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21st TSC celebrates German reunification at ceremony

21st TSC celebrates German reunification at ceremony

by Angelika Lantz
21st TSC Public Affairs

“Wind of Change” by the German rock band Scorpions is not a song you would expect to hear at a military ceremony. Yet, it seemed the perfect prelude to the 21st Theater Sustainment Command’s retreat and retirement ceremony at the parade field on Panzer Kaserne Oct. 30.   Historic and […]

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MOH recipients visit NCOs, wounded warriors

MOH recipients visit NCOs, wounded warriors

by Senior Airman Amanda Dick
86th Airlift Wing Public Affairs

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.

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76th AS aids OCO through DV airlift support

76th AS aids OCO through DV airlift support

by Lt. Col. Joel T. King
Central Command DV Flight Detachment deployed commander, C-20 instructor pilot

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.

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Commentary

Leading in challenging times: integrity also means consistency

by Gen. Roger A. Brady
Commander, U.S. Air Forces in Europe

Every Airman knows that

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21st TSC hosts partnership range with Bundeswehr

21st TSC hosts partnership range with Bundeswehr

by Sgt. Frank Sanchez III
21st TSC Public Affairs

BAUMHOLDER, Germany

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Contracting for peace: Army, National Guard support contracting mission in Kosovo

Contracting for peace: Army, National Guard support contracting mission in Kosovo

by Angelika Lantz
21st TSC Public Affairs

CAMP BONDSTEEL, Kosovo

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Too plugged in

Too plugged in

The economic boom in our consumer-oriented society, the growth of new
technologies and the changing workforce (i.e., more people working from
home) have dramatically increased the number of products that require
power in the average home. Most of today

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‘Ever vigilant’ staff trains for next deployment

by Spc. Adrienne Killingsworth
18th Military Police Brigade Public Affairs

MANNHEIM, Germany

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Drug testing program demands perfection with a smile

Drug testing program demands perfection with a smile

by Airman 1st Class Alexandria Mosness
86th Airlift Wing Public Affairs

Being in the Air Force comes with many responsibilities; one of those
responsibilities is taking random drug tests. While it might seem like
a pain to some, it takes a lot of hard work and perfection to keep Air
Force personnel tested.

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Save A Life Tour coming soon to the KMC

Save A Life Tour coming soon to the KMC

by Amy Sensiba
USAG Heidelberg

The multimillion dollar drinking and driving simulator, hosted by the
Army Center for Substance Abuse Programs and supported by U.S. Army
Garrison Baden-Württemberg, will begin its tour Thursday to Nov. 18 in
Kaiserslautern. It will then travel to Mannheim from Nov. 19 to 21 and
end in Heidelberg from Nov. 23 to 25.

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