86th CTS engineers build road at Feltwell

RAF FELTWELL, England--MSgt Craig Baller, Superintendant, 86th Construction and Training Squadron Military Construction Flight, SSgt Raymond Stokes, NCOIC, Engineering, 86th CTS/MCF, and SSgt Bobby Martin, Pavements & Equipment Operator, 86th CTS/MCF, deliver a mini-excavator bucket to start proper sloping of the ditch lines before geo-textile can be laid out for a new perimeter road at RAF Feltwell. (USAF photo)

86th CTS engineers build road at Feltwell

RAF FELTWELL, England--SSgt Raymond Stokes, NCOIC, Engineering, 86th Construction and Training Squadron Military Construction Flight, surveys the final road depth before grading operations start the next morning for a new perimeter road project at RAF Feltwell. (USAF photo)

CMSAF Airey

Paul W. Airey, first Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force, greets Airman 1st Class Matthew Shaffer and Chief Master Sgt. Pamela Derrow, USAFE command chief, following a presentation. Escorting Chief Airey is current CMSAF Rodney McKinley. (Courtesy photo)

Super Bowl

Multinational forces enjoy the Super Bowl at the Heavy Airlift Wing at Pápa Air Base.

USAFE vice commander receives flu shot

RAMSTEIN AIR BASE, Germany — Maj. Gen. Marc Rogers, U.S. Air Forces in Europe vice commander, receives a flu shot from Staff Sgt. Ericka Pinder, 435th Medical Special Operations Clinic. Immunization is the key to seasonal influenza epidemics that occur annually in the U.S. According to the Air Force 2008-2009 Influenza Immunization Program Guidance, estimates of influenza-related events include 95 million infections, 25 million physician visits, 200,000 hospitalizations, and 36,000 deaths annually in the United States. Air Force medical staff will administer influenza vaccines either through a shot or nasal mist spray, depending on established personal health or duty requirements, to all military members, and offer vaccines to eligible beneficiaries as appropriate. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Air Force Airman 1st Class Caleb Pierce)

COMUSAFE receives flu shot

RAMSTEIN AIR BASE, Germany — Gen. Roger Brady, U.S. Air Forces in Europe commander, receives a flu shot from Staff Sgt. Ericka Pinder, 435th Medical Special Operations Clinic. Immunization is the key to seasonal influenza epidemics that occur annually in the U.S. According to the Air Force 2008-2009 Influenza Immunization Program Guidance, estimates of influenza-related events include 95 million infections, 25 million physician visits, 200,000 hospitalizations, and 36,000 deaths annually in the United States. Air Force medical staff will administer influenza vaccines either through a shot or nasal mist spray, depending on established personal health or duty requirements, to all military members, and offer vaccines to eligible beneficiaries as appropriate. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Air Force Staff Sgt. Stephen Otero)