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  • Transition tricks of the trade: Smooth separation

    Transitioning out of the "big blue" is an eventual reality for all Airmen, whether they served for four or 24 years. From basic military training until separation, every one of us should be aware of the available resources and what to expect.According to the Air Force Personnel Center, 39 percent of

  • Reduce Re-use recycle

    Dry waste, food waste and organic compounds may not be common vocabulary Airmen think about when throwing out trash. In accordance with Italian law, residents, including Airmen and their families, must do their part to ensure items are properly recycled on and off base.As Airmen in the United States

  • Postal Airmen deliver the goods

    U.S. Air Force Airmen assigned to the 31st Communications Squadron Post Office, provide inbound and outbound mail services to more than 8,000 service members, dependents and civilians assigned to the installation. The 30-man office has received more than 77,000 parcels this year. To provide the best

  • 10 AFI 36-2903 reminders for the 'super' Airman

    Sifting through your closet for work is never a problem while serving in the U.S. Air Force, but complying with proper dress and appearance regulations is something every Airman should be aware of.The "guide to looking good" falls under Air Force Instruction 36-2903 and undergoes changes quite

  • Aviano vet cares for four-legged family friends

    The Veterinary Treatment Facility Aviano branch provides Team Aviano's pets the care they need while their owners are stationed here in Italy. Veterinary technicians take x-rays, perform surgeries and administer vaccinations. In addition to family pets, the facility provides bi-annual exams and

  • Resilient since day one: Part 1

    In September, 1985, I graced this world with my presence.Unlike most newborns that have a nursery, my parents were living in a tent in a friend's back yard due to their unforeseen circumstances. For five years we lived in numerous backyards, spare bedrooms and hotel rooms.In 1990, my father got a

  • Inseparable bond continues as furry friend joins the family

    The wind blows past her ears as she sprints across a field to chase down her target. Tora sets off to tackle any obstacle her handler has put her up against. Words can't completely describe the bond the two have for one another.The bond between Tora, 31st Security Forces Squadron explosives and

  • Local barber aims high, credits past

    The light buzzing of clippers is heard as an artist meticulously works to perfect his product.He pays close attention to each detail, removing hair and applying product where and when needed. To an onlooker, this barber is just doing his job. To Eric Morris Santiago, his passion is so much more.The

  • Meaningful medical morale trips

    Maintaining unit morale requires more than the occasional physical training session or office picnic. It requires passion and a desire to get to know coworkers in and out of uniform.U.S. Air Force Senior Airman Megan Grose, 31st Medical Support Squadron medical logistics technician, discovered what