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  • Emergency services keep 2015 Air Show safe

    The 2015 Joint Base Andrews Air Show was supported by the 779th Medical Group, the 11th Security Forces Squadron and elements of Naval Operations Support Center.Emergency services, medical support and security measures were put in place to ensure public safety during the show."We're always ready for

  • Thunderbirds fly high over JBA

    Months of preparation culminated in a show featuring static, aviation displays and flights.The flights were headlined by the United States Air Force aerial demonstration team, the Thunderbirds."It's great to be here at Joint Base Andrews! We couldn't think of a better place to celebrate 68 years of

  • JBA rehearses 2015 Air Show

    Joint Base Andrews held air show rehearsals, Sept. 18, 2015. The Air Force holds air shows to inspire patriotism and demonstrate air superiority to the local community. The show featured both vintage and acrobatic planes, as well as showcasing cutting-edge technology.

  • AFDW Commemorates Air Force Birthday with USAF Tattoo

    Airmen from the Air Force District of Washington brought the Air Force's rich history and heritage to life with a celebration of music, drill and ceremony, aircraft, and fireworks as the service commemorated its 68th birthday on the Air Force Ceremonial Lawn at Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling

  • JBA Air Show: It's Here!

    The 2015 Joint Base Andrews Air Show has arrived and with it comes many changes to normal base operation.Friday, Sept. 18 kicks off the JBA Air Show with a full program open to Department of Defense cardholders and special invitees only.Saturday, Sept. 19, JBA will open it's gates to the public as a

  • USAF Honor Guard honors first responders in New York on 9/11 anniversary

    The United States Air Force Honor Guard arrived in New York City, N.Y. at the National September 11 Memorial on Sept. 10, stood in front of the bronze plates inscribed with 2,983 victims and began folding three American Flags.Those flags were safe guarded overnight and delivered Sept. 11 to three