USAFE command chief visits Geilenkirchen Airmen

Maintenance inspection

Finishes flying career at RAF Lakenheath

Marines begin reintegration through Air Force Deployment Transition Center

Though Marines are legendary for coming by land and by sea, more than 100 of them arrived by air here April 27 for a brief stay at the Air Force Deployment Transition Center.On their way home from Helmand Province in Afghanistan, the Marines of the 1st Explosives Ordnance Disposal Company from Camp

AETC, 17th Air Force partner to bring maintenance training to 7 partner nations

Officers and NCOs from seven African nations began a three-week course here May 5 designed to provide fundamental maintenance and logistics management skills--while building essential international partnerships.A partnership between 17th Air Force (Air Forces Africa) and Air Education and Training

Lakenheath Airmen return from supporting Operation Unified Protector

Lajes Airman receives DOD Image Award

An Airman here received a Department of Defense award on behalf of the Air Force for doing what she loves best - volunteering and helping others.Tech. Sgt. Shari Owoh, 65th Air Base Wing protocol office, was recognized as the Air Force recipient of the 2011 DOD National Image Meritorious Service

Travel web site helps determine risks when planning events

Returning from deployment, getting ready for marriage, a promotion and three-day weekends are just some of the occasions in which Airmen take the time to plan and schedule everything between simple and extravagant leave.Planning for a good time on leave is not only limited to the destination,

EPA awards Aviano clinic second Energy Star

The 31st Medical Group was recently awarded its second Energy Star by the Environmental Protection Agency, making the Aviano Air Base clinic the "greenest" in the Air Force.To qualify for the Energy Star, a building must earn 75 or more points on the EPA's 100-point performance scale, indicating

Training for the worst, one breath at a time

Aircrews flying the skies over Ramstein see the best views of Europe, get places the fastest and have what many consider the coolest jobs the Air Force can offer. But having those special roles comes with risk that most people with two feet on the ground have never heard of.Hypoxia, by definition,