MOH recipients visit NCOs, wounded warriors
As part of an Armed Forces Entertainment tour, two Medal of Honor
recipients visited wounded warriors and the current class of the
Kisling Noncommissioned Officer Academy Oct. 23.
As part of an Armed Forces Entertainment tour, two Medal of Honor
recipients visited wounded warriors and the current class of the
Kisling Noncommissioned Officer Academy Oct. 23.
Many people think the 76th Airlift Squadron only flies distinguished
visitors around Europe and the United States, but that is not always
the case. A team of 11 active-duty members and four civilian
maintenance contractors recently returned from a 67-day deployment,
flying DVs in and around Iraq and Afghanistan in support of overseas
contingency operations.
Every Airman knows that
CAMP BONDSTEEL, Kosovo
One of the most spectacular post World War II fighter aircraft was the
Canadian CF-105 Arrow, designed to counter the threat of long-range
bombers delivering nuclear weapons by flying across the pole to North
America.
Along with 24 other food service professionals in the armed forces, one
Ramstein Airman food services specialist assigned to the 86th Services
Squadron was honored for culinary excellence at the 2009 Hennessy
Travelers Association Educational Foundation Armed Forces Forum Oct. 4
through 10.
The economic boom in our consumer-oriented society, the growth of new
technologies and the changing workforce (i.e., more people working from
home) have dramatically increased the number of products that require
power in the average home. Most of today
MANNHEIM, Germany
Being in the Air Force comes with many responsibilities; one of those
responsibilities is taking random drug tests. While it might seem like
a pain to some, it takes a lot of hard work and perfection to keep Air
Force personnel tested.