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GAIWC donates proceeds to charity

GAIWC donates proceeds to charity

by Petra Lessoing
Ramstein Public Affairs

The German-American and International Women

July 31, 2009 ×

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First of the 86th

First of the 86th

by Dr. Marshall Michel
86th Airlift Wing historian

Tracing back the lineage of the 86 Airlift Wing, one finds it was
started just after the attack on Pearl Harbor and designated the 86th
Dive Bomber Group.

July 31, 2009 ×

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The first jet MiG

The first jet MiG

by Dr. Marshall Michel
86th Airlift Wing historian

The term

July 24, 2009 ×

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Quilt guild helps military community, builds friendships

Quilt guild helps military community, builds friendships

by Senior Airman Amanda Dick
Ramstein Public Affairs

The chatter of voices fills the air as sewing machines hum to the
rhythm of cloth being passed under their needles. Women measure
material to cut into various shapes to create colorful masterpieces,
continuing a time-honored tradition of quilting.

July 17, 2009 ×

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Cadet finds Reserve unit in Germany

Cadet finds Reserve unit in Germany

by Sgt. 1st Class Osvaldo Sanchez
7th Civil Support Command Public Affairs

Living and learning in Paris, the City of Lights, a Vermont college
U.S. Army ROTC cadet found a home away from home in Kaiserslautern with
the U.S. Army Reserve 7th Civil Support Command.

July 17, 2009 ×

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Mother, leader wins Volunteer of the Year Award

by Airman 1st Class Alexandria Mosness
Ramstein Public Affairs

Pamela Howard

July 17, 2009 ×

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Late, but first …

Late, but first …

One of the many embarrassments for the United States when it entered
World War I on April 6, 1917, was its lack of combat aircraft.

July 17, 2009 ×

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Mortuary Affairs Office gets help from Puerto Rican Reserve unit

Mortuary Affairs Office gets help from Puerto Rican Reserve unit

Story and photos by Angelika Lantz
21st TSC Public Affairs

They perform a mission so sensitive it

July 17, 2009 ×

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The uncommon Whirlwind

by Dr. Marshall Michel
86th Airlift Wing historian

In 1935, with war with Germany looking more likely, the British Air
Ministry issued a requirement for a 400 mph single seat fighter armed
with the incredibly heavy (for the time) armament of four 20 millimeter
Hispano HS.404 cannons.

July 10, 2009 ×

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A drink for the soul

A drink for the soul

by Morgen Wright
Contributing writer

Travelers from all around the world come to Germany

July 3, 2009 ×