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  • Embrace change with a positive attitude

    We’ve all heard the saying “the only thing constant is change.” Despite the fact that change is always occurring around us, some people don’t like change and often resist it as much as possible. Resistance can easily evolve into negative behavior that affects performance. Even worse, negative

  • Keflavik sergeant honored as command's Spirit of Service award nominee

    A member of the 85th Security Forces Squadron, Keflavik Naval Air Station, Iceland, was recently selected as the 2005 U. S. Air Forces in Europe American Legion Spirit of Service award nominee. Staff Sgt. Nikki M. Drago was chosen for his outstanding military performance and volunteerism which

  • USAFE members, units pick up AF-level Communications awards

    Air Force officials recently announced the winners of the 2004 Communications and Information awards, and several U.S. Air Forces in Europe individuals and units came out on top. The Air Force-level Communications and Information individual, team and unit award winners are: Communications and

  • Fourteen USAFE units capture AF Outstanding Unit Awards

    The Air Force Outstanding Unit Award has been awarded to the following fourteen U.S. Air Forces in Europe numbered units and their subordinates: 4th Air Support Operations Group, Campbell Barracks, Heidelberg, Germany 39th Air Base Wing, Incirlik Air Base, Turkey 48th Fighter Wing, Royal Air Force

  • COLA survey available for USAFE members

    Certain service members stationed in Europe will soon have an opportunity to possibly change the amount of cost of living allowance people receive each month by filling out a Department of Defense living pattern survey. The Department of Defense Per Diem Committee will be conducting the survey from

  • Spangdahlem spouse honored with humanitarian award nomination

    The spouse of a master sergeant assigned to Spangdahlem Air Base, Germany, was recently honored as the U.S. Air Forces in Europe nominee for the 2005 Zachary and Elizabeth Fisher Distinguished Civilian Humanitarian Award. Allison J. Carnahan, spouse of Master Sgt. Russell Carnahan, 606th Air Control

  • NFL wide receiver to visit USAFE

    A record-holding rookie wide receiver is visiting several U.S. Air Forces in Europe bases May 19-25 as a role model in the Extreme Summer 2005 program. Arizona Cardinals Wide Receiver Larry Fitzgerald is scheduled to visit Aviano Air Base, Italy, May 19; Royal Air Force Lakenheath, England, May 21;

  • Recycling causes identity theft concerns

    An initiative to combat litter at U.S. Air Forces in Europe post offices may be allowing potential for identity theft. Over the past few years, USAFE postmasters have had great success combating litter problems with post office recycling bins; now, however, there is a concern that these same

  • SNCO's selfless behavior protects Airman, family

    An Airman’s failed suicide attempt and subsequent disappearance from here recently highlighted why taking care of people is one of the distinguishing qualities of a true leader, and why wearing the rank of senior noncommissioned officer in the Air Force is a distinguishing symbol of leadership.

  • Chief explains what it takes to be recognized

    The question lingers: What does it take to be recognized? For Airmen and noncommissioned officers, recognition can be a confusing issue, so let’s talk quarterly awards. What does it take to get recognized? For Airmen and NCOs, recognition as a quarterly or annual award winner can be a bullet on a