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B-52's arrive on Guam
Andersen AFB, Guam -- Airmen help unload a B-52 Stratofortress bomber from the 96th Expeditionary Bomb Squadron after arriving on Andersen AFB. The rotating bomber units promote security and stability in the region as well as provide unique aircrew training opportunities. The 96th EBS is deployed here from Barksdale AFB, La. (U.S. Air Force Photo By Staff Sgt. Vanessa Valentine)
美空军6架B-52轰炸机抵达关岛安德森基地
为保证太平洋地区战略轰炸机存在，美空军驻巴克斯代尔基地第2轰炸机联队6架B-52轰炸机于21日抵达关岛安德森基地远征部署。此批轰炸机以及随行274名官兵在关岛组建第96远征轰炸机中队将部署到6月份，并计划在26日开始进行首次飞行训练。此次轮换旨在提高部队前沿部署的适应能力、前沿基地部队的作战能力以及与盟国之间的协同能力。第96远征轰炸机中队将接替怀特曼基地的第393远征轰炸机中队4架B-2轰炸机，但该中队1架该型轰炸机于当地时间23日在起飞时坠毁。
Stratofortress' deploy to Pacific, support continuous bomber presence
by Airman 1st Class Erica Stewart
36th Operations Group Public Affairs
2/21/2008 - ANDERSEN AIR FORCE BASE, Guam -- Airmen from the 96th Bomb Wing at Barksdale Air Force Base, La. and their B-52 Stratofortress bombers arrived in Guam this week to begin a four-month deployment.
The Louisiana-based aircraft, aircrew, support and maintenance personnel replaced the Whiteman AFB, Mo. personnel who redeployed home as part of a scheduled rotation of bomber units. The rotational bomber presence at Andersen has been occurring for more than three years as the Pacific Command adjusts its force posture to maintain a prudent deterrent capability.
"The rotational bomber presence is aimed at enhancing regional security, demonstrating U.S. commitment to the Western Pacific, and providing integrated training opportunities," said Col. Damien MaCarthy, 36th Operations Group commander.
"The U.S. Pacific Command is committed to promoting peace and security in the region, I'm pleased to see the 96th Expeditionary Bomb Squadron, the 'Red Devils', return to Andersen and I expect them to continue to showcase our ability to expertly employ long range combat power throughout the Pacific," he said.
With six B-52's and approximately 274 Airmen deployed here through June, the 96th EBS is wasting no time showcasing their flying mission.
Even as the first B-52s arrived here from the Eastern U.S., planning is already underway for local and long duration sorties.
"We have already planned our first sortie on Feb. 26," said Lt. Col. Patrick Matthew, 96th EBS commander. "Flying is what the Red Devils are here to do."
The rotation of U.S. forces enhances operational access to train forward-deployed and forward-based combat forces, and increases interoperability with partner nations, according to PACOM officials.
"We will continue to assure our allies that we will work with them to deter aggression in this area of responsibility while honing our combat skills," Colonel Matthew said.
These missions are the heart of the 96th EBS, according to Colonel Matthew.
"Our mission is to demonstrate U.S. Commitment to ensuring peace and stability in the Asia-Pacific region," he said. "It also provides an increased capability to respond to any military threat or crisis."
The United States has a number of important relationships in the Pacific region, and PACOM has taken significant steps to strengthen its operational presence and interoperability with regional partners.B-52's arrive on Guam
Andersen AFB, Guam -- Airmen help unload a B-52 Stratofortress bomber from the 96th Expeditionary Bomb Squadron after arriving on Andersen AFB. The rotating bomber units promote security and stability in the region as well as provide unique aircrew training opportunities. The 96th EBS is deployed here from Barksdale AFB, La. (U.S. Air Force Photo By Staff Sgt. Vanessa Valentine)
美空军6架B-52轰炸机抵达关岛安德森基地
为保证太平洋地区战略轰炸机存在，美空军驻巴克斯代尔基地第2轰炸机联队6架B-52轰炸机于21日抵达关岛安德森基地远征部署。此批轰炸机以及随行274名官兵在关岛组建第96远征轰炸机中队将部署到6月份，并计划在26日开始进行首次飞行训练。此次轮换旨在提高部队前沿部署的适应能力、前沿基地部队的作战能力以及与盟国之间的协同能力。第96远征轰炸机中队将接替怀特曼基地的第393远征轰炸机中队4架B-2轰炸机，但该中队1架该型轰炸机于当地时间23日在起飞时坠毁。
Stratofortress' deploy to Pacific, support continuous bomber presence
by Airman 1st Class Erica Stewart
36th Operations Group Public Affairs
2/21/2008 - ANDERSEN AIR FORCE BASE, Guam -- Airmen from the 96th Bomb Wing at Barksdale Air Force Base, La. and their B-52 Stratofortress bombers arrived in Guam this week to begin a four-month deployment.
