by Col. David Haase
86th Logistics Readiness Group commander
After a busy holiday season, many of us are looking forward to the
challenges and opportunities a new year offers. That makes this a great
time to take a few moments to think about how you can support our
military families by making the KMC an even better place to live, work
and play.
January 27, 2012 ×
by Tech. Sgt. Roman Rocha
Ramstein Area Defense Counsel
You have just been notified by your first sergeant that both he and your
commander suspect you have committed an offense and an investigation
has commenced to determine facts about the stated allegations.
January 20, 2012 ×
by Col. James Clapsaddle
86th Medical Group deputy commander
While there may be some natural born leaders out there, I don
January 20, 2012 ×
by Brig. Gen. C.K. Hyde
86th Airlift Wing commander
Alcohol-related incidents are a serious issue for our Airmen, families
and local community. ARIs directly affect our ability to conduct our
military mission, disrupt unit manning and productivity, and create
additional burdens on unit leadership.
January 13, 2012 ×
by Col. Margaret Walsh
86th Aeromedical Evacuation Squadron commander
I dislike to hear the phase
January 6, 2012 ×
by Lt. Col. Ryan Coyne
86th Vehicle Readiness Squadron commander
and Maj. Christine Stevens
86th VRS
December 16, 2011 ×
by Col. Mike Monson
86th Mission Support Group commander
What does it take to be a good leader? How about a great leader? Over my
20+ year military career, I
December 16, 2011 ×
by Lt. Col. Jarrett Purdue
86th Civil Engineering Squadron
Numerous essays have been written on leadership, including many featured
in this corner of the KA over the years. Much less, however, is written
about followership.
December 9, 2011 ×
by Maj. Mark Ashman
86th Maintenance Operation Squadron commander
Did you ever wonder what the difference was between an aircraft
maintenance squadron, a maintenance squadron and a maintenance
operations squadron?
Well, if you had, today is your lucky day.
December 2, 2011 ×
A poem by A.L. Shaff
Contributing writer
How can I tell my queen, City-born homecoming-crowned, Of my Father Mounted on a pulp-loaded four-bottom sled Bringing five children One steel-runner Christmas gift? She says I tell too many poor stories But I know when the Baptists Boxed oranges and apples And renewed toys For the poor that Christmas […]
November 25, 2011 ×