Otterberg holds old town festival
Otterberg will celebrates its
Some people might believe August is too early to start thinking about
the winter holidays, but if you
Numerous transactions at Army and Air Force Exchange operations are
experiencing a double whammy no one saw coming
U.S. personnel should not buy elephant ivory while stationed or vacationing overseas, customs officials advise.
Sgt. 1st Class John Mayle, the 7th Civil Support Command force
development non-commissioned officer and a master resilience trainer,
spent a day educating 10 teenagers on comprehensive Soldier fitness,
which helped supply them with the tools to grow and thrive in today
STAP applications Spouse Tuition Assistance Program applications for Term II are now being accepted online. Air Force Aid Society’s STAP program increases the occupational opportunities for Air Force spouses. It is available for all active-duty Air Force spouses accompanying their spouses overseas and pursuing a degree through one of the […]
“The best thing was I could have fun and talk about stuff with kids my age without having to worry about adults,” said Chris DeRose, 14. “Oh yeah, and I learned lots of neat things, too.” Chris was among 10 teens who attended the first European Youth Leadership, Education and […]
The 3rd Battalion, 405th Army Field Support Brigade supported efforts
to assist with the containment of wildfires in Russia by providing
military equipment to Russia Aug. 13. The firefighting equipment,
including 40 toolkits and 45 chain saws, is being released from the
Army Prepositioned Stocks in Italy at the request of the U.S. European
Command.
Do you ever wonder why an installation or building bears a certain name?
Hammonds Barracks in Seckenheim, Germany, for instance, was named in
honor of Pfc. Robert Hammonds who was killed in action on April 11,
1945.