Commentary

The inscription on the Eagle and Fledglings statue at our U.S. Air
Force Academy reminds us that

U.S. Army, Europe has suffered yet another needless tragedy. Two of our
Soldiers died recently after being struck by a train. The Soldiers had
just spent the evening enjoying the camaraderie of fellow Soldiers at a
barbeque. They were struck shortly after leaving the gathering. They
were 21 and 22 years old. Their deaths represent the second and third
fatalities involving trains this year.

The 2006 Combined Federal Campaign-Overseas has begun and ends Dec. 1.
The CFC is the only campaign authorized to solicit donations from
employees in the federal workplace on behalf of charitable
organizations. The campaign motto is

Close your eyes. Imagine you are sleeping soundly when blaring smoke alarms jolt you awake. What do you imagine happens next?

Firefighters work hard to help people understand home fire dangers, especially during Fire Prevention Week, Oct. 8 to 14.

During these times of great sacrifice by Soldiers fighting the Global War on Terrorism and supporting contingencies around the world, the support provided by families and loved ones is more important than ever. Soldiers rely heavily on the quiet encouragement and support they receive.

Much like your own household budget, increased energy costs have significantly impacted the Air Force