Commentary

Q I know the military continually has problems with people drinking and driving, and was wondering how many of these happen at on-base establishments? If many do happen at on-base facilities, would it be legal to place a breathalyzer machine in each facility? A Thank you very much for your […]

The terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, were acts of war against the
United States of America and its allies and against the concept of
civilized society. The enemy is not one person; it is not a single
political regime. The enemy is terrorism.

As a new first sergeant at Little Rock Air Force Base, Ark., I was at a
staff meeting when a chief, the mission support group superintendent
and great personal

mentor, gave us a heads-up about a small trash detail requirement to
clean up after the Fourth of July fireworks display. As we filed out at
the end of the meeting, I made what I considered an innocent, trivial
remark to the chief.

One of my favorite memories is July 4, 1988. I was stationed at the
Pentagon and living in Virginia.  Several friends had boats and we all
decided to meet with our families and friends on the Potomac River,
just across from the Lincoln Memorial and the Washington Monument

QWhy does the
traffic light on Ramstein near the 723rd Air Mobility Squadron Cargo
Terminal not work for motorcycles? Motorcycles

coming to the light and making a left hand turn will sit there until
another car pulls over the strip in the road to activate the light
signal.