Andersen Air Force Base News

History workshop seats still available The Northern Marianas Humanities Council wishes to advise interested individuals that there are still seats available for the History Research Workshop which starts next Monday.

A defense spending bill that proposes $494.6 million for military construction projects on Guam was passed by the House of Representatives this week.

A Medal of Honor recipient toured Andersen Air Force Base, and spoke to members of Andersen's Top Three, May 3. Retired U.S. Army Staff Sgt.

The Defense Department will need considerable time -- beyond 2018 -- to complete an integrated master plan required to unlock certain military buildup construction funds and possibly funding for Guam's civilian projects, a new federal report states.

Training will last through tomorrow. Today, traffic near Andersen South will be briefly stopped around 8 p.m. Marines will be moving to and from Andersen South and Barrigada via helicopter and ground transportation to train in an urban environment.

Greetings, armchair CSIs. I want to extend thanks to great people who help our community, discuss legal concerns, and extend condolences to the friends and families of three soldiers who recently died in Afghanistan.

Guam's Naval bases have decided to stop issuing vehicle registration stickers, citing the cost of the service and saying it no longer is effective or necessary.

A military aircraft will be arriving this afternoon at Andersen Air Force Base carrying fallen soldier Sgt.

Far from the warm Pacific Ocean and with no coconut trees in sight, former Guam residents -- along with family and friends -- gathered in arid Las Vegas for a day centered on island car culture.

Japan Defense Minister Itsunori Onodera visited Guam and said that it needs the territory's help in reducing military presence in Okinawa.

Northrop Grumman-built Triton unmanned aircraft system completed its first flight May 22 from the company's manufacturing facility in Palmdale, Calif.