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  • Team Incirlik remembers fallen Airman

    Members of the 39th Air Base Wing paid tribute to a fallen member of the Incirlik community at a memorial service Aug. 22, at the base chapel.Retired Chief Master Sgt. Patrick Curran, Incirlik community center director, passed away Aug. 19. In his two years at Incirlik, he made a lasting impression

  • Fight the flu: keep vaccines current

    Incirlik's allergy and immunization clinic is encouraging Airmen, their families and all Department of Defense employees to raise their personal awareness during National Immunization Awareness Month in August.Vaccines protect people from dangerous diseases and play a key role in maintaining unit

  • AF officials plan for scheduled downtime to upgrade MilPDS

    The Air Force Personnel Operations Agency here is upgrading and transferring the Military Personnel Data System to the Defense Information Systems Agency's Defense Enterprise Computing Center later this year. The upgrade project is scheduled to take 23 days to complete. During this period, MilPDS

  • YES program offers money for education, work skills

    High school students at Incirlik can earn money for their education while learning valuable work skills by volunteering through the Youth Employment Skills program."The Youth Employment Skills program is an on-base youth volunteer program funded by the Air Force Aid Society and jointly administered

  • Labor negotiations ongoing

    Personnel assigned to the 39th Air Base Wing may have heard talk, or even speculation, pertaining to the possibility of Turkish workers going on strike. As with any situation, it is important to know the facts as rumors tend to spread quickly and can cause people to worry unnecessarily.Currently,

  • New USAFE commander shares priorities, gets personal

    Gen. Philip M. Breedlove, new U.S. Air Forces in Europe commander, outlined his priorities, vision, challenges and personal experiences during an interview here Aug. 8. "I am so proud of this command--our Airmen have accomplished so much in these past three years," said General Breedlove who left