US, Greek forces team up in two-week FTD
As Soldiers entered the building, they were immediately hit with the smell coming from a nearby open door. A mixture of savory and sweet aromas filled the air and drew in passers-by. It was the smell of chili — a winter tradition used for a good cause.
What would happen if pilots flew without knowing where other aircraft were in the sky? There would be confusion. To eliminate the doubt from the minds of flyers, air traffic controllers are there to ensure mission success.
Photos by Senior Airman Jonathan Stefanko
Although the Modern Army Combatives Program is a program developed by the U.S. Army’s 2nd Ranger Battalion, it has spread throughout the military services. In buildings, motor pools and grassy patches of land all over the world, U.S. service members are sweating, struggling and coming together to learn lifesaving techniques […]
Photos by Senior Airman Damon Kasberg
The 86th Vehicle Readiness Squadron general purpose light vehicle repair flight keeps units on Ramstein ready for any mission that requires them to be behind the wheel.
Whether it’s taking an automobile in for preventative or restorative maintenance, trust is generally put in the hands of a specialist. The same can be said for the aircraft gracing Ramstein Air Base’s flightline.