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As we approach Nov. 11, perhaps no one understands the purpose of
Veterans Day better than those of us who have worn our nation

The newly formed multinational Heavy Airlift Wing recently provided the
NATO Military Committee valuable airlift into Afghanistan for an
opportunity to meet with Afghan and International Security Assistance
Force leadership as well as their national contingents there.

As part of an Armed Forces Entertainment tour, two Medal of Honor
recipients visited wounded warriors and the current class of the
Kisling Noncommissioned Officer Academy Oct. 23.

Many people think the 76th Airlift Squadron only flies distinguished
visitors around Europe and the United States, but that is not always
the case. A team of 11 active-duty members and four civilian
maintenance contractors recently returned from a 67-day deployment,
flying DVs in and around Iraq and Afghanistan in support of overseas
contingency operations.

BAUMHOLDER, Germany

CAMP BONDSTEEL, Kosovo

MANNHEIM, Germany