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Starting Aug. 1, computer users will not be able to remotely access webmail or any other Army in Europe network services unless they are using a government-owned computer and have been validated by their commander as a remote access user.
Currently, Soldiers and Department of Defense employees using employee-owned computers can remotely access the LandWarNet (unclassified) to conduct both official and unofficial business, according to Daniel LaChance of the Policy Branch, Architecture Division, U.S. Army Europe.

U.S. Air Forces in Europe members attending formal training and education courses will now do so under a new umbrella program instituted recently within the command.

Each year since its establishment in 1957 by President Dwight D. Eisenhower, Americans have celebrated the first of May as Law Day. Law Day reminds us of the many benefits we enjoy as a people who live under the rule of law.

The 86th Operations Group Standardization, Evaluation professionals and individual aircrew members were recently given the opportunity to prove their mettle.

U.S. Air Forces in Europe recently announced the command

Eight members of the 86th Airlift Wing received U.S. Air Forces in Europe awards during the Maintenance Professional of the Year ceremony April 17 in Hangar 1 at Ramstein. The event highlighted the accomplishments of the 86th Maintenance Group’s aircraft maintainers who ensured their mission statement “To provide combat ready […]

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