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  • Brothers' military service forged by tragedy - a 9/11 story

    There are moments that defy any hint of reason or logic, ones that are so horrible that folks struggle for years to find a way to compartmentalize them.Sometimes these mere ripples in the world's timeline create a change in societies and impact families in various ways. Like many Americans, this

  • AETC special duty advisors visit Spangdahlem

    Saber Airmen from various career fields attended the Air Education and Training Command bi-annual special duty briefing Sept. 1 at the base theater here. The briefing offered Airmen information on qualifications, application processes, training and the duties of recruiters, military training leaders

  • New 'Dorms 4 Airmen' open on Ramstein

    A ribbon cutting ceremony happened here Aug. 31, to celebrate the opening of a new dormitory for Airmen.The project started May 2009 and now, little more than two years later this $12 million construction project is complete and includes more than $500,000 in new furniture for the Airmen. "These are

  • Medical group to fight flu season

    As the 2011-2012 influenza season approaches, the 39th Medical Group prepares Team Incirlik with vaccines and tips to fight the flu.The flu is a contagious respiratory illness caused by influenza viruses. It can cause mild to severe illness, and can sometimes lead to death. In the Northern

  • Fire trucks retire after 20 years of service

    Two fire trucks were retired Aug. 19, during a ceremony held at Fire Station 1 here.The fire trucks' service life had been reached and around their 20th birthday the two trucks were formally retired.The P22 and P23 fire apparatuses had a combined 40 years of service and more than 39,000 responses

  • October is national stamp collecting month

    During October 2011, 31 Air Force and Department of State Post Offices throughout the U.S. Air Forces in Europe will celebrate the 30th annual National Stamp Collecting Month and USAFE's 16th year of participation.Air post offices will give away more than $25,000 in free commemorative and philatelic