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  • Base theater re-opens after renovations

    All you movie buff's who miss seeing new movies on base need not worry anymore as the new and improved base theatre is scheduled to re-open, Jan 27. The base theatre closed in November for renovations to improve the movie going experience for Incirlik members. "The base theater is utilized by the

  • 'Lik' preps for UCI home stretch

    'With less than 100 days until the Unit Compliance Inspection, Team Incirlik is entering the home stretch in preparation for the assessment. The UCI team will scrutinize every aspect of an organization's operations and thorough preparation will help ensure unit success. "Units should focus on

  • 728th cuts ribbon on cargo yard

    Today, Team Incirlik members gathered together at a ribbon cutting ceremony for the 728th Air Mobility Squadron's new cargo yard, which will be used to provide more maneuvering space, as well as, doubling existing pallet yard capacity. Not only does the new cargo yard provide more space, 158,000

  • SFS shines at night

    For many 39th Security Forces Squadron members 9 to 5 workdays does not apply. Their day begins around 5:30 p.m. and doesn't end until 7 a.m. the next morning. They are the members working the night shift here and though there is a slight downside to working nights, many of the members wouldn't have

  • CASF nears 40,000-patient milestone

    The 435th Contingency Aeromedical Staging Facility is poised to receive its 40,000th patient since the beginning of Operation Iraqi Freedom. The number is a milestone for the CASF, which is part of a medical pipeline unknown to any other previous American conflict: one that moves an injured

  • USAFE celebrates 65 years of airpower

    U.S. Air Forces in Europe celebrates its 65th anniversary. The oldest, continuously active Air Force major command began Jan. 19, 1942, when the War Department established Headquarters Eighth Air Force. USAFE continues its forward presence in Europe and Africa - from delivering bombs in World War II

  • USAFE medics bring expertise to Liberia

    A team of eight medics from five U.S. Air Forces in Europe bases recently arrived in Liberia as part of a technical training initiative for the new Armed Forces of Liberia. The country, which was ravaged by nearly 15 years of civil war before it held its first democratic election in November 2005,

  • Coming and going postal: APO down-low

    With more than 1,900 APO zip codes scattered across the globe, APO mail is a colossal system the Department of Defense manages, giving U.S. government employees working overseas a system that allows them to mail items as if they were in the U.S. In 2006, the APO mail system moved approximately

  • Congressional group visits LRMC, Ramstein

    A bipartisan group of lawmakers, including New York Senator Hillary Clinton, spent three days in Afghanistan and Iraq before stopping at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center Monday to assess that facility's care of wounded servicemembers. "What we've seen here is beyond positive," Senator Clinton said.

  • Control tower gets makeover

    Ramstein air traffic controllers left their 10-story tower for a one-story MSN-7 mobile control tower Jan. 10. During the next two months, the air traffic control tower will receive approximately $313,000 in upgrades that will transform the 1952 tower. "My pledge is to provide our outstanding Airmen