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Spiritual Healing

Spiritual Healing

Airman 1st Class Julianne Showalter
Kaiserslautern American

Ramstein

May 11, 2007 ×

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Aircraft, awful and awesome:Flying Propaganda Machine

Aircraft, awful and awesome:
Flying Propaganda Machine

Dr. Marshall Michel
86th Airlift Wing historian

One of the first priorities of the Soviet Union

May 11, 2007 ×

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Aircraft, awful and awesome:Fisher XP-75 Eagle

Aircraft, awful and awesome:
Fisher XP-75 Eagle

Dr. Marshall Michel
86th Airlift Wing historian

If ever an aircraft was misnamed, it was the XP-75, which should have
been called the

May 4, 2007 ×

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Here come our heroes

Here come our heroes

Christine June
U.S. Army Garrison Kaiserslautern

***image1***“Heroes at Home” were honored April 19 at the U.S. Army Garrison Kaiserslautern’s volunteer recognition ceremony at the Armstrong Community Club on Vogelweh Housing. Volunteers donated close to 100,000 hours this year − a savings of more than $1 million dollars, said Angela Bellamy, USAGK Volunteer Corps coordinator. “Our volunteers […]

April 27, 2007 ×

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Aircraft, awful and awesome: Martin XB-51

Aircraft, awful and awesome: Martin XB-51

Dr. Marshall Michel
86th Airlift Wing historian

In February 1946 the Army Air Forces asked for designs for a
low-altitude attack aircraft, a type that had been very successful in
the Pacific theater in World War II.

April 27, 2007 ×

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Creek Defender

Creek Defender

Photos by Airman Kenny Holston

The mission of the 786th Security Forces Squadron

April 20, 2007 ×

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Aircraft, awful and awesome:F-82 Twin Mustang

Aircraft, awful and awesome:
F-82 Twin Mustang

Dr. Marshall Michel
86th Airlift Wing historian

The F-82 Twin Mustang was a seemingly awkward attempt at the very end
of World War II to turn the classic P-51 Mustang into a very long-range
fighter. The basic idea

April 20, 2007 ×

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3 cheers for cell phone safety

Courtesy of the 435th ABW Safety Office

April 13, 2007 ×

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Reaping what you sew:Nonprofit founder visits USAFE, LRMC

Reaping what you sew:
Nonprofit founder visits USAFE, LRMC

Master Sgt. Chuck Roberts
USAFE Public Affairs

As wounded servicemembers were loaded onto stretchers in preparation
for their C-17 medical evacuation flight to get underway, a special
visitor provided pillows and blankets to make their journey a little
more comfortable.

April 13, 2007 ×

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More from CTS: a new civilian look

Courtesy of the CTS

Sometimes, change can be fashionable. Ramstein

April 13, 2007 ×