Sembach family housing is Combat Proud
My wife and I recently moved into Sembach Housing in July. We
My wife and I recently moved into Sembach Housing in July. We
While my husband was recently TDY, my girls and I made a short road trip stopping at a German rest stop. As we were getting out of our car, I noticed a group of men sitting at a nearby table who seemed to be pointing and peering at my car …
Combat Fitness is the U.S. Air Forces in Europe initiative to ensure a fit and healthy force that is physically prepared to take the fight to the enemy. This is a vital program for USAFE, but even more so for you!
I would like clarification on an issue I am sure many other senior NCOs in housing might also like. In the KA, there was a story about the new housing. I am a senior NCO and live in base housing.
My number one mission priority as the 415th Base Support Battalion commander is to protect the Soldiers, Airmen, civilian employees and family members who live and work on 15 Army installations throughout the KMC.
Helping to accomplish this mission are more than 600 dedicated, but too often unappreciated, contracted security guards.
With all the road construction from the west gate to the base exchange, a traffic circle was never put in. The light located there is a nuisance to the amount of traffic. Due to the circle construction for the passenger terminal, and the light by AirNorth not allowing cross traffic to turn left.
My philosophy is you have to improve your foxhole every place you go. I have been at the helm of Landstuhl Regional Medical Center only 30 days.
When our Soldiers deploy to places that seem like a world away, our lives and our missions here do not grind to a halt. We stay in gear and move forward, thanks to the joint efforts of the Family Readiness Group and the element of the unit known as the Rear Detachment.
Every day on my way to work I am either nearly involved in or witness a potential major accident caused by careless or reckless driving. This morning I watched a vehicle cruise through the light at the intersection by Bldg. 201. They simply decided that they were in too much of a hurry to stop.
Your first duty as a leader is to grow more leaders and one way to do that is through a process called mentoring