Return of ‘V Corps Airmen’; first time in two years unit not in combat
The return of
Record amount raised for scholarships and grants
It was 1965 and a group of 11 volunteers from the Ramstein Officers
All U.S. Air Forces in Europe libraries and safety offices are sponsoring an essay contest for teens and adults.
It is my heartfelt belief that there is a time and season for
everything we do throughout our lives. My time and season here in the
KMC and the 86th Airlift Wing has come and gone. As I reflect on all
the things that occurred, it
Sometimes progress seems to move at a glacial pace until you add a
little heat. A team from the 21st Theater Support Command is applying
some focused fire to workplace inefficiency. And now they
At the end of World War I, it was clear that two new weapons, the
airplane and the tank, would dominate the next war. In the early 1930s,
some military designers began to consider moving tanks by air to
positions behind enemy lines where they could wreak havoc on
unprotected supply routes.
The 86th Aeromedical Evacuation Squadron received an
In 1950, the Air Force was pushing hard to improve its airlift capability despite a limited budget. One unique experiment was the Fairchild XC-120 Pack Plane, a modification of the Air Force
Although the holidays are supposed to be a time full of joy, good cheer, and optimistic hopes for a new year, many people experience seasonal
One of the memories I have when I was eight years old is of the
Nürnberg Christmas Market or Nürnberger Christkindlmarkt and what I
called