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The 21st Theater Support Command recently marked its first year performing its mission of repairing and replacing battle-damaged and worn-out vehicles from the U.S. Army Europe fleet that have recently been returned from Iraq.

Senior Master Sgt. Roger Dubois calls it

With nearly 60 years of military service in one capacity or another Max Pfauntsch thinks he can understand what retirees, widows and widowers go through.

In three separate special courts martial, two Airmen pled guilty to drug charges and a third pled guilty to theft of government property.

Beginning Monday, Air Force-operated government computer users in the KMC must log off or be logged off automatically.

You may have read a recent Stars and Stripes letter to the editor discussing cutbacks of important Morale, Welfare and Recreation services. Let me start off by saying we couldn’t agree more with the reader about the vital role Services plays in building our military communities, boosting morale, and providing welfare and recreation for our military members, civilians, and their families. Wrapped into the letter, however, were misinformation and sensationalism on the extent and intent of the financial review of specific Services programs. Here are the facts:

Last Memorial Day weekend, I had the good fortune of being on temporary duty in Washington, D.C., and in attendance at the dedication of the National World War II Memorial. The memorial was built to honor the 16 million veterans who served during World War II and the 400,000 who died fighting for our country.