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  • 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

  • Two paws up for the vet clinic

    Taking care of those four-legged family members is what the Public Health Command District-Northern Europe, Dog Center Europe, vet clinic on Pulaski Barracks does best."We have 19 different veterinary clinics throughout the region," said Army Maj. Kent Vince, Dog Center Europe director. "We also

  • Venture Crew 42 offers unique opportunities

    Living in Europe offers an abundance of opportunities not only to travel, but to test a person's limits, meet new friends and make a difference. That's just what K-Town's Venture Crew 42 is all about. This Boy Scout of America affiliated organization focuses on adventurous activities, such as

  • Transcom provides safe transport

    All around the globe the U.S. Transportation Command's driving force provides the U.S. with one of the most responsive strategic mobility capability in the world by coordinating the safe transportation of wounded, sick and injured patients back to the states. USTRANSCOM is a unified, functional

  • BAPT prepares Airmen for PAST

    When cross training into a special operations carrier field, Airmen must take the physical ability and stamina test in order to be eligible for the job.The Battlefield Airmen Prospect Training's main focus is to assist those Airmen who want to cross train into special operations jobs with passing

  • AFSO21 implemented in deployment health assessments

    A team of Airmen from the 86th Aerospace Medical Squadron used the Air Force Smart Operations for the 21st Century program to take a closer look and improve processes in the deployment health assessment area.AFSO21 program is a tool used by the Air Force to increase global readiness and improve

  • Chaplains: Taking care of Airmen

    Being in charge of the morale, well-being and spiritual fitness of Airmen, dependents and civilians is the No. 1 mission of a chaplain."We all have issues in our life. We can go from being on a mountain to being in a valley in seconds," said Chaplain (Maj.) Raymond Moncrief, 86th Airlift Wing

  • PCS season: So, it's almost time to leave Ramstein

    Ramstein is preparing once again for the PCS season. The PCS process might appear daunting, however, the 786th Force Support Squadron has the capabilities to ensure a smooth departure or arrival."PCSing into Ramstein has never been easier," said Dana Doan, 86th Force Support Squadron community

  • One Airman's story of dealing with PTSD

    There are two moments in Staff. Sgt. Dan Scarola's  life that make him the person he is today. The first moment was the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, when the World Trade Center towers fell. The other was a year and a half later, when he found out his mother had breast cancer.Scarola, a 435th Security