Spring fire safety
The warm spring weather is finally here. It
The warm spring weather is finally here. It
A simulated Army platoon cautiously approaches a quiet urban village,
their senses are heightened, no friendlies are in the area, but they
know they have a target to take care of.
The Defense Military Pay Office returned to U.S. Air Forces in Europe
command Monday. Milpay transactions include cost of living allowance,
family separation allowance and more, which will now be processed by
finance offices from each individual base instead of at the Central
Processing Center at Ellsworth Air Force Base, North Dakota.
The 37th Airlift Squadron completed a weeklong airdrop training exercise
with a 10-bundle container delivery system drop at a drop zone near
Grafenwöhr, Germany, March 16.
Traumatic Brain Injury has been called the signature injury of the wars
in Afghanistan and Iraq, and after 10 years at war, many of our service
members have been repeatedly exposed to events that have the potential
of causing a brain injury.
Dr. Eva Iszak Djordjevic was 17 when American Soldiers entered the
infamous Dachau Concentration Camp in April 1945, liberating her and
thousands of other prisoners who had survived the Holocaust. After being
treated for typhoid fever, she returned to her home of Belgrade,
Yugoslavia (now Serbia), and hasn
Lt. Gen. William T. Lord, Air Force chief of warfighting integration and
chief information officer, visited Ramstein in February to host a town
hall style presentation in the Hercules Theater. His presentation was
targeted at the cyberspace career field and how it would have to adapt
in the Department of Defense
Breast cancer can affect anybody
On the ninth anniversary of U.S. forces moving into Iraq, President
Barack Obama has proclaimed March 19 to be