Twitter
Facebook
Make the best of living in Germany: Learn about cultural differences
“When in Rome, do as the Romans do,” or so the saying goes. As old as it is, it refers to what is nowadays termed “cultural intelligence.”
Features
Features
From being homeless to becoming an Airman
There are hundreds of thousands of homeless teens in America. They all end up that way for various reasons — growing too old for the foster care system, neglect or running away from home.
Features
Warrior Center welcomes USO volunteers
Dawn Rysavy meets and greets hundreds of faces each day. Some are regulars from the local KMC while others hail from the U.S. and elsewhere.
Features
86th MUNS lights fuse on education
It all started as a friendly wager between two 86th Munitions Squadron Airmen about who could get their Community College of the Air Force degree first.
Features
Civil engineers recall, reflect 17 years after Khobar Towers bombing
On the night of June 25, 1996, near Dhahran Air Base, Saudi Arabia, terrorists positioned a tanker truck filled with explosives less than 100 feet away from a building in the Khobar Towers complex that housed deployed Airmen.
Features
Be safe, avoid electrical fires
Many electrical fires in homes are caused by incorrectly installed wiring, overloaded circuits and extension cords.
Features
Ramstein women organize mentorship program
The word “mentorship” is often used by Air Force leaders as a force development tool to mold the next generation of Airmen.
Features
10th AAMDC sponsors ease growing pains for new Soldiers
Moving from assignment to assignment is rarely a hassle-free experience, with some moves not only more difficult than others but more difficult than necessary.
Features
Putting “lead” in leader
Some people are lucky just to have a boss. Some people count themselves blessed if their boss doesn’t completely hate them. But for Eric Leader, U.S. Air Forces in Europe and Air Forces Africa Materiel Management Branch deputy chief of branch operations, he has a boss who is proud of him and wants the whole world to know it.
Features
Military Matters – June 28, 2013
The Armstrong Gate at Vogelweh will be closed from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. July 5 to repair rutted pavers of speed bumps. Both in and outbound lanes will be affected.
