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A stillborn Viper
As American daylight bombers ranged over Germany in 1945 with little
major opposition from the outnumbered Luftwaffe, the Germans grew more
desperate to find a
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Career counselors help Soldiers with life decisions
For a lot of Soldiers, retention means only one thing
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Crossword puzzle
ACROSS 1 Eastern European 5 Part of the leg 9 Balance sheet item 14 French soldier’s hat 15 Jason’s vessel 16 ___ Dame 17 “___ Around” (Beach Boys tune) 18 Oktoberfest draft 19 Promotional link 20 Spanish inns 22 Turned inside out 24 Significant stage 26 Wife of Louis XVI of France 32 Big occasion 33 Fitzgerald of jazz 34 Radiation unit 35 Record 36 Calling 38 Aarhus resident […]
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Reintegration retreat brings couples together
When most people get married, they think only about wedded bliss and
not about the numerous deployments and remote tours that add stress to
relationships.
One program on base helps reacquaint spouses to help resolve some of
these exact issues through reintegration retreats. The Ramstein Airman
& Family Readiness Center held a two-day retreat Feb. 20 and 21 at
the See Hotel in Kaiserslautern.
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Paralegal career field challenging, rewarding
Providing legal advice and a full range of legal service support to all
Air Force commanders, servicemembers, retirees and their families
located in the KMC is the Ramstein legal team
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A thundering technology shortfall
The XP/XF-91 Thunderceptor was originally designed in 1946 as a
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Women’s History Month: Honoring the past, present and future
From banding together to serve their country during World War I to
pushing for the 19th Amendment, women have played a huge part in
defining America and the armed forces.
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435th CPTS supports USAFE, proves best in AF
Supporting multiple wings and two numbered Air Forces might seem like a
difficult task, but the 435th Comptroller Squadron is
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21st TSC honors 50 years of service at ceremony
His is an extraordinary achievement.
Paul Zedalis has spent the past five decades serving his nation. After
serving in the Army for 29 years, he spent another 21 years in civilian
government positions.
Mr. Zedalis, who joined the Army as a 20-year-old private in April
1958, served in all the combat arms fields and with the Military Police
Corps.
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Reserve Soldier retires after 30 years of service
With more 30 years of service, Chief Warrant Officer 4 Ronald Kissee,
7th Civil Support Command supply technician, conducted his last
official day of duty living up to his commitment to the U.S. Army and
the United States.
