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Climate survey launches

Have you ever wished you could tell your leaders what you think? That
power will soon be at your fingertips with the launching of the 2008
Air Force Climate Survey Wednesday to Oct. 8. During that time,
individual e-mail invitations will be sent out Air Force-wide that will
include a survey link and easy-to-follow instructions.

September 25, 2008 ×

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Soldiers memorialize their fallen

Soldiers memorialize their fallen

Story and photo by Sgt. Maj. Cameron Porter
21st Theater Sustainment Command Public Affairs

On the day that millions of Americans and people from around the world
paused to remember those who perished in New York City, Pennsylvania
and at the Pentagon when enemies of the United States committed
unspeakable acts of terror against America, the 21st Theater
Sustainment Command also paused to remember their fallen.

September 20, 2008 ×

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Unique event earns top Army prize for K-town BOSS

by Christine June
U.S. Army Garrison Kaiserslautern

Knocking out 50 sit-ups between eating cookies, bananas and

pickles and drinking juice and milk, highlights the U.S. Army Garrison
Kaiserslautern

September 19, 2008 ×

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Operation Assured Delivery ends: 21st Theater Sustainment Command returns from successful Georgian humanitarian mission

Operation Assured Delivery ends: 21st Theater Sustainment Command returns from successful Georgian humanitarian mission

It was a fairly short but weighty deployment for the Soldiers of the
21st Theater Sustainment Command. The majority of the 21st TSC

September 19, 2008 ×

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Military matters

Civil engineers’ corner A construction contractor will be installing a new heat line under California Avenue on the west side of Donnelly Park from Monday until Nov. 13.   The project will be split into three phases and will involve some lane and street closures. Phase 3 will occur from […]

September 19, 2008 ×

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Reporting fuel, oil spills without the mess

Reporting fuel, oil spills without the mess

by Don Doran
U.S. Army Garrison Kaiserslautern

What is happening when you see visible evidence of a fuel or oil
spill?  Very quickly, these materials soak into the ground (even
through pavement) and go into ground water in local ditches, streams,
lakes and even our drinking water supply.

September 19, 2008 ×

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Don’t send pests to the states

by Robert Szostek
U.S. European Command Customs Public Affairs

Europe is home to many agricultural pests that are not found in the
United States and soil is a natural hideout for them. This is why
cleaning everything that collects dirt before you send it stateside is
so important. These pests can cause great damage to the U.S. farming
economy.

September 19, 2008 ×

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Veteran pilot recounts Berlin Airlift

by Tech. Sgt. M. Davis
Kisling NCO Academy

Some people may know him as a professor. Others may know him as an
author. The U.S. Air Force and the citizens of West Berlin know Maj.
Edwin Gere as a hero for his role in delivering several tons of much
needed supplies during the Berlin Airlift 60 years ago.

September 19, 2008 ×

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KMC COLA drops … again

by Maj. Brian Kehl
435th Comptroller Squadron commander

For the second time this month, the OSD level Per Diem Committee is
reducing the Cost of Living Allowance rate for the KMC and most other
locations in Europe. The adjustment is due to a more favorable exchange
rate for the U.S. dollar to the euro.

September 19, 2008 ×

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The Monday blues

The Monday blues

by Airman 1st Class Kenny Holston
435th Air Base Wing Public Affairs

For those tired of the monotony of wearing the same uniform every day,
Airmen now have the choice of short sleeve with an open collar or long
sleeve with a tie.

These are decisions that most Airmen will have to make each Monday from
here on out due to a new Air Force policy that went into effect Sept.
8.

September 19, 2008 ×