Winkle’s winner
Regular readers of this column will have noted frequent references to
the reports of British test pilot Capt. Eric
Regular readers of this column will have noted frequent references to
the reports of British test pilot Capt. Eric
Even though World War II was still raging in 1944, Great Britain began
looking ahead at the post war era of commercial transports, whose
development had been at a standstill for many years.
Tick season is upon us, and in an effort to educate the community on
the risks of tick-borne diseases, the 86th Aerospace Medicine Squadron
public health flight here has been working with the U.S. Army Public
Health Command Region-Europe to conduct surveillance in the area.
Everyone would like a few extra dollars in their pocket after paying
their utility and water bills, but does that mean everyone puts energy
conservation high on their list of priorities?
Three Soldiers
from the 21st Theater Sustainment Command collected a combined total of
five gold, two silver and three bronze medals for the U.S. Army Europe
and Installation Management Command-Europe team at the 35th U.S. Army
Culinary Arts Competition at Fort Lee, Va., March 12.
What may have seemed like ordinary day-to-day operations for many Team Ramstein Airmen, was all part of making one Florida teenager’s wish come true April 5 and 6. For two days, members from several base units took time out of their busy schedules to team up with the Make-A-Wish Foundation […]
In the 1930s, as German rearmament moved into high gear, Western
European countries, especially France, turned their eyes toward America
to supplement their indigenous military aircraft.
Members of the KMC gave a few hours of their time to bring just a bit
of home to families staying at the Fisher House March 20 at Landstuhl
Regional Medical Center.