Equipment medics – Missions require on-site help to be available
In almost every Army mission a Soldier performs, a medic is usually required to be on site in case someone needs help.
In almost every Army mission a Soldier performs, a medic is usually required to be on site in case someone needs help.
***image1***Jerry Cormier gives 17 girls from Brownie Troop 830 a tour of the American Forces Network Kaiserslautern studio recently. The purpose of the tour is to show the girls career opportunities in broadcasting. The girls also received a communications patch for the visit.
Alligators live in New York City sewers. The Lochness Monster swam around in Scotland, and some people still think it
training battlefield.
A Ramstein non-commissioned officer went one-on-one with Marines and met the match to become the first ever Air Force senior NCO to graduate from the U.S. Marine Corps Staff NCO Academy, Marine Corps Base, Quantico, Va.
***image1:top******image2***Maj. David Tiedemann, operations officer with the 415th Base Support Battalion, and his daughter, Shannon, 3, (above) take a closer look at a grave in the Jewish cemetery during the 415th BSB’s Day Walking Retreat at Worms Jan. 19. The retreat, sponsored by the 415th BSB Chaplain’s Office, also visited […]
Since Sept. 11, 2001, the global war on terrorism changed the way many Americans live, and especially the military family.
Deployments are longer, more frequent, and often more dangerous than in the past.
The F/A-22 Raptor is the next generation of multi-role fighter aircraft, and Lockheed staffers and test pilots provided cadets an introduction to the Raptor’s capabilities.
I was stationed in Washington, D.C., during an election year and the voting craze was everywhere, even in the water. I managed to avoid it until a close friend reminded me of something I had learned in junior high.