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In November 1989 when the Berlin Wall and the Warsaw Pact came crashing
down, many people expected a peace dividend. I was reminded of that
yearning for peace some years ago when I conducted a seminar for young
Airmen at Balad.

“One Team, One Fight” is an often-heard phrase signifying the need to pull together and accomplish a mission. For nine Soldiers of the Kaiserslautern-based 10th Army Air Missile Defense Command, it represents an opportunity to work with their U.S. Air Force counterparts in providing a safer and more efficient battle […]

What exactly does it take to maintain the exterior function and
appearance of the KMC? As part of the 786th Civil Engineer Squadron,
which manages 10,770,000 square feet of airfield and more than 4,703
acres of land on both Ramstein and 19 other geographically separated
units, there are two sections that contribute to maintaining,
constructing and repairing the roads we drive on and the structures we
use every day. 

The year is 1931. Former Roaring

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Instructors from the U.S. Defense Institute for Medical Operations are
exchanging ideas and techniques with medical practitioners from the
different countries participating in Exercise Shared Resilience 2012
here May 28 to today.

The 309th Airlift Squadron received a World War II artifact through the
combined efforts of an author, a group of Airmen and a war memorial
group during a private ceremony conducted May 22 at Chievres Air Base.