The ‘Flying Radiator’
Though it seems incongruous, from immediately after World War I until
the early 1930s, a period of more than 10 years, the fastest aircraft in
the world were not land-based fighters but float planes.
Though it seems incongruous, from immediately after World War I until
the early 1930s, a period of more than 10 years, the fastest aircraft in
the world were not land-based fighters but float planes.
Editor’s note: After a few short weeks of being the commander of the 86th Airlift Wing, Brig. Gen. C. K. Hyde sat down to talk about the things most important to him: the mission of our wing and the people that make it phenomenal. TE: Welcome to the 86th sir, […]
When winter weather strikes on an early weekday morning, U.S. Army
Garrison Stuttgart community members don
The bus grows silent and the riders glance at each other, half-smiling,
trying to mask their ignorance. Then, breaking the silence, a young
lieutenant throws his hand up,
Eleven months ago, the Exceptional Family Member Program revamped its
services offering both medical and family support services.
Members of Team Ramstein spent their Saturday laughing during the
marriage seminar hosted at the Ramstein Officers
Ask, Care, Escort, or ACE, training is the Army-approved suicide
prevention and awareness training model for all Soldiers, leaders and
Army civilians. It is also available to family members.
In an effort to distinguish themselves from their peers, nearly 300
Soldiers and Airmen laced up their boots, packed their gear and headed
to Camp Robertson training grounds here in hopes of becoming air assault
qualified.
Recently, 51 Airmen from the 86th Security Forces Squadron volunteered
their off-duty time at the Landstuhl Kinderheim Orphanage. The orphanage
is home to 61 children ranging from 3 months to 18 years old.
After watching the KMC evolve for more than half a century, retired
barber Siegfried