Courtesy of 435th Air Base Wing and 86th Airlift Wing History offices
What was the first ship sunk by an airplane? A. A Turkish merchant ship by a Royal Naval Air Service Short Seaplane Type 184 B. The German battleship Ostfriesland by Keystone Bombers under the command of Brig. Gen. Billy Mitchell C. The U-966 by Lt. Leonard E. Harmon, Lt. Kenneth […]
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by Tech. Sgt. Mona Ferrell
U.S. Air Forces in Europe News Service
Thanks to a new software-based program being implemented here, terminal instrument procedures specialists will soon be able to support flying missions within U.S. Air Forces in Europe
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Lt. Col. Rod Dorsey
USAFE Air Operations Command and Control Division
The world is in a state of flux, and America’s involvement in the War on Terrorism has not always been met with universal acceptance. Controversy stood as a backdrop as the armed forces commenced with Operation Iraqi Freedom. Some of America’s historical allies, namely Germany, took a firm stance against U.S. actions.
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by Christine June
415th Base Support Battalion
Registered private organizations now have a place for their meetings that won
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Senior Airman Brian Hill
Kaiserslautern American
Ramstein congratulates 566 new NCOs as the Air Force Personnel Center at Randolph Air Force Base, Texas, releases the 2004 E-5 promotion list.
The new staff sergeant selects will be promoted sometime between September and next August, based on their promotion sequence number. The PSNs, commonly referred to as line numbers, are given based on date of rank, total active federal military service and date of birth, according to Master Sgt. Jennifer West, Ramstein
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by Sheri Byrd
Contract writer
A new program in the KMC is combining the law enforcement resources of U.S. Air Force security forces, local German police and the City of Kaiserslautern Department for Public Order.
Visitors to the
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