The Louisiana-based aircraft, aircrew, support and maintenance personnel replaced the Whiteman AFB, Mo. personnel who redeployed home as part of a scheduled rotation of bomber units. The rotational bomber presence at Andersen has been occurring for more than three years as the Pacific Command adjusts its force posture to maintain a prudent deterrent capability.
"The rotational bomber presence is aimed at enhancing regional security, demonstrating U.S. commitment to the Western Pacific, and providing integrated training opportunities," said Col. Damien MaCarthy, 36th Operations Group commander.
"The U.S. Pacific Command is committed to promoting peace and security in the region, I'm pleased to see the 96th Expeditionary Bomb Squadron, the 'Red Devils', return to Andersen and I expect them to continue to showcase our ability to expertly employ long range combat power throughout the Pacific," he said.
With six B-52's and approximately 274 Airmen deployed here through June, the 96th EBS is wasting no time showcasing their flying mission.
Even as the first B-52s arrived here from the Eastern U.S., planning is already underway for local and long duration sorties.
"We have already planned our first sortie on Feb. 26," said Lt. Col. Patrick Matthew, 96th EBS commander. "Flying is what the Red Devils are here to do."
The rotation of U.S. forces enhances operational access to train forward-deployed and forward-based combat forces, and increases interoperability with partner nations, according to PACOM officials.
"We will continue to assure our allies that we will work with them to deter aggression in this area of responsibility while honing our combat skills," Colonel Matthew said.
These missions are the heart of the 96th EBS, according to Colonel Matthew.
"Our mission is to demonstrate U.S. Commitment to ensuring peace and stability in the Asia-Pacific region," he said. "It also provides an increased capability to respond to any military threat or crisis."
The United States has a number of important relationships in the Pacific region, and PACOM has taken significant steps to strengthen its operational presence and interoperability with regional partners.
Andersen AFB, Guam -- Airmen help unload a B-52 Stratofortress bomber from the 96th Expeditionary Bomb Squadron after arriving on Andersen AFB. The rotating bomber units promote security and stability in the region as well as provide unique aircrew training opportunities. The 96th EBS is deployed here from Barksdale AFB, La. (U.S. Air Force Photo By Staff Sgt. Vanessa Valentine)
美空军6架B-52轰炸机抵达关岛安德森基地
为保证太平洋地区战略轰炸机存在，美空军驻巴克斯代尔基地第2轰炸机联队6架B-52轰炸机于21日抵达关岛安德森基地远征部署。此批轰炸机以及随行274名官兵在关岛组建第96远征轰炸机中队将部署到6月份，并计划在26日开始进行首次飞行训练。此次轮换旨在提高部队前沿部署的适应能力、前沿基地部队的作战能力以及与盟国之间的协同能力。第96远征轰炸机中队将接替怀特曼基地的第393远征轰炸机中队4架B-2轰炸机，但该中队1架该型轰炸机于当地时间23日在起飞时坠毁。
Stratofortress' deploy to Pacific, support continuous bomber presence
by Airman 1st Class Erica Stewart
36th Operations Group Public Affairs
2/21/2008 - ANDERSEN AIR FORCE BASE, Guam -- Airmen from the 96th Bomb Wing at Barksdale Air Force Base, La. and their B-52 Stratofortress bombers arrived in Guam this week to begin a four-month deployment.
The Louisiana-based aircraft, aircrew, support and maintenance personnel replaced the Whiteman AFB, Mo. personnel who redeployed home as part of a scheduled rotation of bomber units. The rotational bomber presence at Andersen has been occurring for more than three years as the Pacific Command adjusts its force posture to maintain a prudent deterrent capability.
"The rotational bomber presence is aimed at enhancing regional security, demonstrating U.S. commitment to the Western Pacific, and providing integrated training opportunities," said Col. Damien MaCarthy, 36th Operations Group commander.
"The U.S. Pacific Command is committed to promoting peace and security in the region, I'm pleased to see the 96th Expeditionary Bomb Squadron, the 'Red Devils', return to Andersen and I expect them to continue to showcase our ability to expertly employ long range combat power throughout the Pacific," he said.
