AAFES reminds customers to gas up before holidays

German law prohibits gasoline delivery trucks from operating on the roads Sundays and holidays. Because the upcoming Christmas and New Year's both fall on a Monday, the last possible delivery for all AAFES gas stations is late Saturday afternoon, Dec. 23 for Christmas and Dec. 30 for New Year's. The

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SECAF/CSAF Letter to Airman: Holiday Safety

The holiday season gives many of us the well-deserved opportunity to relax and celebrate with friends and family. But for some the holidays can be stressful, especially when heightened by separation from loved ones. This time of year includes unique opportunities for activities and emotions that we

ASEV results in- 86th OG is EXCELLENT

The 86th Operations Group scored an overall excellent on the Aircrew Standardization/Evaluation Visit Oct. 30 to Nov. 3. 86th Aeromedical Evacuation Squadron- Outstanding 86th Operations Group Standardization and Evaluation- Excellent 37th Airlift Squadron- Excellent 38th Air Expeditionary Squadron

Air Force officials to conduct survey to identify foreign language skills

Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. T. Michael Moseley recently approved a survey to identify the foreign language capability inherent in the Air Force. The purpose of the on-line survey is to allow Air Force officials to get a better understanding of the foreign language skills already in the force, so

A1C Thomas Robertson at his grandfather's grave

A1C Thomas Robertson, from the 1CBCS/CYBV, salutes his grandfather' grave at St. Avold Cemetery during the Lorraine Liberation Celebration. His grandfather was killed in the battles and buried there.

C-17 displayed at Riga summit

A C-17 sits on display in Riga, Latvia, where its capabilities were displayed Nov. 27 to NATO Secretary General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer, the president of Latvia, and senior alliance military officials - including Gen. Tom Hobbins, Allied Air Component Commander and U.S. Air Forces in Europe Commander.

Thousand thanks to military children

The children of military members are being recognized for the sacrifices they, too have made.Kids Serve Too is sending thank you letters, signed by a Warner Bros. Looney Tunes character, to children of deployed military members. The project, initially funded by the Association of the United States

USAFE commander reviews past year in command

Allied and coalition relationships, operations south and east, Airmen's accomplishments and improving efficiency were at the forefront during the U.S. Air Forces in Europe commander's Nov. 20 discussion of the past year in command. Since Gen. William T. Hobbins took command Dec. 5, he has traveled

TSGLI provides Airmen with peace of mind

The intent of the Traumatic Injury Protection Insurance is to provide qualified injured Airmen with an immediate source of income. TSGLI coverage is a tax-free lump sum payment ranging from $25,000 to $100,000 depending on the extent of the injury. Members insured under the Servicemembers' Group