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December is the month of giving and a time to be grateful for our many blessings.

It is also a time of many holiday parties and get-togethers with friends and family, which typically includes alcohol. 

They say good things come in small packages. That saying is true for
the thousands of small paper bags put together this holiday season with
the help of Project Rudolph.

More than three decades of service to the U.S. Army, a lifelong passion
for higher learning and the value of education seem to have paid off
for one local national employee assigned to the 21st Theater
Sustainment Command.

The numbers are an excellent indicator of the magnitude of the current
mission. About 4,000 Soldiers from units deploying with the 172nd
Infantry Brigade passed through the 21st Theater Sustainment Command

While construction in base housing may seem to be never ending, KMC
civil engineer officials say everything is on track and the end result
will greatly enhance quality of life for servicemembers and their
families.

Secretary of the Air Force Public Affairs is conducting an Air
Force-wide recruiting and retention video contest that is open to all
Airmen.

An Airman 1st class was pulled over for failing to use a turn signal on
base. When the law enforcement officer pulled the Airman over, the
officer smelled alcohol on the Airman. When the Airman refused to
submit to a breathalyzer test, the officer obtained a search warrant
and had the Airman