by Col. Mike Monson
86th Mission Support Group commander
“Hit someone, anyone,” yelled the enthusiastic youth football coach from the sidelines. On a sunny Saturday afternoon in September, the coaches on both sidelines screamed all kinds of “advice” to their players. “Hurry up,” “Line up,” and, my favorite, “Block someone,” rang loud across the field. Amidst all the excitement, […]
October 21, 2011 ×
by Maj. Rob Grover
886th Civil Engineer Squadron commander
October 14, 2011 ×
by Col. Scott T. Fike
86th Maintenance Group commander
What exactly does it mean to be really ready?
We are routinely afforded opportunities to demonstrate our readiness to external visiting higher headquarters inspection teams.
October 7, 2011 ×
by Tech. Sgt. Michael Serrano
86th Vehicle Readiness Squadron
From getting settled at Ramstein to road tripping across Europe, one
common denominator can make or break your overseas experience
September 30, 2011 ×
by Col. Daniel E. Reiser
86th Medical Operations Squadron commander
September is Suicide Prevention Month and I wanted to share a couple of
principles that I feel every Airman should know as it relates to suicide
prevention.
September 23, 2011 ×
by Senior Master Sgt. Natalie Bell
86th Airlift Wing Equal Opportunity office
You have arrived to your first Africa Command assignment in the country
of Nigeria.
September 16, 2011 ×
by Tech. Sgt. Monica M. Pubillones
ATC Watch Supervisor, 86th Operations Support Squadron
I look at my life as a sound track, and a song that describes my life
during the 9/11 terrorist attacks would be
September 9, 2011 ×
by Maj. Jeffery Bridges
17th Air Force
When discussing 9/11, the most common question among Americans is
September 9, 2011 ×
by Lt. Col. Tony Schenk
76th Airlift Squadron commander
“Tribe three-zero, runway one seven right, winds one-nine-zero at 10 knots, cleared for takeoff.” We ran the lineup checklist as we taxied onto the runway as lead of a three-ship C-17 formation. As we applied takeoff power, all radios seemed to scream at once, command post, ground, tower ― all […]
September 9, 2011 ×
by Col. Mike Monson
86th Airlift Wing Mission Support Group commander
As we celebrate Labor Day Monday, I encourage you to reflect on what the
day means to you. Beyond marking the traditional end of summer, the
start of the NFL regular season and the last day my wife can fashionably
wear white, Labor Day, which was first observed on Sept. 5, 1882, is a
way to recognize the hard work and labor of union employees.
September 2, 2011 ×