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We all have our bumps in the road. Some are minor speed humps and others are gaping potholes. Those are times where it seems there is nowhere to turn. But it isn’t about what got us there; it’s about what brought us back that counts and makes us resilient Airmen.

Staff Sgt. Yisey Aponte, a mortuary affairs specialist with the 21st Theater Sustainment Command and a native of Puerto Rico, folds the American flag as Spc. Chase Webb, a native of Cincinnati, and Pfc. Marygrace Phillips, a native of Chicago, both with the 21st TSC, hold the flag during a retreat ceremony Monday on Panzer Kaserne in Kaiserslautern.

Career assistance advisers help commanders and first-line supervisors in counseling enlisted personnel on re-enlistment and retraining opportunities, educate Airmen about benefits and entitlements, and help commanders, supervisors and enlisted personnel on retention activities and programs.

To aid customers during PCS season, the 86th Comptroller Squadron financial services office provides a customer service counter from 9 to 11 a.m. Monday through Friday in Bldg. 2108.

Field ready. Air power. Agile warfare. Combat lifesaver.

All of these terms have one common denominator; without the proper training and education, they mean nothing. Years of research and development have gone into creating the elite group that is the U.S. Air Force, and even during times of reduced funding, they must keep a sharpened edge.

“I never thought I could be a Soldier,” Diaz said. “My mindset of a Soldier was of an invincible human who couldn’t be harmed, couldn’t be touched.”

JUNE 4 2:18 p.m.: A major vehicle accident and fleeing the scene were reported in Theisbergstegen. 6:13 p.m.: A major traffic accident with injuries was reported in Kaiserslautern. 9:18 p.m.: A major traffic accident and fleeing the scene were reported in Landstuhl.