Teamwork moves Rwandan troops
KIGALI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, Rwanda
Members of the Niger Air Force researched U.S. tactical airlift doctrine with units from the 86th Airlift Wing here July 6.
Finally, after months of hard work and preparation the UCI is here. Now is our opportunity to showcase to the command how we in the 435th Air Base Wing accomplish our mission supporting the war fighter day-in and day-out.
Senior Airman Timothy Tichawa, Emergency Medi-cal Technician program manager here, has 14 Manas troops on their way to becoming certified EMTs. Hand-picked by the fire chief here, the EMT students are preparing for end-of-course tests, which begin next week.
Kaiserslautern Military Community leadership kicked off a new program on Wednesday designed to provide opportunities for Airmen, Soldiers and civilians to volunteer to maintain and beautify KMC common areas.
Three C-130 Hercules aircraft from the 86th Airlift Wing and approximately 40 Airmen departed here early Saturday headed to Kigali, Rwanda, to begin a month-long airlift mission to the Darfur region of Sudan.
Retired Air Force Col. Chuck DeBellevue stopped by the Hercules Theater July 15 to give a speech to Ramstein Airmen as part of a Project Connect event.
When our Soldiers deploy to places that seem like a world away, our lives and our missions here do not grind to a halt. We stay in gear and move forward, thanks to the joint efforts of the Family Readiness Group and the element of the unit known as the Rear Detachment.
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