Wouldn’t you like to be a Flamingo too?
Many KMC members may have been puzzled in the last few months by the
new phrase used to describe 435th Air Base Wing Airmen
Many KMC members may have been puzzled in the last few months by the
new phrase used to describe 435th Air Base Wing Airmen
In the early 1930s, aviation technology began to accelerate, driven by improved commercial aircraft.
U.S. Army Garrison Kaiserslautern has found a way during the holidays
to thank Soldiers and their families for their service throughout the
year. This is possible because of community involvement in the Army
Community Service
His one remaining arm held firmly on his wife as he toured facilities
he could not see and spoke to people he could only hear. Yet, he moved
and spoke with an air of stren-gth and patriotism that only a wounded
warrior could possess.
For the fourth consecutive year, members of the National Hot Rod
Association have taken part in a post-season United Service
Organizations-sponsored goodwill trip to visit KMC personnel and their
families.
Occasionally, a military service will have a requirement for a new
aircraft and find that not one, but two aircraft meet, even exceed, the
parameters established.
The 435th Services Squadron put together a vast Thanksgiving feast for
Airmen and their families at the Rheinland Inn and Lindberg Hof dining
facilities Nov. 27.
While many Airmen might think of the TV show
Oh, the troubles Chevy Chase went through to get the perfect Christmas
tree in the 1980