Youth program staffer acts fast, saves a life
On the rainy day of June 5, Edward Wilson, an employee of the 435th
Services Squadron
On the rainy day of June 5, Edward Wilson, an employee of the 435th
Services Squadron
The pace of construction on the Kaiserslautern Military Community
Center has picked up enough in the past four months that German
government officials and U.S. Air Forces in Europe personnel have
intensified turn over planning in anticipation of hotel and mall
operations next year.
Just four years after the Department of Defense authorized the Exchange Services to sell Military Exchange prepaid phone cards to any individual or organization that wished to purchase them for deployed troops, the American public – through the “Help Our Troops Call Home” program – has provided more than $6.5 […]
***image1***QWhy is the Sembach Commissary closed on Monday and Tuesday each week? The majority of the population at Sembach work here Monday through Friday and we need the commissary open during the work week. AThe Sembach community continues to be in a state of transition, which has caused consternation […]
As a new first sergeant at Little Rock Air Force Base, Ark., I was at a
staff meeting when a chief, the mission support group superintendent
and great personal
mentor, gave us a heads-up about a small trash detail requirement to
clean up after the Fourth of July fireworks display. As we filed out at
the end of the meeting, I made what I considered an innocent, trivial
remark to the chief.
The biggest humanitarian airlift operation in history was remembered
June 26 with the commemoration of the 60th anniversary of the Berlin
Airlift at Frankfurt International Airport.
One of my favorite memories is July 4, 1988. I was stationed at the
Pentagon and living in Virginia. Several friends had boats and we all
decided to meet with our families and friends on the Potomac River,
just across from the Lincoln Memorial and the Washington Monument