E-mail reduction is next step in AFNet implementation
Airmen checking their e-mail after Aug. 22 might be surprised to see
their e-mail boxes at full capacity as the 86th Communication Squadron
lines itself up with the Air Force Network.
Airmen checking their e-mail after Aug. 22 might be surprised to see
their e-mail boxes at full capacity as the 86th Communication Squadron
lines itself up with the Air Force Network.
Recently, representatives of the Serbian Army participated in a joint
communications training exercise with Soldiers of the 361st Civil
Affairs Brigade, 7th Civil Support Command, at Daenner Kaserne here.
The discovery of spoofed Air Force websites means Air Force network
users must maintain vigilant awareness before entering passwords into
Air Force sites.
Morocco is the latest U.S. partner nation to receive the F-16 Fighting
Falcon, a historic event marked by a ceremony here Aug. 4.
Mulched areas have been overrun with weeds, shrubs/bushes have not been
touched, weeds are sprouting through sidewalk cracks, lawns are
overgrown with weeds, lawns require mowing, and your backyard is strewn
with toys and debris.
AUG. 2 11:44 a.m.: A Soldier parked her vehicle at her residence where someone took multiple items. There was no damage caused to the vehicle. AUG. 3 8:12 p.m.: A dependent reported larceny of government and private property. IKEA’s store video surveillance camera showed a young female remove the dependent’s […]
Brian Campbell knew some challenges were in store for him after he left
his Navy career to follow his military wife across the country.
But what he didn
When faced with a limited resource environment, Winston Churchill told
his senior staff:
The 66th Transportation Company, 39th Movement Control Battalion, 16th
Sustainment Brigade was awarded the Army Safety Excellence Streamer by
Col. Keith Sledd, commander of the 16th Sust. Bde., during a ceremony
July 28 on Kleber Kaserne in Kaiserslautern.