Col. Shanon Anderson, 436th Airlift Wing vice commander, signs the Sexual Assault Awareness Month proclamation at Dover Air Force Base, Delaware, April 1, 2022. Anderson, along with other Dover AFB senior leaders, signed the proclamation to support SAAM in April. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. J.D. Strong II)

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512 AW News

  • Reserve aerial porters contribute to Operation Iraqi Freedom

    Being deployed during the holidays can be a trying experience, but 512th Airlift Wing aerial porters are keeping their spirits up while supplying vital cargo to the war fighter in Iraq. Twenty-four 46th Aerial Port Squadron members here and 10 Airmen from the 71st APS, Langley AFB, Va., are spending

  • Reserve unit delivers humanitarian supplies to Guatemala

    They might not wear red suits or fly a sleigh with nine reindeer, but the 709th Airlift Squadron kept true to the holiday spirit of goodwill to all mankind. Performing the role of Santa's sleigh Dec. 5-6, a Dover Air Force Base, Del., C-5 Galaxy packed with 64,000 pounds of cargo was delivered to

  • 512th AW crew chief wins AFRC Safety NCO of the Year

    A 512th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron's C-5 crew chief was recently presented the Ground Safety Noncommissioned Officer of the Year Award for Dover Air Force Base, 22nd Air Force and Air Force Reserve Command. The award recognizes outstanding achievements in ground safety between Oct. 1, 2007 and

  • 512th OG dedicates new heritage room

    The 512th Operations Group unveiled its heritage room in the 512th OG building Nov.1. Heritage rooms, a tradition throughout most U.S. Air Force flying units, represent the unit's legacy through pictures and artifacts displayed on the walls. Not only is the room a place for retaining a unit's past,

  • A new home for gate guards

    Hunt Construction recently completed the security gate for the housing side of Dover Air Force Base. The new building provides more space, a heated area and a restroom for the 436th Security Forces Squadron members guarding the gate. "I love the new building," said Airman 1st Class Jesse Bechtel,

  • Fall Safety Campaign ends Nov. 30

    Traffic safety has been the focus of the first-ever, joint-service Fall Safety Campaign, which kicked off Sept. 2 and ends Nov. 30. Over the last three years, the Air Force has lost 41 people during the Sept.-Nov. timeframe, a 29 percent higher rate than during the 101 Critical Days of Summer. The