Twins reunite with help from 21st TSC
A set of twins entered basic training with strong intentions of becoming
Soldiers and serving their country. They began to train, giving
everything they had to achieve their common goal.
A set of twins entered basic training with strong intentions of becoming
Soldiers and serving their country. They began to train, giving
everything they had to achieve their common goal.
After the German defeat in the Battle of Britain in late 1940, Luftwaffe
Junkers Ju 86P bombers modified with pressurized cockpits began flying
reconnaissance missions over England at altitudes that made them immune
from interception. The British feared the Luftwaffe might begin bombing
England from high altitude, so the British Air Ministry issued
Specification F.4/40 for an RAF fighter to operate at extremely high
altitudes.
WASHINGTON (AFNS)
Team Kaiserslautern will kick off the 2011 Military Saves Week campaign
11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesday at the Kaiserslautern Military Community
Center Food Court.
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Getting better with age? The United Service Organizations reached a milestone when it celebrated its 70th birthday.
On Feb. 4, 171 USO centers worldwide celebrated seven decades of service
and support to U.S. servicemembers and their families. And like a fine
wine, the USO has definitely gotten better
Though Italy was an important ally for Germany in World War II, its
contributions have largely been forgotten. In fact, though the Italian
main battle formations suffered from inferior equipment and many
Italians were ambivalent about the war, Italian special units scored
many spectacular successes.
At the age of 8, he began hunting with his grandfather, and by 12 he was
hunting on his own. Sixty years later, retired Senior Master Sgt. Maxie
D. Butler continues his hobby as the lead hunting instructor for the
German hunting license course at Vogelweh
Helping save lives was the goal for the Soldiers of the 21st Theater
Sustainment Command
“Tradition is important, but we also look to the future.” This is the motto of Bruni Pütz, the German president of the German-American and International Women’s Club. On Jan. 18, 1956, 55 years ago, the first official meeting of the GAIWC took place. Since then it has maintained a “sisterhood […]