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  • Here they come! Some will look like characters out of your favorite movie, some will look like animals or a scary monster. No matter who you see walking down the street of Incirlik Oct. 31 remember safety first. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Tiffany Colburn)

    Remember safety first for Halloween

    As the children of Incirlik take to the streets from 6 to 8 p.m. Oct. 31 the 39th Air Base Wing safety office has a few things they want you to remember as they or your children say trick or treat. First, for motorists taking to the streets: -- Watch for children darting out from between parked cars. -- Watch for children walking on roadways,
  • Airman 1st Class John Wilkerson, 39th Security Forces Squadron member, hands his weapon to Airman 1st Class Nichelle Ingram, 39th SFS armer, during shift change Oct. 30. The armory made changes to quickly get security forces members in and out of the armory in timely matter saving valuable time for other things. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Patrice Clarke)

    AFSO 21 -- A smarter armory

    In an effort to enhance mission effectiveness and return time to Airmen, members of the 39th Security Forces Squadron armory have streamlined their equipment issue process, allowing security forces members to come on and get off shift faster. "When I first got here, everything was spread out," said Staff Sgt. David Walker, 39th SFS noncommissioned
  • Capt. Alisha Edwards, 39th Medical Group social worker, talks to a patient at the Life Skills Clinic here Oct. 30. In the time of an emotional emergency there are many agencies on base that people can refer to. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Patrice Clarke)

    Who you gonna call?

    Most everyone knows who to call during a medical emergency. Even when there is a fire you know who to call but what happens if you have an emotional or spiritual emergency? Team Incirlik has several avenues for base members to get the emotional and spiritual emergency attention needed. The main place to go would be the 39th Medical Group mental
  • Devyn Johnson looks at his prize from the fish booth game at the fall carnival Oct. 28. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Tiffany Colburn)

    Fun had by all at fall carnival

    More than 300 people showed up for the annual fall carnival at Incirlik American School Oct. 28. The Parent, Teacher Student Association sponsored event featured, food booths, a chili-cook off, games and a Holloween costume contest. 
  • Staff Sgt. Heather Ricks, 39th Communications Squadron, looks over the selection of food at the Sultan's Inn Dining Facility Oct. 27. The Sultan's Inn, along with the rest of the 39th Service Squadron are competing for the Best Small Services squadron and Best Dining Facility in U.S. Air Forces in Europe. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Patrice Clarke)

    People First…Service Always

    The men and women of the 39th Services Squadron are committed to their motto, "People First ... Service Always," as they prepare to face one of their biggest evaluations of the year, the Headquarters U.S. Air Forces in Europe Eubank and Food Excellence Evaluations. The evaluations will ultimately recognize the USAFE nominees for Best Small Services
  • Tech. Sgt. Brian Jones, 39th Air Base Wing noncommissioned officer in charge of public affairs, ensures the day's stories are updated and ready for the public Oct. 27. Members of the 39th ABW launched "Incirlik Now" whcih gives members of the Incirlik community news at their finger tips. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Oshawn Jefferson)

    The 'lik' jumps on internet express with Incirlik Now

    News, according to Dictionary.Com, is a report of a recent event; intelligence, or information ... the key word being recent. The 39th Air Base Wing Public Affairs Office has given the members of Team Incirlik news at their finger tips. Now at the touch of a button base members can see up-to-date Incirlik news. The brainchild of Staff Sgt. Oshawn
  • Vernon A. Reddick, left, 39th Air Base Wing school liasion officer, talks with Col. Ken Stefanek, 39th ABW vice commander, about various subjects ongoing at Incirlik American School on Oct. 27. Mr. Reddick was the inagural winner of the Department of Defense Education Activity Military Unity Commander Excellence Award. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Oshawn Jefferson)

    SLO wins excellence award

    Those he's been like a father to call him "Pop," his friends call him "Redd," and to those he ministers to most Sunday mornings at the 11:30 a.m. Gospel service he is Pastor, but he can now be called the inaugural winner of the Department of Defense Education Activity Military Unit Commander Excellence Award. "I was very surprised to receive the
  • Seckin Atims, 39th Services Squadron community center recreation specialist, assists Joseph Lipscomb, a 21-year-old dependent, with purchashing a birthday gift at the "Just Because" Ballon and Gift Shop inside the community center Oct. 26. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Oshawn Jefferson)

    Community center is where the fun starts

    As people begin their tours at the place known as the Tip of the Sword, they often wonder what is there to do here. The 39th Services Squadron would tell you that the Incirlik Community Center is where the fun starts. "We are Incirlik's first stop for gifts, games and fun," said Selina Moorer, 39th SVS community center assistant director. "The

  • Incirlik third quarter award winners

    Team Incirlik recognized its best and brightest Oct. 26 during the 39th Air Base Wing quarterly awards luncheon for the third quarter at the consolidated club. The  winners were: Airman of the Quarter Senior Airman Shenequa Johnson, 39th Medical Group Noncommissioned Officer of the QuarterTech. Sgt. Sheila Lawson, 39th Mission Support Group Senior
  • Luciille Sutherland, far left, Incirlik American School assistant principal, and Sandra DiQuinzio, middle, IAS principal, lead IAS elementary school students down the road during the Red Ribbon Week parade against drugs, Oct. 26. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman Kelly LeGuillon)

    Incirlik ends Red Ribbon Week with parade

    More than 100 children from Incirlik American School walked through the streets of Incirlik Oct. 26. Clad in red ribbons, red shirts they chanted "Give us hugs not Drugs" as they culminated Red Ribbon Week with a parade. The children were cheered on during the parade by more than 200 Airmen and dependent family members as they marched to tell the
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