Features

The ever-present threat of without warning disasters and terrorist
attacks necessitates the need for qualified Chemical, Biological,
Radiological and Nuclear specialists to always be prepared to protect
U.S. national interests. One such capability is the 773rd Civil Support
Team, 7th Civil Support Command, who put their expertise to the test
during exercise Cobalt Dragon here at Rhine Ordnance Barracks, Dec. 5 to
9.

On Dec. 5, the Ramstein Passenger Terminal hosted the first day of
Project Rudolph

Instructors from the 435th Security Forces Squadron Regional Training
Center conducted a fly away security team course for 12 Airmen from the
86th SFS and 7 Belgians from the Belgian Air Component Dec. 5 to 9.

More than 4,000 Ramstein service and family members were rocked by the
band Daughtry, comedian Gabriel

Just before World War II began, the U.S. Army Air Corps realized its
fighters were woeful compared to the German Bf109 and the British
Spitfire. While advanced fighters like the Lockheed P-38 Lightning and
Republic P-47 Thunderbolt were in sight, in February 1940, the Air Corps
issued Proposal R-40C for a fighter superior to anything previously
considered.

“BRTE events are always a challenge for the Baltic States,” said Col. Antanas Jucius, acting commander and chief of staff of the Lithuanian air force. “We are glad to have our NATO partners in Lithuania and train our soldiers together to ensure and increase safety of our countries.” The 10th […]

While sitting on an airplane bound for Kyrgyzstan, the inbound American
Forces Network superintendent for New Kabul Compound, Afghanistan,
decided he wanted to renew his wedding vows. So, he leaned over to the
inbound communications superintendent for Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan,
and shared his idea with her, and she said