From the Stars and Stripes archives: A view from inside a Dutch Chinook as another Dutch Chinook prepares to taxi the runway at Aviano Air Base, Italy, Sept. 8, 2015.
From the Stars and Stripes archives: A view from inside a Dutch Chinook as another Dutch Chinook prepares to taxi the runway at Aviano Air Base, Italy, Sept. 8, 2015.
The National Park Service is temporarily suspending advance reservations for tours of the USS Arizona Memorial at Pearl Harbor scheduled past Sept. 3 due to ongoing preservation work to the popular tourist site.
A mysterious object spotted on the South Pacific seafloor has been identified as the bow of a torpedoed World War II ship that famously sailed hundreds of miles backwards to avoid sinking.
![Hed: Operation Dynamic Front, 2017
Grafenwoehr, Germany, Mar. 8, 2017: A Lithuanian soldier observes artillery fire from inside a camouflaged enclosure during Operation Dynamic Front.
More than 1,300 soldiers from nine NATO countries participate in the Feb. 26 through Mar. 9, 2017 training to ensure that when two or more countries' forces work together, their artillery and communication is synchronized for maximum impact and avoidance of what could be catastrophic friendly fire.
Read more at: https://www.stripes.com/news/2019-03-07/europes-largest-annual-us-led-artillery-exercise-underway-in-germany-1489099.html1
Source - Stars and Stripes
Read Stars and Stripes' coverage of the exercise here. [https://www.stripes.com/news/2017-03-09/nato-forces-harmonize-the-big-guns-1532059.html1]
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![[PUBLISHED CAPTION: Crew members and volunteer "scanners' who flew a six-hour search mission Sunday for the missing Flying Tiger Super Constellation talk over their mission at Clark AB, P.I. They are (kneeling, from left) Capt. Theodore Stewart, 405th Fighter Wing pilot; A/1C James C. Johnson, crew chief; A/3C Lawrence L. Clatchey, and Capt. Lawrence R. Brosy, copilot. Others are (from left) A/2C Robert L. Jones, A/3C Dennis Jones, A/3C David K. Crausby and A/3C Edward M. Raquel, assistant crew chief. Pacific Stars and Stripes reporter S/Sgt. Robert G. Fisher of the Philippines Bureau accompanied the search mis-mission [sic]. 03/20/1962]; Crew members and volunteer "scanners" talk over the six-hour search and rescue mission searching for the Flying Tiger Airline Super Constellation that disappeared over the Western Pacific Ocean March 16, 1962. The missing plane - which was chartered by the U.S. Army - was transporting 96 military passengers and had 9 crew members on board. The crew pictured here after their return to Clark Air Base are (kneeling, from left) Capt. Theodore Stewart, 405th Fighter Wing pilot; Airman First Class James C. Johnson, crew chief; Airman Third Class Lawrence L. Clatchey, and Capt. Lawrence R. Brosy, copilot. Others are (from left) Airman Second Class Robert L. Jones, Airman Third Class Dennis Jones, Airman Third Class David K. Crausby and Airman Third Class Edward M. Raquel, assistant crew chief. Pacific Stars and Stripes reporter Staff Sgt. Robert G. Fisher (not pictured) of the Philippines Bureau accompanied the search mission. [cg]](https://www.stripes.com/incoming/a3omuz-ssp00391xx001.jpg/alternates/LANDSCAPE_300/SSP00391Xx001.jpg)
![[PUBLISHED CAPTION: Crew members and volunteer "scanners' who flew a six-hour search mission Sunday for the missing Flying Tiger Super Constellation talk over their mission at Clark AB, P.I. They are (kneeling, from left) Capt. Theodore Stewart, 405th Fighter Wing pilot; A/1C James C. Johnson, crew chief; A/3C Lawrence L. Clatchey, and Capt. Lawrence R. Brosy, copilot. Others are (from left) A/2C Robert L. Jones, A/3C Dennis Jones, A/3C David K. Crausby and A/3C Edward M. Raquel, assistant crew chief. Pacific Stars and Stripes reporter S/Sgt. Robert G. Fisher of the Philippines Bureau accompanied the search mis-mission [sic]. 03/20/1962]; Crew members and volunteer "scanners" talk over the six-hour search and rescue mission searching for the Flying Tiger Airline Super Constellation that disappeared over the Western Pacific Ocean March 16, 1962. The missing plane - which was chartered by the U.S. Army - was transporting 96 military passengers and had 9 crew members on board. The crew pictured here after their return to Clark Air Base are (kneeling, from left) Capt. Theodore Stewart, 405th Fighter Wing pilot; Airman First Class James C. Johnson, crew chief; Airman Third Class Lawrence L. Clatchey, and Capt. Lawrence R. Brosy, copilot. Others are (from left) Airman Second Class Robert L. Jones, Airman Third Class Dennis Jones, Airman Third Class David K. Crausby and Airman Third Class Edward M. Raquel, assistant crew chief. Pacific Stars and Stripes reporter Staff Sgt. Robert G. Fisher (not pictured) of the Philippines Bureau accompanied the search mission. [cg]](https://www.stripes.com/incoming/a3omuz-ssp00391xx001.jpg/alternates/LANDSCAPE_560/SSP00391Xx001.jpg)
