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437th AW leadership recognizes award winners
October 27, 2016
Col. Jimmy Canlas, left, 437th Airlift Wing commander, and Chief Master Sgt. Kristopher Berg, 437th AW command chief, right, stand with the 437th AW third quarter award winners during a ceremony at the Joint Base Charleston Theater Oct. 25. The awardees, from left to right, are:  Senior Airman Ron Vorndran, Master Sgt. Robert Pickel, Tech. Sgt. Jason Mark and Mr. Nathan Watts. The quarterly awards recognize outstanding Airmen, NCOs, senior NCOs, company grade officers and civilians for their hard work and dedication.

Carter Meets With Iraqi Prime Minister, Addresses Troops in Baghdad
October 23, 2016
Secretary of Defense Ash Carter in Irbil, Iraq after flying on a Joint Base Charleston C-17 Globemaster III.  The Defense Secretary was their to review Kurds' role against ISIL in Mosul. (Department of Defense photo)

315th Airlift Wing named 4 AF best of best
October 21, 2016
From Left, Maj. Gen. John Flournoy Jr, 4th Air Force commander;  Chief Master Sgt. Mark Barber, 315th Airlift Wing command chief; Col. Cherie Roff, 315th Mission Support Group commander; Lt. Col. John Robinson, 315th Operations Group vice commander (seated); Col. Gregory Gilmour, 315th AW commander; Tech Sgt. Tim Kelly, 315th AW Safety; and Col. Sharon Johnson, incoming 315th Maintenance Group commander, pose with the Raincross Trophy Oct. 20 after the 315th AW received the award at the Raincross Trophy Dinner in Riverside, California. (Courtesy photo)

Team Charleston recognizes CCAF 2016 Fall graduates
October 19, 2016
Col. Jimmy Canlas, 437th Airlift Wing commander (far left), and Chief Master Sgt. Kristopher Berg (far right), 437th AW command chief, pose for a group photo with 437th AW Airmen during the fall graduation ceremony for the Community College of the Air Force here Oct. 13, 2016. The CCAF is a federally-chartered, degree-granting institution serving the United States Air Force's enlisted total force.

NEWS RELEASE: Joint Base Charleston Airman dies in ATV accident
October 18, 2016

Be a Ripple, Not a Tidal Wave: 315th Airmen participate in communication skills training
October 18, 2016
Michelle McMeekin, Community Support Coordinator at Joint Base Charleston, South Carolina engaged 315th Airlift Wing Airmen and non-commissioned officers during a training course on effective communication up and down the chain of command at Joint Base Charleston, SC., October 16.  (U.S. Air Force Photo by 1st Lt. Justin Clark)

Navy celebrates 241st birthday
October 17, 2016
Seaman Charles Diehl (left), Navy Nuclear Power Training Command machinist mate, Master Chief Petty Officer Asa Worcester (center), Joint Base Charleston command master chief and Sam Kirton, a retired Navy Master Chief Petty Officer, cut the cake during the Navy Ball celebrating the Navy’s 241st birthday. The event took place at the Embassy Suites Hotel, Charleston, South Carolina on Oct. 15. Navy tradition is to have the cake cut by the youngest and oldest Navy members present.

EFAC provides support for returning evacuees
October 17, 2016
Megan Doty (left), 628th Security Forces Squadron unit program coordinator, files out her travel voucher with Senior Airman James Hauck, 628th Comptroller Squadron financial technician, in the Emergency Family Assistance Center at the Airman and Family Readiness Center on Joint Base Charleston Oct. 13. Besides financial assistance the EFAC provides chaplain assistance, legal aid, mental health support and military and family support.

Team Charleston weathers the storm
October 14, 2016
Col. Jimmy Canlas, 437th Airlift Wing commander, marshals in the first C-17 Globemaster III returning to Joint Base Charleston on Oct. 11 after evacuating for Hurricane Matthew. Many of the aircraft continued to perform various world-wide missions from their evacuated locations.

Aircraft return from Hurricane Matthew evacuation
October 11, 2016
Col. Jimmy Canlas, 437th Airlift Wing commander, marshals in the first C-17 Globemaster III returning to Joint Base Charleston on Oct. 11 after evacuating for Hurricane Matthew. Many of the aircraft continued to perform various world-wide missions from their evacuated locations.