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  • Base library services continue during carpet replacement

    The library here is scheduled to close Jan. 30 - Feb. 20 for a floor repair and carpet replacement project.Cardholders will not be able to check out any hard-copy books or media inside the library during the closure. However, e-service availability and library-staff support continues until the

  • USAFE command chaplain urges Airmen to take care of each other

    Chaplain (Col.) G. Scott Henry, U.S. Air Forces in Europe command chaplain, visited with Airmen during the National Prayer Luncheon here Jan. 20. The theme for this year's luncheon was "Taming the Terrible Twos."Henry said parents with children may know the three favorite words of a 2 year old: why,

  • 606th ACS exercises communication capabilities

    The 606th Air Control Squadron began a communications maintenance exercise here Jan. 16 lasting until Jan. 20.The purpose of the exercise is to train new squadron members and refresh those returning from deployment in maintaining communication practices by establishing satellite communications and

  • Base reserves parking lot for DFAC customers

    The Mosel Dining Facility parking lot is reserved for dining-facility customers when the facility re-opens Feb. 1.This policy is in effect to conserve as many of the 27 parking spaces as possible for Airmen eating at the facility."Lunchtimes are short, and sometimes Airmen do not have enough time to

  • CMSAF discusses top issues

    Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force James A. Roy addressed a capacity crowd of Airmen and civilians at the Langley Theater on Jan. 11, and covered a wide variety of key Air Force issues.Roy spoke on topics such as training, force management programs and how the current budget will affect operations,

  • Upgrades usher in new theater experience

    The base theater here is scheduled to close Jan. 18 until early April for renovations and upgrades.Some of the planned changes include a remodeled entryway, new auditorium seating, a digital projection and audio system, new paint, upgraded utilities in the bathrooms, new flooring, a replacement of

  • DOD leaders: U.S. will remain world's strongest military

    The Defense Department's new, 10-year strategy will ensure the U.S. remains the world's strongest military power, DOD leaders emphasized in weekend interviews.In an interview with Bob Schieffer that aired Jan. 8 on the CBS news program "Face the Nation," Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta and Joint