30th Medical Command inactivates, reverts to 30th Medical Brigade
The 30th Medical Command inactivated and the unit reverted to the 30th Medical Brigade during a ceremony Oct. 18 in Sembach.
The 30th Medical Command inactivated and the unit reverted to the 30th Medical Brigade during a ceremony Oct. 18 in Sembach.
Staff Sgt. Ryan Albert Tech. Sgt. Marvin Alcantara Master Sgt. David Allen Airman 1st Class Sergiy Alyokhin Staff Sgt. Mario Amadiz Staff Sgt. Paul Amasol Master Sgt. Pepito Ambos Tech. Sgt. Maria Ambriz Senior Airman Takayuki Arai Senior Airman Matthew Arbor Staff Sgt. Jay Aten Senior Airman Nathan Aupperle Tech. […]
Soldiers from the 21st Theater Sustainment Command’s headquarters and 16th Sustainment Brigade assisted the 10th Army Air and Missile Defense Command’s 5th Battalion, 7th Air Defense Artillery with equipment inspections Oct 7 to 18 on Rhine Ordnance Barracks.
As autumn prepares us for our winter slumber, there are many events that come with the season: village farmers markets, wine tasting and winter stews and soups, all of which warm our bones.
They’re called vampire electronics. They suck energy even when turned off and can drive up the energy bills of unwary consumers. Although this eerie-sounding term can result in chilling home energy bills, the solution is not as scary. To keep energy bills down and consumption in check, the key is to identify the electronic culprits and drive a stake through their power-hungry hearts.
Amid intense budgetary concerns and with units across the Department of Defense striving to save money, one organization has found a way to bring money back into the Army by selling something most Soldiers see as garbage after a day at the range.
Imagine yourself walking down the street, minding your own business, on your way home from a long day at work. It’s getting dark and someone in your peripheral vision stumbles down some stairs they didn’t see.
The 1st Communications Maintenance Squadron spends the majority of the year on the road doing what some would call the impossible. While traditional maintenance squadrons are fixing everyday outages, these Airmen are called upon when it seems no one has the answer.
Soldiers from the 21st Theater Sustainment Command’s 21st Special Troops Battalion conducted land navigation training Oct. 15 to 17 to prepare for the Warrior Leader Course in the KMC.