Twitter
Facebook
Voting reminds Airmen of sacrifices, patriotism
On Sept. 18, 1787, the final day of the constitutional convention, Benjamin Franklin emerged from Independence Hall in Philadelphia into a crowd of curious spectators.
Commentary
Commentary
Servant-leaders critical to unit success
What is servant-leadership? Does leading from the rear have a place in today
Commentary
Preparing Soldiers for war on, off battlefield
The most important thing I can do for Soldiers here at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center is prepare them well for war both on and off the battlefield. Our technical skills are ready but our tactical skills need practice.
Commentary
Four Cs of leadership guide Airmen’s careers
Lt. Gen. Kenneth Wykle, retired U.S. Army, passed the 4 Cs of leadership to me when I worked for him at the U.S. Transportation Command at Scott Air Force Base, Ill. They have helped me to command a squadron and now as I command a group.
Commentary
Remembering those who served
The Fourth of July means summer is officially here. It includes fireworks, picnics, sports and celebrations with family and friends.
Commentary
Commander expresses honor, pride during July 4
The Fourth of July is arguably one of the most important dates in history, not only for America, but for all mankind. It was that fateful day 228 years ago when John Hancock signed his name to a document that forged America
Commentary
Inspector General encourages communication
Six months ago, I started my assignment as a new Inspector General. I
Commentary
Commander conveys importance of leadership
I grew up watching and admiring many great actors like Clint Eastwood, George C. Scott, and Gregory Peck portraying epic military leaders. But my all time favorite is John Wayne. Do you remember him portraying Lt. Col. Kirby York in the Rio Grande, Col. Mike Kirby in The Green Berets and Sgt. Stryker in The Sands of Iwo Jima.
Commentary
‘Public money’ equals public responsibity
The 435th Comptroller Squadron is one of the largest
Commentary
‘Our sacred trust’
The recent illumination of what happened to Iraqi prisoners in the Abu Ghraib Prison at the hands of American soldiers has been shocking and terribly disappointing to almost every citizen of the United States.
