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Before candy gets stocked in supermarkets for the upcoming Halloween
season, teams already will be busy taping at overseas locations around
the world for special greetings to be aired during the holiday season.

Gen. Roger A. Brady, commander of Allied Air Command Ramstein and
commander of U.S. Air Forces in Europe, visited the Close Air Support
Exercise Ramstein Rover 2010 Aug. 31, conducted at Volk Field Combat
Readiness Training Center in Wisconsin, to get a first-hand look at the
exercise.

A chemical plant in a foreign country accidently releases a plume of
toxic fumes causing panic, sickness and numerous deaths within the city
where the plant is located. Adding to all the chaos, the weather makes
the situation worse for the citizens who live in the area of direct
impact. A call comes from the foreign country for U.S. assistance. Who
will go?

The Theater Aviation Sustainment Manager-Europe is nearing completion
of a Foreign Military Sales reset mission for the Dutch military.

Preventing suicide is a priority at Europe Regional Medical Command,
throughout U.S. Army Europe and the entire Department of Defense. And
that priority will be emphasized during Suicide Prevention Month this
month as a call to action goes out to all military communities.

In the early morning hours of Sept. 2, Senior Airman Winston Jerez hung
suspended from a building in the 435th Construction Training Squadron
compound on Ramstein, demonstrating the basket operation rescue
maneuver to three firefighters from the Nigerian air force.

As we approach the ninth anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks it
is important for all Airmen to remember the vital role we play in
ensuring the liberty and security of the U.S. and its allies.