Features

With more than 10,000 Airmen deploying yearly and providing support to
three combatant commands, the role of a well-trained unit deployment
manager here is vital for Ramstein

U.S. Army Col. Christine Anne Fiala and Col. Otto Fiala, both members of
the 7th Civil Support Command, participated in separate brigade change
of commands, as one relinquished command of a medical brigade the other
took command of a training brigade. 

Two years ago this spring, Crystal Curran was elected president of the
Kaiserslautern Landstuhl Spouses Association

 Inside your typical nondescript military building of brick and stone on
Airlift Base Otopeni, Romania, there is a flurry of activity. Blurs of
olive drab and sage breeze by as members of the U.S. and Romanian air
forces work together hand-in-hand to get the mission accomplished.

In honor of Child Abuse Prevention Month and the Month of the Military
Child, the Family Advocacy Program, New Parent Support Program, Airman
and Family Services, and Youth Services have teamed up to offer a
one-of-a-kind family event. 

With the end of World War II the U.S. Navy realized it would need a high
performance, general-purpose jet fighter. As usual, it turned to
Grumman Aircraft for the new fighter.

In a cultural mix of people in a massive religious gathering in Saudi
Arabia, one U.S. Army Soldier experiences Hajj with a sense of
enlightenment. He is a practicing Muslim who is representing the
Department of Defense for a mission.

Maj. William Trimble, the executive officer of the 903rd Contingency
Contracting Battalion based in Kaiserslautern, recently had the
opportunity to participate in Hajj on invitational orders.