Lieutenant Col. Peter Tremblay, 435th Logistics Readiness Squadron commander (left), explains to Lt. Gen. Laszlo Tombol, Hungarian Joint Forces Command commander, the Joint Mobility Processing Center mission screen during a tour of the JMPC Feb. 6, at Ramstein. Photo by Airman 1st Class Kenny Holston Lieutenant Col. Peter Tremblay, 435th Logistics Readiness Squadron commander (left), briefs Lt. Gen. Laszlo Tombol, Hungarian Joint Forces Command commander, on the process of troops going through the joint mobility processing center before deploying Feb. 6, at Ramstein. Photo by Airman 1st Class Kenny Holston Lieutenant Gen. Laszlo Tombol, Hungarian Joint Forces Command commander, gets a closer look at the way the 723rd Air Mobility Squadron palletizes cargo for shipping during his tour of the squadron Feb 6, at Ramstein. Photo by Airman 1st Class Kenny Holston Lieutenant Gen. Laszlo Tombol, Commander Hungarian Joint Forces Command, signs the 3rd Air Force guest book in Lt Gen. Rod Bishop's office Feb, 6 on Ramstein. General Bishop and the 3rd Air Force played host to the Hungarian general and discussed important topics helping both countries make head way on the war on terror. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Airman 1st Class Kenny Holston) Lieutenant Gen. Rod Bishop, 3rd Air Force commander (left), greets Lt. Gen. Laszlo Tombol, Commander Hungarian Joint Forces Command, Feb 5, on the Ramstein flightline. Gen Bishop and the 3rd Air Force played host to the Hungarian general and discussed important topics helping both countries make head way on the war on terror. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Airman 1st Class Kenny Holston) David Moore, Ramstein transient alert, guides a C-20 to its parking spot Feb. 5 on the Ramstein Air Base flightline. Lieutenant Gen. Laszlo Tombol, Commander Hungarian Joint Forces Command, is visiting with the 3rd Air Force. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Airman 1st Class Kenny Holston) The Ramstein flightline is nonstop action day and night. Here the distinguished visitor chalks are ready to be put in place for the arriving distinguished visitor, Lt. Gen. Laszlo Tombol, Commander Hungarian Joint Forces Command, Feb. 5. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Airman 1st Class Kenny Holston) Hungarian AF leader visits Ramstein by Senior Master Sgt. Hollis Dawson 3rd Air Force Public Affairs 2/12/2008 - RAMSTEIN AIR BASE, Germany -- Third Air Force hosted a delegate of Hungarian Air Force leaders at Ramstein Feb. 5 to 6 and shared C-17 Globemaster interoperability procedures with its European neighbor. During the two-day visit, Lt. Gen. Rod Bishop, 3rd Air Force commander, gave Hungarian Lt. Gen. Lazlo Tombol, Joint Force Command commander, and key members of the Hungarian Air Force a first-hand look at the integral parts of the Air Force's C-17 operation within the European theater. The Hungarian delegation visited Ramstein to learn more about C-17 operations as they prepare to stand up Strategic Airlift Consortium C-17 operations at Papa Air Base, Hungary. During their tour they visited Air Mobility Command, 86th Airlift Wing and 435th Air Base Wing facilities that support C-17 operations. General Tombol and his delegation were very impressed with the professionalism and expertise of the maintenance, aerial port and other support personnel they met. The U.S. Air Force will play a large role in the stand-up and operation of the three C-17s when the base begins operations in Hungary later this year.