by Airman 1st Class Alexandria Mosness
86th Airlift Wing Public Affairs
Most people in the room had not been born the year Neil Armstrong
landed on the moon, but this did not stop those in attendance at the
Kisling Noncommionsioned Officer Academy on Kapaun from giving a
standing ovation to Mr. Armstrong and five other members of the Legends
of Aerospace Tour March 5.
March 12, 2010 ×
Story and photo by Christine June
USAG Kaiserslautern
U.S. Army Garrison Kaiserslautern
March 12, 2010 ×
by Rusty Law
86th Mission Support Group
Before you kiss someone, do you ask them for permission?
March 12, 2010 ×
by Christine June
USAG Kaiserslautern
U.S. Army Garrison Kaisers-lautern
March 12, 2010 ×
by Dr. Marshall Michel
86th Airlift Wing historian
When France fell in May 1940 and the Battle of Britain was imminent,
there was a certain amount of panic in the British Ministry of Defense
about the number of Hurricane and Spitfire fighters available and the
consequences of the Germans bombing the factories that produced them.
March 12, 2010 ×
by Maj. Belinda Petersen
Air Force Services Agency Public Affairs
RANDOLPH AIR FORCE BASE, Texas — What does MyAirForceLife.com have in common with YouTube, the world’s most popular online video community? Like YouTube, MyAirForceLife.com accepts video clips, allowing the global community to watch, share and vote on videos online. What’s different is visitors to MyAirForceLife.com have an opportunity to participate […]
March 5, 2010 ×
by Dr. Marshall Michel
86th Airlift Wing historian
In the early 1950s, the biggest military threat to Western nations
seemed to be a few Soviet bombers dropping atomic bombs from high
altitude on major cities. For countries in Europe close to the Soviet
Union, this meant a requirement for a fast climbing, high speed
interceptor to shoot down the bombers before they dropped their weapon.
Range, in the form of fuel weight, was sacrificed for this high
performance, and these aircraft were known as point defense inceptors.
March 5, 2010 ×
Story and photo by 2nd Lt. Christopher Diaz
86th Airlift Wing Public Affairs
“My mom passed away the day she was supposed to come home from the hospital,” said Staff Sgt. Chaunce Foster, 603rd Air and Space Communications Squadron job control NCOIC. Though her ovarian cancer seemed to be in remission, Albetta Foster’s unexpected passing just a month before Sergeant Foster’s senior year […]
February 26, 2010 ×
by Sgt. 1st Class Osvaldo Sanchez
7th Civil Support Command Public Affairs
Light shone through a large window one late afternoon, reflecting off
the many plaques, awards and gifts set on a table for one man with a
distinguished career.
That man, Lt. Col. Dieter Biedekarken, inspector general of the U.S.
Army Reserve
February 26, 2010 ×
by Dr. Marshall Michel
86th Airlift Wing historian
February 26, 2010 ×