Safety net needs volunteers to hold it up

Many people have experienced that night at the club or local bar where they've had too much to drink and their plan to get home safely fell through. Luckily for Aviano men and women, there is a reliable backup plan on the weekends that will never fail them. It's called Airmen Against Drunk Driving.

Spouse It Up celebrates Mardi Gras style

The New Orleans Mardi Gras spirit thrived at the Airman and Family Readiness Center Feb. 18, as more than 80 Aviano spouses and children gathered for the center's latest Spouse It Up. The event, which happens about seven times a year, provides military spouses and their children an opportunity to

Team helps members cope with traumatic events

Coping with the emotional aftermath of a traumatic event can be hard. But people at Aviano don't have to face it alone. The Traumatic Stress Response or TSR team, formerly known as the Critical Incident Stress Management or CISM team, is a group of representatives from the Mental Health Flight,

Airmen, families voice their concerns at Town Hall meeting

Aviano Team members had an opportunity to voice their opinions and concerns directly to the 31st Fighter Wing commander during a Town Hall meeting Feb. 17 in the base theater. Brig. Gen. Craig Franklin welcomed the direct comments, questions and feedback during the Town Hall meeting. He also

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Open wide: Prevention key to healthy teeth

Several health professionals from the 31st Dental Squadron have been making extra strides this week to ensure base children understand the importance of good dental hygiene. The week-long campaign, which coincides with National Children's Dental Health Month, includes daily visits with elementary

USAFE blog open to Airmen

Airmen now have their own dedicated web-space to talk about their service in the U.S. Air Forces in Europe. "USAFE Live" is a new blog Airmen are encouraged to use for posting accounts of their experiences using words and photos. The site is located on the internet at http://usafelive.dodlive.mil