A Moment in Air Force History:
WWII Combat Gliders
Annual re-enactments of D-Day, Juny 6, 1944, duplicates the paratroop jumps, but omits the riskier part that ivolved landing the combat glider of WWII.
Annual re-enactments of D-Day, Juny 6, 1944, duplicates the paratroop jumps, but omits the riskier part that ivolved landing the combat glider of WWII.
By the time the 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division is dismantled and its Soldiers reassigned, the equipment and vehicles left behind will already be in the hands of other units training for combat.
***image1***I would like to know why the Air Force here at Ramstein issues ration cards for folks to purchase alcohol and tobacco items on base? I understand that this is more of a government issue than a base one but the logic does not make any sense at all. If […]
September marks the anniversary of two important events in our nation
***image1***The 21st Theater Support Command’s two-year “feel-good” era ended with some feel-great flair as Maj. Gen. Bennie E. Williams passed the reigns of leadership to Brig. Gen. Scott G. West during a Sept. 1 change of command on the sports field at Daenner Kaserne in Kaiserslautern. General Williams, known for […]
Two members of the Ukrainian Air Force stopped by the 37th Airlift Squadron here Aug. 24 to gain some insight into U.S. flight safety that will be helpful in joint operations with the United States and the government of Ukraine.
Massive green satellite dishes pointed straight up Monday beside large Army-green trucks parked behind old Hardened Aircraft Shelters and acres of trees. Wires littered the trampled grass, leading to the green field tent full of secure and nonsecure telephones and computers that are burrowed in hard, black field crates.