CSAF: Budget cuts affect combatant commands
WASHINGTON — Painful budget reductions will reduce the future capabilities of combatant commanders, Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Mark A. Welsh III told Congress here March 26.
WASHINGTON — Painful budget reductions will reduce the future capabilities of combatant commanders, Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Mark A. Welsh III told Congress here March 26.
For anyone who knows me, it’s no surprise I love animals. Specifically, I love dogs, and even more specifically, I love my dogs as though they are my children.
Gen. Frank Gorenc (center), U.S. Air Forces in Europe and Air Forces Africa commander, Lt. Gen. Noel T. Jones (left), USAFE-AFAFRICA vice commander, and Chief Master Sgt. James Davis, USAFE-AFAFRICA command chief, complete their Air Force Assistance Fund contribution form March 25 in the commander’s office.
There are a number of scholarships available for military dependents who want to attend college, and many are just an essay away.
Air Force One touched down March 29 at Ramstein bringing President Barack Obama, who came to meet with some of America’s heroes.
The Airman who abducted and molested multiple children in the KMC in 2012 was caught and sentenced to 50 years confinement, reduction to airman basic and forfeiture of all pay and allowances March 18 at F.E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyo.
As I sat in my commander’s office, I thought to myself, “Am I the best person to write about stress?” After all, I am a new first sergeant, new to an overseas location and new to the line-side of the Air Force. What could I possibly know about stress?
As service members prepare to move their clocks forward one hour Sunday for daylight saving time, the 86th Civil Engineer Squadron fire protection flight has a few recommendations concerning smoke detector safety.
It is a sunny, warm day on the air base in Romania. Transient personnel sit in the post movie theater enjoying their morning when they notice something amiss. An Airman stands up in the theater and makes a call on his cell phone.
Long before he could fit into combat boots or even speak English, Peter Karpawitz-Godt was becoming familiar with military life.