Phase I exercises wing Airmen

Just like real estate value is tied to location, location, location, Spangdahlem's ability to generate aircraft and deploy people is all about preparation, preparation, preparation. The base's Phase I exercise Sept. 26-Oct. 2 proved this. Less than two months after the last Phase I, the wing once

Visit Munich’s world-famous Oktoberfest

Germany's biggest and most famous bash, the traditional Munich Oktoberfest, is presently in full swing, attracting people from far and near. The festival always lasts 16 days, ending on the first Sunday in October - this weekend on Oct. 5. The huge "Volksfest" is held on the Theresienwiese grounds

Sabers shine at fitness contest

Medical Service Corps officers, Health Services Management Appreciation Week: Oct. 6-10

Each year, the Air Force Medical Service recognizes a group of officer, enlisted, and civilian members who comprise the Air Force Medical Service Corps. This group of Airmen is charged with the responsibility of running the business of the Air Force Medical Service. With a primary mission of

Commander's shadow program, Sept. 24

CFC kicks off Oct. 1

This year's Combined Federal Campaign, "Make a World of Difference," will run from Oct. 1-Dec. 3. The CFC is an excellent opportunity for military and federal employees to positively impact the lives of people at home and around the world. Our goal this year is to ensure 100 percent of those

Barons continue winning streak

The Bitburg Barons defeated the SHAPE Spartans this weekend to improve their record to 3-0. However, this victory was not an easy one. Prior to the game Saturday, the Barons' record was 2-0 and the Spartans' record was 1-1. Bitburg has a dominating running game this year, which called for a battle

Spouse forums, GI Mail alternatives still available on-line

On Oct. 1, alternatives to the GI Mail service and Air Force Spouse forums and discussion boards previously available on the former "Air Force Crossroads" Web site will be available on the Air Force Portal and Department of Defense family support resource sites.These Web sites, respectively,

Leadership and locals

Hollywood Knights tour U.S. bases; takes on military basketball teams

"Thanks for letting me enjoy my life back home," said Michael Mirisch, Hollywood Knights CEO, as he and a group of actors were given a close-up tour of an F-16 Sept. 25 by 22nd Fighter Squadron pilot Capt. Robert Sandwith. This one thought - something he admits chokes him up - underlies what Mr.