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  • Leadership in challenging times: Integrity also means consistency

    Every Airman knows that "Integrity First" is the foundational pillar of our core values, and we all understand what it means. We will always strive to do the right thing and be honest in all that we do. I also believe integrity carries with it the idea of consistency in how we conduct every aspect

  • Third aircraft completes Heavy Airlift Wing

    The third and final C-17 Globemaster III to comprise the Heavy Airlift Wing aircraft inventory arrived here Oct. 12 and was welcomed by the Hungarian Chief of Defense General Laszlo Tombol and other civic leaders from the surrounding communities. The delivery of the third aircraft marks the

  • Ramstein pilot receives Cheney Award

    A C-130E Hercules instructor pilot was presented the Cheney Award by Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Norton Schwartz Oct. 8 for his leadership in planning humanitarian aid missions to the country of Georgia. The Cheney Award is presented each year to a service member who demonstrates an act of valor,

  • Ramstein pilot receives Cheney Award

    A C-130E Hercules instructor pilot was presented the Cheney Award by Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Norton Schwartz Oct. 8 for his leadership in planning humanitarian aid missions to the country of Georgia. The Cheney Award is presented each year to a service member who demonstrates an act of valor,

  • Americans, Germans participate in 13th Special Children's Day

    A sea of yellow and blue sprawled across the Skelton Memorial Fitness Center gym Oct. 8 when 100 German and American special needs children visited the base for Special Children's Day. More than 200 base volunteers donned bright yellow T-shirts to assist the children - sporting blue T-shirts - with

  • Snow control team keeps mission running

    While many Sabers are still at home getting ready for a tedious winter drive to work, the snow control team is working around the clock to ensure the base mission continues to function smoothly. The Snow and Ice Control team from the 52nd Civil Engineer Squadron is responsible for 2.8 million square