A heart for people: Helping deployed families

Military families face unique struggles that come from a family member’s commitment to serve in the U.S. Armed Forces. During these difficult times, a helping hand is an essential thing to have and to give in the military community. Support is a common language for military spouses and children.

Military members get active with special needs children

Every month, active duty volunteers from the Kaiserslautern Military Community take time to play with special needs children of DoD personnel during Vogelweh Gym Sessions.

Col. Christopher J. King and Robert E. Vick Jr. speak at the hero and EFMP wellness and information fair

The Airman and Family Readiness Flight hosted a hero and exceptional family member program wellness and information fair on Oct. 11 in the Rio Grande Community Center.

Keeping the Pack Strong: Your Military Family Life Counselor

The Military Family Life Counseling Program helps support military members and their families during various life challenges through short-term, non-medical counseling services, at no cost.

Hurricane Michael: One year later

By wind and water it came. Before leaving, Hurricane Michael nearly took with it what had taken more than 70 years of history to build. In its wake, the category 5 storm left behind a historic tragedy – although 12 months have passed, remains evident. The day of the storm began with a Tyndall Air

Academy cadet remains resilient despite MS diagnosis

Garrett Tuin was playing ping-pong with friends last year when he realized he couldn’t see the ball.

Long Ranger Resilience: Staff Sgt. Jackson Stogsdill

Each month, we highlight a Reserve Citizen Airman of the 307th Bomb Wing who has overcome obstacles to improve themselves and the Air Force. In October, we are featuring Staff Sgt. Jackson Stogsdill, an aircrew flight equipment journeyman with the 307th Operations Support Squadron.

Seeing the bigger picture

Capt. Genesis Guerrero, a chaplain for the 39th Air Base Wing, was 17 years old when his family almost fell apart.

Texas Air Guardsman, single mother talks resilience

Frozen in what one can only describe as a nightmare, Staff Sgt. Kimberly Gaona clenched Kiyana, her 13 year-old daughter’s hand in a hospital room and held back tears as she faced the harrowing reality that no parent wishes to face.

Schriever families connect, build resilience at retreat