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Dorm residents learn to cook with microwave
About 30 Airmen enjoyed the aromas and tastes of a savory Tex-Mex
chili, cornbread and brownies during a cooking demonstration in their
dormitory sponsored by the U.S. Air Forces in Europe command chief
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Winning designs improve quality of life
Winning one Air Force-level award can seem like a feat in and of itself; winning two awards at the same time is extraordinary.
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One a day in Tampa Bay
The appearance of powerful, modern German and Japanese medium bombers
in the late 1930s led the United States Army Air Corps to issue a
specification on March 11, 1939, for a new, fast twin-engined medium
bomber.
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Ramstein Airman shows Army strength at march
A lone Ramstein paralegal recently set off on a journey to join a team
of soldiers in what is considered the largest official marching event
in the world.
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86th OG provides support to OCO
Their mission: provide airlift support, aeromedical evacuation and airfield operations for combatant commanders.
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The most beautiful?
When one considers the most aesthetically pleasing aircraft ever built, the Avro Vulcan is certain to be mentioned. The Avro Vulcan was a delta wing subsonic jet bomber operated by the Royal Air Force from 1953 until 1984. The Vulcan was as part of the RAF’s V Bomber force, an […]
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Ramstein Airman finds ‘joy of cooking’
As she walks into the kitchen, she surveys the items she must create
into a meal: two milk fish, a handful of cherry tomatoes, fennel,
asparagus and risotto with herbs.
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Childproof your summer
This summer, children 14 and under will be rushed to emergency rooms
nearly 3 million times for serious injuries resulting from motor
vehicle accidents, drowning, bike crashes, falls and other hazards,
according to recent statistics.