Becoming better sponsors for incoming Airmen
Imagine arriving in a foreign country for the first time as you start the next leg of your military career.
Imagine arriving in a foreign country for the first time as you start the next leg of your military career.
They wake in the early hours of the morning to go out to their site. They set up screening stations, and for the next six to eight hours, they withstand the changing weather as they search through tons of dirt one bucket at a time.
June is Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Awareness Month, so it’s a good time to think about this common problem.
Airmen from the 76th Airlift Squadron, 86th Operational Support Squadron and civilian contractors returned from a 75-day deployment to Afghanistan June 1.
Lights flash as firetrucks pull up to a building. Smoke rolls from windows as firefighters quickly and strategically prepare fire hoses to enter. This training is crucial to ensure the KMC is taken care of in the event of a fire.
Q: Can I help a friend serve legal papers to another American here in Germany?
The 8th Medical Logistics Company conducted a no-notice shock exercise to test Soldiers’ readiness and prepare for Anakonda 16 May 2 to 4 in Pirmasens, Germany.
What to do when first arriving in the KMC: