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  • Engineer's AF winning design improves Ramstein's quality of life

    Winning one Air Force-level award can seem like a feat in and of itself; winning two awards at the same time is extraordinary. One Ramstein mechanical engineer assigned to the 86th Civil Engineer Squadron recently achieved the exceptional honor of receiving two Air Force awards. German local

  • Ramstein Airman shows Army strength during 100-mile march

    A lone Ramstein paralegal recently set off on a journey to join a team of soldiers in what is considered the largest official marching event in the world. From July 21 through 24, Senior Airman Saretta Morgan, 86th Airlift Wing Legal Office paralegal, marched in formation with 23 members of the 21st

  • KMC All-Star team hits home with German District 1 Championship

    The Kaiserslautern Military Community Little League All-Star team ended the Germany District 1 Championships 2 and 1 to win a best of three-game series and progress to the Germany International Championship. Although little league all-star play began mid July, the KMC team has had to fight the

  • Incirlik Airman lives to fight, fights to live

    Whether he's working on computer hard drives, or punching somebody in the face, Staff Sgt. Michael Limiac is meticulous in his work. The 39th Medical Support Squadron medical information systems technician spends much of his day tediously working on computer hardware and software. The gloves have to

  • 86th OG provides support to OCO through squadron diversity

    Their mission -- to provide airlift support, aeromedical evacuation and airfield operations for combatant commanders. Their means -- seven squadrons with more than 1,000 military members, Department of Defense civilians and contractors, using seven types of aircraft. Their moniker -- the 86th

  • Lakenheath harbors, protects endangered species

    A massive fence, around-the-clock patrols, military working dogs, gate procedures and security areas are here to protect people, high-dollar assets - and... the stone curlew. The stone curlew is a strange, rare summer visitor to southern England according to the Royal Society for the Protection of

  • Ramstein Airman finds 'Joy of Cooking'

    As she walks into the kitchen, she surveys the items she must create into a meal -- two milk fish, a handful of cherry tomatoes, fennel, asparagus and risotto with herbs. After figuring out her menu, she gathers the extra staple items she needs from the pantry to complement her cuisine, which she

  • 76th AS Airmen provide 'first-class' service

    When someone says the words airlift squadron, flight attendants do not automatically come to mind. But here at the 76th Airlift Squadron, flight attendants play an important part of the squadron's operational support airlift mission. "Flight attendants put a lot of hard work into their missions,"

  • Golf pro makes Spangdahlem new home

    A new Saber came putting and swinging into town in June, landing at the Eifel Mountain Golf Course. Children, adults and everyone in between can take advantage of the new golf pro's expertise through private lessons, group lessons or the Kids for Golf program until the beginning of September. Golf