Members of the 62nd Aerial Port Squadron returned to Joint Base Lewis-McChord Wednesday after supporting ground operations in Haiti since Jan. 23. The team is part of a larger 62nd Airlift Wing effort supporting the Haiti operation. The team included aircrews, two of which are still operating from Charleston Air Force Base, S.C., 19 aerial porters and a 16-man maintenance team on the ground in Haiti since Feb. 12.

Flashing red and blue lights signify the start of a traffic stop on Joint Base Lewis-McChord Lewis Main.

Bills and stress. Everyone deals with them at some point, but even more so when children become a part of life.

He had planned to go after it, and that’s just what Mike Mai did.

Waterfall Tour

WHISTLER, British Columbia — Former U.S. Army World Class Athlete Program bobsledder Steven Holcomb ended Team USA’s 62-year gold medal drought in Olympic bobsled competition by driving Justin Olsen, Steve Mesler and Curtis Tomasevicz to victory in the four-man event Saturday at Whistler Sliding Centre.

I followed a Soldier down the sidewalk this week and was struck by the appearance of his uniform. To an old Soldier like me, it didn’t look very sharp.

As our nation commits to preserving freedom through the uncertainty of deployments and conflicts across the world, Americans give us a special gift — embracing Soldiers and their families with sincere support.

JOINT BASE BALAD, Iraq – Soldiers with the 63rd Ordnance Company run operations to support the logistical supply for all types of munitions in Iraq and Afghanistan.

WASHINGTON — Operations in Marjah, Afghanistan, are transitioning from the clearing to the holding phase, as today’s turnover of the government center there marks a symbol of progress, Pentagon Press Secretary Geoff Morrell said Friday.