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  • Eagles complete deployment to Bulgaria

    It takes a network of Airmen from across the Air Force to get missions flying every day. Thracian Eagle 2014 was no exception.With more than 180 personnel from across U.S. Air Forces in Europe and Air Forces Africa, the flying training deployment to Plovdiv, Bulgaria, was successful at familiarizing

  • One stop medical shop

    An independent duty medical technician is exactly that, they are the nurses and technicians that go out on temporary duty or deployments to take care of Airmen and ensure they are healthy and mission capable."We are one of the Air Force medical service's greatest tools," said Staff Sgt. Tamara

  • Airmen guard honor of tradition

    Traditions are a valued part of the Air Force and its history. Traditions must be passed down from generation to generation -- otherwise they may be lost forever.Currently entrusted with teaching Airmen the Air Force traditions are honor guard trainers U.S. Air Force Senior Airman Michael Sternberg,

  • 3rd AF leaders visit Incirlik Airmen

    Lt. Gen. Darryl Roberson, 3rd Air Force commander, and Chief Master Sgt. Mark Marson, 3rd AF command chief, visited Team Incirlik Airmen Aug. 19 and 20, 2014, here. The 3rd AF leadership spoke to Airmen about new changes with enlisted feedback forms known as the Airman Comprehensive Assessment, and

  • 'Million Gallon Man' fuels the mission

    Regardless of the vehicle you operate, it requires fuel. For military vehicles passing through Ramstein Air Base, Germany, that fuel is often supplied by Airmen from the 86th Logistics Readiness Squadron, and one Airman from the squadron went above and beyond to perform his mission.Airman 1st Class

  • Step up, Step in: Pursuing higher education

    Juggling a full-time career, volunteer positions and a family may cause education to fall by the wayside, but a short trip to the education center allows Airmen the opportunity to ask questions or talk to college representatives to ensure that they're taking full advantage of their education

  • Greek, US training ends with strengthened bonds

    The two-week bilateral training between the Hellenic and U.S. air forces ended Aug. 23. As the U.S. service members departed for their home station at Spangdahlem Air Base, Germany, the pilots reflected on the outcome of this peacetime training event. "The Hellenic air force and the U.S. Air Force

  • 'The last ones to let them down'

    Their motto, "When everything else fails, we are the last ones to let them down," is painted along the wall of the shop, reminding the Airmen who work there of what is at stake.The 31st Operations Support Squadron's aircrew flight equipment flight is responsible for all of a pilot's flight equipment