What our Airmen think
I care what our young Airmen think. So much so, that as I gathered ideas for this article, I made it a point to avoid a one-sided conversation from a commander.
I care what our young Airmen think. So much so, that as I gathered ideas for this article, I made it a point to avoid a one-sided conversation from a commander.
The 1st Combat Communications Squadron is currently leading the comm support for and participating in a joint communications exercise.
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More than 150 Airmen participated in a wide-scaled Ramstein deployment exercise located at the 38th Construction Training Squadron May 2 to 6.
Flares, food and floating
When a group of high-ranking officials visit Landstuhl Regional Medical Center, they look for pieces of information and morale-boosting scenarios to take home with them. At times, however, they bring feel-good stories with them.
The 86th Areomedical Evacuation Squadron began wearing a new unit emblem this month.
Issue:
During the National Anthem at the Vogelweh Galaxy Theater, I observed a group of teenagers a couple of rows in front of me. All were standing except for one individual who was sitting with his hat on shaking his head to the beat.
Forty-two years after President John F. Kennedy signed a public law announcing May 15 as National Peace Officers Memorial Day and the following week as National Police Week, thousands of people from across the nation still gather to remember fallen officers.