With six B-52's and approximately 274 Airmen deployed here through June, the 96th EBS is wasting no time showcasing their flying mission.
Even as the first B-52s arrived here from the Eastern U.S., planning is already underway for local and long duration sorties.
"We have already planned our first sortie on Feb. 26," said Lt. Col. Patrick Matthew, 96th EBS commander. "Flying is what the Red Devils are here to do."
The rotation of U.S. forces enhances operational access to train forward-deployed and forward-based combat forces, and increases interoperability with partner nations, according to PACOM officials.
"We will continue to assure our allies that we will work with them to deter aggression in this area of responsibility while honing our combat skills," Colonel Matthew said.
These missions are the heart of the 96th EBS, according to Colonel Matthew.
"Our mission is to demonstrate U.S. Commitment to ensuring peace and stability in the Asia-Pacific region," he said. "It also provides an increased capability to respond to any military threat or crisis."
The United States has a number of important relationships in the Pacific region, and PACOM has taken significant steps to strengthen its operational presence and interoperability with regional partners.B-52's arrive on Guam
Andersen AFB, Guam -- Airmen help unload a B-52 Stratofortress bomber from the 96th Expeditionary Bomb Squadron after arriving on Andersen AFB. The rotating bomber units promote security and stability in the region as well as provide unique aircrew training opportunities. The 96th EBS is deployed here from Barksdale AFB, La. (U.S. Air Force Photo By Staff Sgt. Vanessa Valentine)
美空军6架B-52轰炸机抵达关岛安德森基地
为保证太平洋地区战略轰炸机存在，美空军驻巴克斯代尔基地第2轰炸机联队6架B-52轰炸机于21日抵达关岛安德森基地远征部署。此批轰炸机以及随行274名官兵在关岛组建第96远征轰炸机中队将部署到6月份，并计划在26日开始进行首次飞行训练。此次轮换旨在提高部队前沿部署的适应能力、前沿基地部队的作战能力以及与盟国之间的协同能力。第96远征轰炸机中队将接替怀特曼基地的第393远征轰炸机中队4架B-2轰炸机，但该中队1架该型轰炸机于当地时间23日在起飞时坠毁。
Stratofortress' deploy to Pacific, support continuous bomber presence
by Airman 1st Class Erica Stewart
36th Operations Group Public Affairs
2/21/2008 - ANDERSEN AIR FORCE BASE, Guam -- Airmen from the 96th Bomb Wing at Barksdale Air Force Base, La. and their B-52 Stratofortress bombers arrived in Guam this week to begin a four-month deployment.
The Louisiana-based aircraft, aircrew, support and maintenance personnel replaced the Whiteman AFB, Mo. personnel who redeployed home as part of a scheduled rotation of bomber units. The rotational bomber presence at Andersen has been occurring for more than three years as the Pacific Command adjusts its force posture to maintain a prudent deterrent capability.
"The rotational bomber presence is aimed at enhancing regional security, demonstrating U.S. commitment to the Western Pacific, and providing integrated training opportunities," said Col. Damien MaCarthy, 36th Operations Group commander.
"The U.S. Pacific Command is committed to promoting peace and security in the region, I'm pleased to see the 96th Expeditionary Bomb Squadron, the 'Red Devils', return to Andersen and I expect them to continue to showcase our ability to expertly employ long range combat power throughout the Pacific," he said.
With six B-52's and approximately 274 Airmen deployed here through June, the 96th EBS is wasting no time showcasing their flying mission.
Even as the first B-52s arrived here from the Eastern U.S., planning is already underway for local and long duration sorties.
"We have already planned our first sortie on Feb. 26," said Lt. Col. Patrick Matthew, 96th EBS commander. "Flying is what the Red Devils are here to do."
The rotation of U.S. forces enhances operational access to train forward-deployed and forward-based combat forces, and increases interoperability with partner nations, according to PACOM officials.
"We will continue to assure our allies that we will work with them to deter aggression in this area of responsibility while honing our combat skills," Colonel Matthew said.
These missions are the heart of the 96th EBS, according to Colonel Matthew.
"Our mission is to demonstrate U.S. Commitment to ensuring peace and stability in the Asia-Pacific region," he said. "It also provides an increased capability to respond to any military threat or crisis."
The United States has a number of important relationships in the Pacific region, and PACOM has taken significant steps to strengthen its operational presence and interoperability with regional partners.
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