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Hamburgers and hot dogs sizzled as 86th Airlift Wing chiefs and first
sergeants cooked on the new BBQ grill at the 86th AW dormitory Monday
on Dorm Appreciation Day.

A small nestle of tents with overarching satellites was the scene at
the 1st Combat Communications Squadron

Airmen who were recalled from or unable to take annual leave this past
year for reasons such as support for contingency operations may be
allowed to accumulate more than the normal 60 days after the fiscal
year ends.
Special leave accrual carry-over also applies to Air
Force Reserve and Air National Guard members who performed full-time
training or other full-time duties for 30 days or more.
Airmen who lost leave may carry over the following leave amounts:

From the Cold War to Afghanistan, U.S. and NATO forces have worked,
trained and fought together for the past 60 years. And when the
soldiers of Kaiserslautern

The inscription on the Eagle and Fledglings statue at our U.S. Air
Force Academy reminds us that

U.S. Army, Europe has suffered yet another needless tragedy. Two of our
Soldiers died recently after being struck by a train. The Soldiers had
just spent the evening enjoying the camaraderie of fellow Soldiers at a
barbeque. They were struck shortly after leaving the gathering. They
were 21 and 22 years old. Their deaths represent the second and third
fatalities involving trains this year.