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Paris Air Show

Paris Air Show

Airman 1st Class Marc Lane

The entire Le Bourget Airport is filled with the impressive roar of an
FA-18 tearing across the sky. Few of the daily flights highlighting the
capabilities of aircraft presented at the 47th International Paris Air
Show come close to that of the Boeing F/A-18 Hornet.

June 29, 2007 ×

Features

Alternative Fuel

Alternative Fuel

Airman 1st Class Marc Lane

Rising gas prices have made filling the old gas tank a regular
nightmare. Imagine a gas tank that holds thousands of gallons and needs
to be filled on a regular basis.

June 29, 2007 ×

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Unmanned aircraft dazzles spectators in Paris

Unmanned aircraft dazzles spectators in Paris

Airman 1st Class Marc Lane

Within the United States aircraft coral at the 47th International Paris Air Show, one aircraft stands out from the rest.

June 29, 2007 ×

Features

Old town turns into stage July 6 to 8

Old town turns into stage July 6 to 8

Petra Lessoing
Kaiserslautern American

Kaiserslautern

June 29, 2007 ×

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Geilenkirchen hosts air base fest

Geilenkirchen hosts air base fest

Master Sgt. Scott Wagers
Air Force News

Multi-national crewmembers offer guided tours of planes, present technology

Nearly 10,000 German, Dutch and Belgian citizens flooded the tarmac on
Geilenkirchen NATO Air Base, June 16 and 17 to celebrate the successful
legacy of a multi-nationally operated airplane that began flying out of
the northern German community in February 1982.

June 29, 2007 ×

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Crossing into the blue

Crossing into the blue

Cadet Daniel Hurtt
U.S. Air Force Academy

Academy cadets participate in Operation Air Force

June 22, 2007 ×

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Check this: Army ready for the chess counter attack

Check this: Army ready for the chess counter attack

Thomas Warner
LRMC Public Affairs

Called

June 22, 2007 ×

Features, Health

Folic acid can prevent birth defects

Folic acid can prevent birth defects

Lt. Col. Brenda Owen
Landstuhl Regional Medical Center

Taking folic acid, a B vitamin prior to and in the early part of
pregnancy can help prevent some defects of the brain and spinal cord.
Because these defects happen in the first month of pregnancy, before
many women even know they are pregnant, it is important for a woman to
have enough folic acid in her system before conception. Because about
half of all pregnancies in American women are unplanned it is
recommended that women who can become pregnant (even if they are not
planning to get pregnant) take a vitamin with folic acid daily.

June 22, 2007 ×

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Karlovy Vary lures tourists with mineral springs

Karlovy Vary lures tourists with mineral springs

Monica Mendoza
Kaiserslautern American

My friend went left, I went right, and we agreed to meet back in the center of town at day

June 22, 2007 ×

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Combat Comm supports historic presidential visit

Combat Comm supports historic presidential visit

1st Lt. Ken Malloy
1st Combat Communications Squadron

June 22, 2007 ×