No ID, get to class
Lost identification and common access cards are just what terrorists
and criminals need to kill Americans or steal their identities, said
the U.S. Army Garrison Kaiserslautern
Lost identification and common access cards are just what terrorists
and criminals need to kill Americans or steal their identities, said
the U.S. Army Garrison Kaiserslautern
E-mail for Life, E4L, is a pilot program designed to create a single,
permanent e-mail address for an Airman
Seven Airmen have been sentenced for drug use and distribution since an
undercover drug investigation was conducted in September 2006 at Royal
Air Force bases Lakenheath and Mildenhall in England.
Summer brings an increased risk of putting pets in danger of heat
stroke. KMC veterinarian clinics have seen pets being severely injured
and even killed by owners who leave their pets unattended in vehicles
during summer days.
In my 25 years as an Air Force officer, I have been amazed by two different cultures.
Senior Master Sgt. Gus Hamilton, III, 435th Civil Engineer Squadron,
was recently awarded the Bronze Star medal for meritorious conduct
during operations in Iraq.
Come out and help the KMC celebrate the U.S. Air Force
Three-week-old Jordan Christina Dixon doesn
Eight 86th Aeromedical Evacuation Squadron members left Ramstein July
10 to provide medical care for 24 patients being transported to the
U.S. with injuries they sustained while deployed in support of
operations Iraqi and Enduring Freedom. The mission was especially
unique because the Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force Rodney
McKinley was on board after a visit through the AOR. The mission became
more unique when they landed at Anderws Air Force Base, Md.: patients
and aircrew were greeted by President George W. Bush.