37th AS takes to the water
Ramstein Airmen from the 37th Airlift Squadron recently participated in a
two-day over-water category 1 training mission that took place over the
Atlantic
Ocean Jan. 7 and 8.
Ramstein Airmen from the 37th Airlift Squadron recently participated in a
two-day over-water category 1 training mission that took place over the
Atlantic
Ocean Jan. 7 and 8.
Col. Michael G. Koba said the driver of the vehicle that caused him to
slam into the ground helmet first, compressing his spine and damaging
four vertebra, didn
The 18th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, 16th Sustainment Brigade,
sling load team conducted training with riggers from the 5th
Quartermaster Detachment, 21st Special Troops Battalion, Nov. 29 to 30
on Rhine Ordnance Barracks in Kaiserslautern to learn how to unhook
cargo after an airdrop and rig the cargo for helicopter pickup.
In a deployed environment, communication is imperative for a smooth,
successful mission. Ramstein
The senior staff officers, noncommissioned officers and civilians of the
21st Theater Sustainment Command didn
Life is fragile. In responding to a call for help, seconds can mean life
and death. This concept is something Chaplain (Lt. Col.) Gary Ziccardi
took to heart after rescuing a drowning man while on vacation in St
Croix, Virgin Islands, in November 2009.
A new C-37A was introduced to team Ramstein and the 76th Airlift
Squadron Dec. 7 to help increase the flying capabilities of the
distinguished visitor mission here.
“Dr.” William Whitney Christmas was one of the interesting and eccentric pioneers in the early days of aviation and, almost certainly, a charlatan. He was well educated and attended medical school, but never was licensed to practice medicine. In the early 1900s, he moved to the fledgling aviation industry, where […]