Poll shows high public confidence in military
Americans have more confidence in the military than they have in banks,
the media, public schools and organized religion, according to a recent
national poll.
Americans have more confidence in the military than they have in banks,
the media, public schools and organized religion, according to a recent
national poll.
Child care for Ingrid Duty often meant hectic mornings driving more than
30 miles before work to drop off her two daughters at separate care
centers.
Members of the 1902nd Contingency Contracting Team used the ABCs of
contracting as part of a humanitarian project enabling more than 1,400
students in Zhur, Kosovo, to enjoy simple comforts in their school for
the first time in many years.
Young, hard-charging Airmen are sought for entry into the U.S. Air Force
Academy and the Air Force Academy Preparatory School with the end goal
of earning a commission. But these Airmen must apply by Jan. 31.
Halloween is always a fun time for children. By following a few simple
guidelines, we can assure our little ghosts and goblins are safe while
they are out scaring the community out of candy.
Civil Engineers’ Corner Dormitory manager positions available The 86th Civil Engineer Squadron has E-5 vacancies in dormitory management. We need highly motivated individuals interested in a unique experience that will develop their leadership, mentoring and management abilities and broaden their talents. These positions are highly visible and require working with […]
As Halloween draws near, your child
German police are warning Americans in the Kaiserslautern and Ramstein
areas to beware of motorists who appear to be stranded. These motorists
are oftentimes only trying to lure people into buying cheap jewelry.
Master Sgts. John Carbon and Michael Patrick, both U.S. Air Forces in
Europe first sergeants, hosted 34 Bulgarian air force non-commissioned
officers during an enlisted leadership seminar here Oct. 21.