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  • Drunk, disorderly in the Alley

    Due to increase in complaints, the Turkish Jandarma will start enforcing drunk and disorderly and disturbing the peace violations in the Alley. "Basically, the 10th Tanker commander has received numerous complaints about our conduct in the Alley," said Special Agent Donald Nalley, Air Force Office of Special Investigations, Detachment 522. "These
  • Staff Sgt. Kevin Hammer (right), an explosive ordnance disposal craftsman with the 39th Civil Engineer Squadron, adjusts the straps on Staff Sgt.Ryan Bobzin's, 39th CES explosive ordnance disposal journeyman, bio suit during a bioenvironmental exercise. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman Nathan Lipscomb)

    Safety vital component for EOD techs

    When thinking of safety in the workplace, hearing protection, goggles and latex gloves may come to mind. Sure, these are acceptable safety precautions for crew chiefs, maintenance back shop workers and even medical technicians, but for people who are playing with explosives all day, using just those items for protection could have explosive
  • Mike Averill, 728th Air Mobility Squadron quarterback, drops back to pass the ball while under hot pursuit during a regular season flag-football game here. (Courtesy photo)

    Trash talking runs high before football playoffs

    Incirlik Air Base is raring up for the Intramural Flag Football Playoffs starting Nov. 6. The season has been a tough one with a lot of close calls but the two teams who came out on top in the regular season were the 728th Air Mobility Squadron, ranked second, and the 39th Logistics Readiness Squadron, ranked first. The 39th LRS isn't worried at

  • Off-base gas coupons void after New Year

    The Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs has mandated that as of Jan. 1, all gas coupons will no longer be valid. The gas coupons will be replaced by an electronic chip that will be installed in your vehicle. Each registered MA plated car is eligible to have a chip installed. This chip will then authorize customers to purchase fuel at select

  • 2006 Customer Satisfaction Survey

    In a continued effort to improve the quality of education the Department of Defense Education Activity provides for base children, the parent's voice is a critical one. How successful has DoDEA been in meeting base children's needs this year and are there areas where they have room for improvement? The parent's opinion is very important to DoDEA
  • Airman Kelly Leguillon, 39th Communications Squadron, fills her tank up at the Incirlik Shoppette Nov. 2. In the month of November gas prices around Europe are set to decrease an average of 23 cents. (U.S. AIr Force photo by Airman 1st Class Nathan Lipscomb)

    November fuel prices to decrease

    The Army and Air Force Exchange Service is announcing a decrease in gasoline prices for the month of November. The average cost of a gallon of gasoline in the United States has been falling due to an oversupply of crude oil: good news for drivers. To establish November prices, AAFES used the two week Department of Energy average from the weeks
  • Country music artist Jamie O'Neal will be performing at Incirlik during Operation Season's Greetings.

    Bands bring tour to Europe, deployed troops

    Bands from Air Force Reserve Command and U.S. Air Forces in Europe join up with guest artists to entertain families and troops in late November. Country music artist Jaime O'Neal, entertainer of the air waves Delilah, John Popper of the platinum-selling group Blues Traveler, and the New England Patriots cheerleaders will tour USAFE bases and

  • A base's worst nightmare

    One of a base's worst nightmares is responding to an aircraft crash. Imagine a plane getting ready to land on base, experiencing a malfunction and crashing off the end of the runway. When this happens there is a joint effort between American and Turkish responders that must go above and beyond to ensure the situation gets handled correctly. Joint
  • Staff Sgt. Alonzo Ivey, 39th Security Forces Squadron military working dog handler, does a vehicle check with his partner Robby Oct. 31. Robby has been working with the Air Force for more than 10 years. Robby, like all military working dogs have an important job of checking for contraband on vehicles and places. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Patrice Clarke)

    Dog teams help keep the 'Lik' safe

    Maintaining safety and security at an installation that has been in Force Protection Condition Charlie for more than three years takes a lot of teamwork. Although the 39th Security Forces Squadron and 10th Tanker Security Battalion use some of the most advanced technology to defend the base, detecting bombs on Incirlik starts with the tip of a
  • Children who participated in the costume contest at the fall carnival wait to hear who the winners are Oct 28. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Tiffany Colburn)

    Incirlik trick-or-treat hours rescheduled

    Due to inclement weather Incirlik's Halloween trick-or-treating hours have been rescheduled. Trick-or-treating hours are now scheduled for Thursday, Nov. 2, from 6-8 p.m. Other indoor activities such as, Youth Activities and Fall Harvest will remain as scheduled. Tune in to AFN news sources for further details.
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