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Dorm manager needed
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Eligible blood donors bear important weight
Eligible American blood donors in Europe are doing an amazing job, said
Sgt. Terry Keith, U.S. Army Europe Blood Donor Center mobile
collections NCOIC.
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Ramstein retires C-130E; J models on way
Before every flight, the crew chief rubs his C-130E on the nose and
gives it a kiss for good luck. Staff Sgt. Benjamin Comer gave Tail No.
7887 one last kiss Jan. 4 as the plane made its last flight to the
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435th SFS moves law enforcement desk
Effective Monday, the 435th Security Forces Squadron will relocate its
law enforcement desk from its current location at Bldg. 2371 to Bldg.
2503 due to building renovations.
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Officer Reduction in Force board may convene in June
Unless the Air Force meets its fiscal year 2007 officer force shaping
goal through the voluntary separation pay program by March 31,
remaining losses will be achieved through an officer Reduction in Force
board in June.
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Traumatic stress response teams available to help
The Air Force now requires all bases with a medical treatment facility
to have at least one traumatic stress response team to help and educate
those who may have had direct exposure to a potentially traumatic event.
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MUNS missile overhaul creates big savings
When U.S. Air Forces in Europe recently moved to shift serviceable
rocket motors from the older, first generation AIM-120A Advanced
Medium-Range Air to Air Missiles and put them in the unserviceable, yet
newer and more capable AIM-120B and C models, the 435th Munitions
Squadron volunteered to front the effort.
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ADPE team gets ‘lean’ and clean
In the 435th Automated Data Processing Equipment warehouse, stuff
was piling up everywhere. Old government equipment was stacked cheek to
jowl on shelves, waiting for custodians to come claim it. In many
cases, no one ever came. Warranties expired and gear became obsolete,
which further exacerbated the problem.