Commentary and photo by Spc. Adrienne Killingsworth
18th Military Police Brigade Public Affairs
As I walked through the American cemetery at Omaha Beach, I found it
difficult to wrap my mind around a battle so large and brutal that
thousands of American Soldiers died in a single day. I imagined
thousands of Soldiers pouring onto the beaches 65 years ago; the
magnitude of the
conflict must have been overwhelming to them as well.
June 12, 2009 ×
by Col. Don Bacon
435th Air Base Wing commander
This one member of the Flamingo Wing is grateful to all of you!
I thank the 7,574 Fight
June 5, 2009 ×
by Master Sgt. Scott C. Etler
3rd AF/C2C
Not long after I arrived at my first duty station, a crotchety old
technical sergeant nicknamed me
April 24, 2009 ×
by Lexie Taba USAG
Wiesbaden Public Affairs
The life of a military child can be hard. Some people underestimate how
hard it really is to be constantly uprooted, always having to pack up
and leave right when a young person finally feels a sense of belonging.
April 17, 2009 ×
Commentary by Sgt. Maj. Cameron Porter
I was so excited. I had just purchased a new battery, and the weather
was looking very nice. In fact, it would turn out to be the first warm,
sunny day of 2009.
March 27, 2009 ×
by Master Sgt. Jim Fisher
17th Air Force Public Affairs
Since his installation as the first chief master sergeant of the Air
Force in 1967, Chief Paul W. Airey
March 27, 2009 ×
by Chief Master Sgt.
86th Airlift Wing command chief
There’s a simple, universal principle that’s followed me through my Air Force career: “The reward for great work is more work.” This idea can be difficult to deal with. When an Air Force member produces outstanding results, the expectations for that person go way up, and they soon find themselves […]
March 20, 2009 ×