Core Values Coaching empowers 86th AW leaders
Leaders from the 86th Airlift Wing had the opportunity to be the first Air Force members outside the training environment to participate in Core Values Coaching March 21 to 25.
Leaders from the 86th Airlift Wing had the opportunity to be the first Air Force members outside the training environment to participate in Core Values Coaching March 21 to 25.
Q: I am a U.S. Department of the Army civilian employee stationed in Kaiserslautern and married to a German. Can the Germans tax the pay I receive from the U.S. government?
The warm spring weather has finally arrived. It’s time to enjoy our barbecues and evenings with a fire pit or campfire. Please follow these KMC Fire Emergency Services safety tips when using a grill, fire pit or campfire.
Q: Am I required to file a state income tax return when I am stationed overseas?
SANEM, Luxembourg — The 86th Materiel Maintenance Squadron on Ramstein keeps U.S. Air Forces in Europe mission-ready by storing and maintaining equipment and assets. The Air Force commander charged with ensuring the upkeep and execution of the Air Force’s supply chain visited the 86th MMS’s geographically separated unit to see first hand how the Airmen and local nationals are keeping USAFE Forward, Ready, Now.
For many, it starts with a headache. But millions of people get headaches every year, so it’s nothing out of the ordinary, right?
At first glance, March 20, doesn’t seem to be an important date in U.S. Army Europe’s history.
As the month of March continues, the 86th Airlift Wing Public Affairs office continues to meet with inspiring women around the KMC to help share their stories of what Women’s History Month means to them.
Snow plows are prepared to clear an airfield, a base is issued a delayed reporting notification, and the running portion of a physical fitness assessment is moved inside.
The Kisling NCO Academy kicked off the first interactive leadership course in Europe March 3 on Kapaun.