Aerial Port Airmen make connections
Aerial port Airmen do more than connect point A to point B.
They connect military to mission, ally to ally, and present to future.
Aerial port Airmen do more than connect point A to point B.
They connect military to mission, ally to ally, and present to future.
More than 75 members of the German and American communities came together to commemorate the 65th anniversary of the Berlin Airlift.
Tasked with safeguarding aircraft wherever they land, Ravens will be circling.
“The Raven mission is to provide security where security is unknown,” said Staff Sgt. Efrain Perez, 86th Security Forces assistant NCOIC of flight operations.
One percent of Airmen reach the rank of chief master sergeant. Years of service, dedication, thought, sacrifice and sweat are put toward the effort of achieving an Airman’s eighth stripe.
After getting a chance to settle in, the new 435th Air Ground and Operations Wing commander, Col. Joseph D. McFall, was able to sit down with public affairs and answer a few questions about his expectations for the wing and its Airmen.
When people first imagine culinary delights of Germany, most conjure up images of beer, pretzels and sausages. One doesn’t naturally equate the country with exceptional wine.
To me, summer means being the first to dive into the cool waters at the local pool or having an evening swim at the local lake.
Civilians and active-duty members stationed in the Ramstein area have a tough decision to make: Should I buy a home in Germany? Whether you plan to be here for three years or indefinitely, buying a house is something to carefully consider.
Living in Europe is a guaranteed way to get a few unexpected visitors. Whether you have extended family members or random friends flying in, it is common for Americans living overseas to get the occasional house guest.
“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.”