The cost of readiness … ‘Always Ready’
It was time to call it a day
From time to time, we all need to step back from the hectic pace of our daily routines to get a good perspective check. You know, get out the
I am writing this, not as a supervisor telling one of his Airmen not to drink and drive, but as an Airman trying to help another Airman. On Feb. 22, I was all packed up ready to go to sunny Charleston, N.C., for a two-week TDY when a
Earlier this year, I was at my desk when word reached me that the first 21st Theater Support Command Soldier had been killed in action in Iraq. Kaiserslautern
With Christmas just around the corner and the new year soon to follow, there is much excitement in the air. The time of giving, sharing and celebrating is finally here, along with all the anticipation, busyness and stress. While we have much to do to get ready for our individual celebrations, we should also take a moment to review the year and consider all that we have accomplished in 2004
When I deployed in 2003 to operations Enduring and Iraqi Freedom, I was hoping to come back home safe and sound to my daughter.
As a lifelong and shareholding Green Bay Packer fan, much of my reading on leadership and success revolves around the writing of Vince Lombardi, my role-model of those things from my youth. Members of the 435th Civil Engineer Squadron are not new to my use of his immortal words.
Five scraggly-looking Army Soldiers walked up to