‘Critical Days of Summer’ off to a great start
For the second consecutive year, the Air Force had zero mishap fatalities over the Memorial Day weekend.
For the second consecutive year, the Air Force had zero mishap fatalities over the Memorial Day weekend.
Moving can be a daunting experience. But when people PCS to a country
that is completely different in language and in culture, it can be
downright intimidating.
That is why Hagen Volke, the cultural adaptation liaison officer with
the Ramstein Airman & Family Readiness Center, has taken it upon
himself to develop programs that make the transition easier for military
members and their families.
The writing on the walls was clear for all to see.
Messages were left by service members who had lost friends, as a way to
commemorate their memories. Those who were wounded left their marks to
thank medical staff members. Comments from well-wishers also were dotted
throughout the room.
U.S. Air Forces in Europe hosted Air Force commanders and their spouses
May 22 to 24 on Ramstein during the Spring 2011 Combat Air
Forces/Mobility Air Forces Commanders
Air Force officials presented a major with the International Affairs
Excellence Award for 2010 here May 31 after deeming him most effective
in building, sustaining, expanding and guiding international
relationships for the service.
A little over a year ago, Master Sgt. Jennifer Blackmarr applied for a
new job that would take her completely out of the comfort zone she
The Kapaun POV inspection station would like to inform the public about a
few things they can accomplish before bringing their privately owned
vehicles through the inspection station. Checking all lights will
greatly increase the likelihood your vehicle will pass inspection the
first time.
One of most widely developed jet fighters of World War II (though it
never saw combat) was the Royal Air Force
Tech. Sgt. Igor Poklad is a musician. His grandparents were musicians.
His parents were professional musicians. At this rate his children and
his children
Being lost is a frightening experience for everyone, especially the
elderly and young. For more than six years, a dedicated group of dog
lovers has been training and organizing to form the Kaiserslautern K-9
Search and Rescue Squad.
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