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  • USAFE announces Theater Air Control System award winners

    U.S. Air Forces in Europe recently announced the 2005 USAFE Theater Air Control System Annual award winners. The winners are: Outstanding Aerospace Control and Warning Technician (SNCO): Master Sgt. Reynaldo O. Roura, Keflavik Naval Air Station, Iceland Outstanding Aerospace Control and Warning

  • KMCC Wins AF Award for Design Concept

    The team building the Department of Defense's current largest construction project now have something else to boast about -- they are the recipients of one of the Air Force 2006 Design Awards for an outstanding design concept. Currently under construction here, the Kaiserslautern Military Community

  • Innovation abound for ‘Lik’ outdoor recreation

    Work weeks can be long and demanding sometimes and everyone has their own way of unwinding. Some may find relaxation with a good book and warm bath while others may want to venture off base and experience the wonders of Turkey first hand. The 39th Services Squadron outdoor recreation office already

  • FCC helps parents focus on mission

    For most military members with families, dropping the kids off at the Child Development Center Monday through Friday and working a 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. shift is the weekly habit. The convenience of the CDC makes it easy for parents to drop their children off and know they are getting quality

  • Incirlik teen goes above, beyond

    Aleta Shaheen dreams of one day being an actress on Broadway. While the bright lights of the Big Apple may still be a few years away, to many members of the Incirlik community and her family, the 14-year-old has already taken center stage. Shaheen was recently named Incirlik’s Youth of the Year for

  • Air Force adds more career options to vMPF

    When the Air Force adds more options to the Virtual MPF site on March 31, it will allow servicemembers to take more control of their careers. The program, called personnel services delivery transformation, will allow 24/7 computer access to personnel information from anywhere in the world and will

  • Help desk service to change, move to USAFE

    Change is coming to Aviano. It’s a small change and may not be immediately noticeable to computer users, but the first time someone has a computer problem and they reach for the phone, it becomes noticeable. It’s not cause for wide-spread panic, but the Aviano help desk service will be eliminated in

  • Put it in park: Leave the GOV at work

    Italy’s numerous road signs and narrow streets can make driving a complicated and difficult process at best. But for Aviano members operating a government-owned vehicle, the rules are simple. “Government-owned vehicles are for official use only,” said Staff Sgt. Kory Kearney, 31st Logistics

  • Grandmother makes stress dolls for troops

    When stress levels rise, some turn to exercise at the Dragon Fitness Center, Aviano Health and Wellness Center or mull things over with a chaplain. Now, Aviano has another outlet to turn to – “Dang-it Dolls”– and their official name has been changed to protect the innocent. Because none of the

  • Sabers work smarter, not harder with new LEAN program initiative

    For some members, Air Force Smart Ops 21 is a foreign term that is just being introduced into the field, but for the 52nd Maintenance Group, it is quickly becoming the standard way of doing business. Smart Ops focuses on grouping things together, like tools and engine parts, to eliminate wasted