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  • Knights at night

    As the sun sets on Ramstein Air Base and many of its offices sit vacant, some work centers still have the lights on. The 86th Operations Support Squadron’s Knights remain ever vigilant to keep the mission going every day and night.

  • Airlifter of the Week: Leading from the front

    The 86th Airlift Wing recognized Tech. Sgt. Cesar Soto-Betancourt, 86th Dental Squadron general dentistry noncommissioned officer in charge, Nov. 19, 2020, as airlifter of the week for his leadership and adaptability under pressure.

  • Airlifter of the Week: Airman discovers WWII relic

    Staff Sgt. Tyler D. Nelson, 86th Maintenance Group maintenance operations center (MOC) senior controller, was recognized as Airlifter of the Week for his excellent work ethic and how he managed to potentially save lives outside of work with an innocent hobby.

  • 721 MSS communications: Maintaining rapid global mobility

    No matter the job in the U.S. Air Force, there’s one resource which remains consistent between them--computers. From sending emails to gathering intelligence, every Airman relies on them.Having access to this resource is crucial to the efficiency of air superiority, and a communications team is an

  • 721 MSS EOSF: Peace of mind

    When arriving at a new place for the first time, the unfamiliarity can be overwhelming. This is especially true for Airmen who are expected to execute the mission immediately upon arrival.For the 721st Mobility Support Squadron, a unit whose majority consist of deployed members on a rotation-based

  • AotW: Ramstein Legal Office NCO sets standard

    U.S. Air Force Tech. Sgt. Amber Coronado, 86th Airlift Wing Law Office noncommissioned officer in charge of adverse actions, was awarded Airlifter of the Week July 31 for leading a court-martial during COVID-19.

  • Airlifter of the Week: Dreaming big

    Though the 86th DS dental assistant recently won the title of Airlifter of the Week, the award is just another step towards DeMeyer-Robles’ ultimate Air Force goal: becoming an Air Force officer.

  • 721 MSS AMCC: The central nervous system

    The human body is a complex machine made up of interconnecting components which rely on the central nervous system to receive important messages, referred to as signals. The 721st Mobility Support Squadron’s Air Mobility Control Center acts as a critical specialized command and control element