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  • Vogelweh CDC reopens

    After more than two years of renovations, the Vogelweh Child Development Center has had upgrading to its carpeting, flooring, wall panels, fire-suppression system and more, creating a better quality of life for the children at their home away from home."The renovations not only gave a much needed

  • Medical group shadow program

    The 86th Medical Group Shadow Program has been implemented to provide an opportunity for Airmen to advance in their career and their education by learning some of the basics of medical procedures by following under the wing of a medical professional for a day. "It's a great program and as of right

  • Seminar motivates heroes to continue to serve

    The Joint Professional Development Seminar was conducted July 18 at the Hercules Theater. The event brought together Airmen, Soldiers and Sailors to help renew service members' commitment to the military force and to motivate service members to have the courage to continue to be the heroes of the

  • A&FRC provides support for Airmen

    The Airman and Family Readiness Center provide activities and services for members of the KMC to advance and adapt to the military way of life and promote self-sufficiency to strengthen the community.The center offers services such as information and referral, discovery resources and exceptional

  • Teamwork helps power communications

    Teamwork comes in all shapes and sizes. In the Air Force, the principal of teamwork is amplified by the Airmen who take part in it.Members of the 1st Combat Communications Squadron can rapidly establish communications together at locations where methods previously didn't exist.They can set up fully

  • AFJROTC helps develop tomorrow's leaders today

    An alarm rings. A teenage boy sits up in bed; peels his eyes open and looks wearily at the clock realizing he has slept longer than expected. He grabs his Air Force sweatshirt and sweatpants, dresses quickly, and scrambles out the door.The other 65 high school students from around Europe are already

  • From being homeless to becoming an Airman, one Airman's story of resilience

    There are hundreds of thousands of homeless teens in America. They all end up that way for various reasons - growing too old for the foster care system, neglect or running away from home.Some get adopted, some manage on their own or with siblings, and others, like Senior Airman Brittany Davis, 786th

  • From trouble to chief

    One percent of Airmen reach the rank of chief master sergeant. Years of service, dedication, thought, sacrifice and sweat are put toward the effort of achieving an Airman's eighth stripe.While digging deeper into a chief's background an opportunity presents itself to learn that the top one percent

  • One Airman's journey to a brighter future

    As a teenager, Airman 1st Class Michael Gray, 86th Security Forces Squadron patrolman, had to support himself. Gray had to pay for everything from the clothes on his back to the food he ate and even his grades. Gray owed more money to his parents than he actually had, so at times he had to go

  • Med Group trains Airmen on life-saving aid

    Field ready. Air power. Agile warfare. Combat life-saver.All of these terms have one common denominator; without the proper training and education, they mean nothing. Years of research and development have gone into creating the elite group that is the U.S. Air Force, and even during times of