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The 38th Combat Support Wing stood up in May of 2004 with only five
people and no computers, building furniture or phones.  In two years,
it has developed into a 2,900-person wing with a $350 million budget.

Col. Richard Johnston, 86th Airlift Wing and KMC  Commander, recently
signed policy letter No. 28 governing tobacco use in the KMC. The
purpose of this policy is to ensure that federal employees and members
of the public are not subject to the harmful effects of secondhand
smoke. Tobacco use is inconsistent with healthy lifestyles, physical
fitness, appropriate military image and ultimate mission readiness.

“History does not long entrust the care of freedom to the weak or the timid.” – Dwight D. Eisenhower USAFE has been entrusted with an incredible responsibility – to defend freedom and democracy.  We’ve performed this mission flawlessly for more than 60 years and continue to rise to the occasion.  […]

When considering the Navy, one thinks about vast aircraft carriers,
nuclear submarines and great swaths of wide open water. One rarely
considers quiet wooded corners in the KMC.

You are a loadmaster on a C-130 flight hurtling south over the Iraqi
desert. You

Senior Airman Rita Morris of the 435th Logistics Readiness Squadron
admits that she needs a challenge.

Accommodations in the KMC for deployed military working dogs just
upgraded from a trailer park to a five-star hotel with the grand
opening of the Army