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The 786th Civil Engineer Squadron has played a big part in providing critical support to Afghan evacuation operations at Ramstein Air Base from beginning to end. Since day one, civil engineer Airmen have spent countless hours planning, assembling cots, building pods, setting up hygiene areas and providing power for approximately […]

Angel Estrada thought he had it made at 21. He was earning double-time pay for working the night shift at his local grocery store in Puerto Rico. His only chores at home, where he lived with his mother, grandmother and brother, was to cut the grass and clean the car. […]

U.S. Army Garrison Rheinland-Pfalz senior leaders gathered at Germersheim Army Depot Monday to not only celebrate the installation’s 70th anniversary, but also to recognize and recommit to the German-American partnership that keep goods moving throughout U.S. Army Europe and Africa. The depot’s operations manager Leonard Chanler hosted a cake cutting […]

Those serving in the Profession of Arms understand the inherent dangers associated with their chosen professions to serve their country, and most probably don’t tempt the odds by inviting additional hazards to their safety by doubling down during their off-duty time. However, one retired military member and current U.S. Army […]

Since the beginning of Afghan evacuation support operations at Ramstein Air Base, two engineers have been key players behind the mission’s continued success.

The laughter and excitement of kids on the playground fills the air on a sunny October afternoon. Siblings, Maya Lute and Anthony Phipps, run around playing hide-and-seek, with all the joy and endless energy kids seem to have. No one would think anything was out of the ordinary. Maya, 10, […]