Commentary

Commentary

Extending a hand: Bringing holiday cheer to all

Extending a hand: Bringing holiday cheer to all

Col. Robert Kane
86th Airlift Wing commander

Thanksgiving traditionally marks the beginning of the holiday season each year.

November 19, 2004 ×

Commentary

Thanksgiving traditions: Enduring through modern times

Thanksgiving traditions: Enduring through modern times

Brig. Gen. Rosanne Bailey
435th Air Base Wing and KMC commander

Thanksgiving is a special day focused mostly on family, food and football.

November 19, 2004 ×

Commentary

Thanksgiving traditions: Bringing holiday cheer to all

Brig. Gen. Rosanne Bailey
435th Air Base Wing and

Thanksgiving is a special day focused mostly on family, food and football.

November 19, 2004 ×

Commentary

Combat programs ease stress with structure

Combat programs ease stress with structure

Chief Master Sgt. Gary Coleman
U.S. Air Forces in Europe

Force shaping, doing more with less, increased deployments: For many people in today

November 19, 2004 ×

Commentary

KMC medical battalion thankful for support

KMC medical battalion thankful for support

Lt. Col. James Signaigo
226th Medical Battalion commander

Greetings from Iraq! Up front, I

November 19, 2004 ×

Commentary

Leadership sometimes in front, sometimes behind

Leadership sometimes in front, sometimes behind

Chief Master Sgt. Christopher Vaughan
435th Communications Group

I was extremely fortunate to have some great teachers who always challenged my thought process, prodding and probing into my inner thoughts. At the time, I found myself questioning their motives. Little did I know I was being prepared for tomorrow.

November 12, 2004 ×

Commentary

Collateral accountability: about everyone

Collateral accountability: about everyone

Lt. Col. Christopher Mardis
86th Maintenance Squadron commander

Much has been written regarding the importance of accountability

November 12, 2004 ×

Commentary

Commander’s Action Line

Commander’s Action Line

Issue:
I live in Vogelweh housing close to the Fourth Avenue gate. Down our street, there have been fences put up on the side opposite of the occupied buildings. I was told that the unoccupied buildings would be demolished or renovated but I am unclear on that. What I, and many others, have a problem with is not only the fact that our road has become a one-way street, but how is life going to be for us when the real noise starts to hit? There is an entire stretch of buildings on the east side of Vogelweh where no one has lived in months, yet nothing has been done to them. What sense does it make to make lives more difficult especially for those who work nights and sleep during the day? My question is why us first?

November 5, 2004 ×

Commentary

Paying homage to all American veterans

Paying homage to all American veterans

Maj. Gen. Bennie E. Williams
21st Theater Support Command

Veterans Day has withstood changes to both its name and observance date, yet the basic sentiment behind this period of reverence has remained constant

November 5, 2004 ×

Commentary

Honoring past, present

Honoring past, present

Brig. Gen. Rosanne Bailey
435th Air Base Wing commander, KMC commander

Over the past century, the U.S. Armed Forces have fought in conflicts around the world to preserve freedom and peace.
Without the devotion of the men and women who protect our ideals, our world would be a drastically different place.
It is on Veterans Day that we take the time to honor and pay tribute to all who have traded personal freedoms to serve.

November 5, 2004 ×
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