1st CBCS keeps aircraft on track
A crowd gathered outside during an empty, black, ominous late fall night then filled Ramstein’s Hercules Theater to hear the suspenseful words of author Stephen King.
Thanksgiving is a time to say “thank you,” not “sorry,” “oops” or “ouch,” so this Thanksgiving, keep safety in mind and be thankful for the time with friends and family.
How does U.S. Air Forces in Europe and Air Forces Africa speak to more than a quarter of the world’s population without saying a word?
On Ramstein, 1st Lt. Adrianna Perez, 86th Comptroller Squadron deputy budget officer, has a duty that directly affects Airmen twice a month. I interviewed her to see what she does and how she does it.
Keeping aircraft in the air takes more than a pilot in the seat. Airmen with the 86th Operations Support Squadron Aircrew Flight Equipment shop ensure pilots can accomplish their piece of the mission by providing them operational equipment to keep them alive when everything else fails.
Stopping winter from bringing colder temperatures, less sunlight and more precipitation might be out of human control, however, fighting off seasonal depression with a healthy lifestyle is not.
Raising community morale year-round is spearheaded by the 86th Force Support Squadron with activities and events including the Rockin’ 4th of July, NCAA basketball games, organizing USO events and awarding prizes to the community.