Farewell Heidelberg celebration set for Saturday
The Heidelberg military community will celebrate more than 60 years of German and American friendship and service during the “Farewell Heidelberg” celebration June 1 to 9 in Heidelberg.
The Heidelberg military community will celebrate more than 60 years of German and American friendship and service during the “Farewell Heidelberg” celebration June 1 to 9 in Heidelberg.
U.S. Army Garrison Kaiserslautern will host a community information fair and town hall Wednesday at Vogelweh’s Armstrong’s Club.
To address shrinking budgets, Air Force leaders are calling all Airmen to share their best money-saving ideas through the “Every Dollar Counts” campaign.
Sixty-two students graduated from Airman Leadership School May 21 May with 321 guests in attendance. The five-week program is designed to develop senior airmen into first-line supervisors.
The 435th Air Ground Operations Wing recognized a member of the 1st Communications Maintenance Squadron as this week’s Thunderbolt recipient. This award is the 435th Air Ground Operations Wing commander’s way of recognizing his superior performing Airmen.
The 435th Air Ground Operations Wing recently recognized Staff Sgt. Brandon York, 1st Air and Space Communication Operations Squadron cable and antenna systems journeyman, for the Maj. Gen. Gerald L. Prather Communications and Information Professional of the Year Award.
With an influx of reporting on the topic of sequestration and civilian furloughs hitting our email boxes every day, many have become utterly confused and have a 1,001 questions.
Soldiers from 21st Theater Sustainment Command observe the assembly of a Bulgarian weapon during Thracian Guard 2013, a certification exercise for the Bulgarian Land Forces 38th Battalion Battle Group, as they train and prepare for their mission downrange in support of NATO operations.
Last month, U.S. Air Forces in Europe-Air Forces Africa completed the much anticipated Air Force Network user migrations.
There are two moments in Staff. Sgt. Dan Scarola’s life that make him the person he is today. The first moment was the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, when the World Trade Center towers fell. The other was a year and a half later, when he found out his mother had breast cancer.