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  • Lajes lauches Commander's Access Channel

    The Lajes Field Community Access Channel officially launched here Dec. 31, 2006, when the 65th Air Base Wing commander cut the ribbon at the Community Center during the Family New Year's Party.The new channel makes news and information about Lajes' events and facilities available for all customers

  • 100th ARW Public Affairs office merges with 100th CS Multimedia

    The Air Force is changing the way it communicates with its Airmen and the rest of the world by merging base multimedia and public affairs shops. The service-wide merger will allow the Air Force to communicate better and is scheduled to become effective Oct. 1, though the offices here have already

  • Marauder to go Web based March 2

    Beginning March 2, news about the people and mission at RAF Mildenhall will be just a click away. As the Air Force continues to use technology to become more efficient, the 100th Air Refueling Wing Public Affairs Office is preparing to make the leap from a weekly magazine to an entirely web-based

  • Jo Dee Messina rocks Aviano

    Country music star Jo Dee Messina rocked the house for more than 1,200 fans during a free concert in Hangar One Jan. 6. "It was incredible entertainment and it was definitely well worth volunteering to set up for the show," said concert-goer Staff Sgt. Jason Beeney, 31st Communications Squadron. "It

  • Program supports new, expecting parents

    New and expecting parents can feel overwhelmed when dealing with the demands of a newborn or a pregnancy, especially when living overseas. Having a deployed spouse or other children in the home can only increase the stress a parent already feels. That's where the New Parent Support Program can help

  • COMUSAFE visits 501st Combat Support Wing in England

    Gen. Tom Hobbins, U.S. Air Forces in Europe commander, visited geographically separated units Jan. 8-10 that make up the 501st Combat Support Wing in England. The general, accompanied by his wife, Robbin Hobbins, and USAFE Command Chief Master Sgt. Gary Coleman, visited with the 501st and its

  • Ramstein retires C-130E, J Models on the way

    Before every flight, the crew chief rubs his C-130E on the nose and gives it a kiss for good luck. Staff Sgt. Benjamin Comer gave Tail No. 7887 one last kiss Jan. 4 as the plane made its last flight to the "boneyard" at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base in Tucson, Ariz., where it will be used for spare

  • Fog and snow won't keep planes away from Ramstein

    On Christmas Day, a C-17 Globemaster departed Iraq carrying 14 patients requiring medical care at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center, Germany. Due to a low-ceiling visibility, the C-17 requested the first-ever CAT II instrument landing system approach to a Ramstein runway, just three days after the