Audio by Airman 1st Class Treyus Rawls | AFN Kaiserslautern | 07.15.2026
A 15-second radio spot encouraging Kaiserslautern Military Community members to register for the KMC Army Ten-Miler event that will air on AFN Kaiserslautern from July 16, 2026, to Sept. 24, 2026, in Kaiserslautern, Germany. (U.S. Air Force audio by Airman 1st Class Treyus Rawls)...
Audio by Airman 1st Class Treyus Rawls | AFN Kaiserslautern | 07.15.2026
A 15-second radio spot informing eligible service members about savings available through the Utility Tax Avoidance Program that will air on AFN Kaiserslautern from July 16, 2026, to July 16, 2027, in Kaiserslautern, Germany. (U.S. Air Force audio by Airman 1st Class Treyus Rawls)...
Audio by Capt. Garett Pyle | Army Sustainment Professional Bulletin | 07.16.2026
Episode #61: Sustainment in the U.S. Army Special Operations Forces (ARSOF) has its own unique challenges and opportunities which begins with the group support battalion (GSB). Throughout this episode CPT Garett Pyle discusses how sustainment in SOF compares to the regular Army with LTC James Broadie, Commander of the 10th GSB and CPT Heidy Shi, Deputy SPO of the 10th GSB. They analyze the......
Audio by Alexis Neukirch | U.S. Forest Service | 07.01.2026
Armillaria solidipes, a naturally occurring fungus, is responsible for one of the most widespread root diseases in western North American forests. Armillaria root disease affects a broad range of tree species, and by the time visible symptoms appear, significant damage has often already occurred. Advances in a field of DNA sequencing known as metagenomics are now helping researchers develop......
Audio by Alexis Neukirch | U.S. Forest Service | 07.01.2026
For homeowners living in the wildland-urban interface, wildfire outreach programs encourage wildfire risk mitigation and evacuation preparedness as steps to protect homes and lives in the event of a wildfire. Wildfire risk mitigation may include activities such as removing vegetation from around structures and storing combustible materials (e.g. firewood or propane tanks) away from homes.......
Audio by Alexis Neukirch | U.S. Forest Service | 07.01.2026
In the dry, fire-adapted forests of California’s Sierra Nevada - where yellow pine, mixed conifer, and red fir historically burned on frequent, low-to-moderate severity cycles - restoring historical fire regimes has been a guiding principle for ecological management. But most contemporary forests in this region are far from that benchmark. Instead, these forests have been shaped by decades......
Audio by Jessica Brewen | U.S. Forest Service | 07.16.2026
The 2017 fire season in Montana was especially severe, with more than 2,400 wildfires burning about 1.4 million acres across the state. In the aftermath, the Forest Service’s Northern Region headquarters helped assess and prioritize national forest recovery needs. The work required hundreds of hours compiling data, matching it with GIS layers and fire boundaries, and considering factors such......
Audio by Jessica Brewen | U.S. Forest Service | 07.16.2026
For decades, national participation in hunting has been on the decline. One population of hunters, however, is bucking the trend: Women. Studies on women in hunting often focus on barriers to participation, such as lack of leisure time, lack of experience, and lack of role models. But despite those barriers, women’s participation has been increasing. In 2022 an estimated 3 million women......
