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Families of the Fallen center opens at Dover
DOVER AIR FORCE BASE, Del. — Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Norton Schwartz on Wednesday helped open the Center for the Families of the Fallen, where families await the remains of their loved ones' return to American soil.Fallen service … Continue reading
Mortuary center sees steep rise in visits
DOVER AIR FORCE BASE, Del. — Susan Velloza stood on the flight line here less than 36 hours after she found out two Iraqi soldiers shot and killed her only child.She cried as she and her husband watched six soldiers … Continue reading
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Tagged Afghanistan, Baghdad, California, Chicago, Col. Robert Edmondson, Del., Delaware, Dover, family, Iraq, Joe Duffy, Justin, Maj. Desiree Saumoy, Major Mom, North Carolina, Philadelphia, red eye flight, Rose, Sgt. Jake Velloza, Sgt. Justin Duffy, Sgt. Stephen Nichols, Susan Velloza, Todd Rose, Wisconsin
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Procession, burial for Speicher in Jacksonville
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Thousands of people lined the streets for the funeral procession of Gulf War Navy pilot Michael Scott Speicher, whose remains were discovered in Iraq and returned home 18 years after his plane was shot down.A hearse carried … Continue reading
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Tagged Air Station, central Iraq, Chief Warrant Officer Brian Farrell, Deborah Hudgins, Del., Dick Cheney, Dover, family, Fla., Florida, Gov. Charlie Crist, Iraq, Jack Del, JACKSONVILLE, Joanne, John Peyton, Kansas City, Memorial Wall, Michael Scott, michael scott speicher, Rio, Scott Speicher, the Gulf
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