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The loss or theft of a Department of Defense ID card is a serious
matter, one that represents a significant security risk to the U.S.
Forces in Europe. Each time an ID card is lost or stolen, the chance of
an unauthorized individual obtaining access to our installations
increases. It is therefore essential that cardholders take extra
measures to protect their ID cards.

Many European countries have a tradition of making nativity scenes at Christmas time that Americans love to buy. However, the natural products used to make them are often banned from import to the United States because of the agricultural pests that could be nested in them.

Maintaining full uniform inventory Regardless of whether they get lost, become unserviceable, or no longer fit, active duty Air Force personnel are expected to maintain a full inventory of uniform items. AFI 36-3014, Clothing Allowances for Air Force Personnel, Attachment 2 contains tables listing all initial issue uniform items. Paragraph […]

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As 400 applicants lined up at Army Airborne School the first day, there was a lot of buzz about a 45-year-old Air Force colonel who was in their class to endure the grueling course in hopes of receiving his jump wings.

The 435th Medical Group broke ground Nov. 16 on a new 6,200 square foot addition to Bldg. 2114, the Ramstein primary care facility.