• 435th CTS completes humanitarian project

    A 435th Construction and Training Squadron engineering team recently completed a humanitarian-assistance renovation project in the country of Georgia. The nine-member team of four different Air Force specialty codes hailed from CTS's military construction flight, which is responsible for

  • Vienna Document tour encourages transparency

    More than 60 delegates from nearly 60 countries will visit Spangdahlem Air Base June 27, 2013, to gain an understanding of the daily maintenance and operations of a combat air base.The visit is part of the Vienna Document 11 agreement, which is a politically binding measure designed to enhance

  • Life-savers honored for valor demonstrated in Afghanistan

    A Distinguished Flying Cross with Valor and a Bronze Star Medal with Valor were presented to two RAF Lakenheath pararescue Airmen at the Strike Eagle Complex, June 19. Staff Sgt. Nicholas Miller and Master Sgt. Tracy Debbs, 56th Rescue Squadron, received these honors from Lt. Gen. Craig Franklin,

  • Ramstein Airmen build capability with Polish air force

    The 86th Aeromedical Evacuation Squadron and 435th Contingency Response Group continuously train to meet sustainable medical readiness throughout the European theater. Training not only benefits Ramstein Airmen, but also other allies like the Polish air force who have consistently engaged in AE

  • Accessing higher education track now a part of Aviano's transition GPS

    Aviano service members separating from active duty can soon expect the arrival of three new, two-day specialized classes in addition to the mandatory five-day transition program. Previously known as the Transition Assistance Program, military branches began the development of the Transition Goals

  • Lajes renovates dorms improving Airmen's quality of life

    Leaders of the 65th Air Base Wing are improving quality of life for Lajes Field Airmen through extensive dormitory renovations aimed at providing Airmen more personal space and enhanced safety. During the renovations, some Airmen are moving into dorms previously reserved for NCOs. The Airmen's move

  • Fighter squadron inactivation signals end of A-10s in Europe

    The U.S. Air Force inactivated the 81st Fighter Squadron today at Spangdahlem Air Base, Germany in support of force-shaping procedures across the service.The squadron employed the A-10 Thunderbolt II attack aircraft, and the closure signals the end of A-10 operations in Europe."For 71 years, the men

  • Website could save command thousands

    Units in U.S. Air Forces in Europe-Air Forces Africa now have the ability to obtain equipment and supplies for free through the command's Business Transformation Office Airmen's List SharePoint site. The site, accessible through the USAFE Portal, allows unit representatives to post equipment or