Resources For Space-A Travelers
Air Force Pubs and Forms
Links to the Air Force Publications Web Site as well as direct links to forms and publications of interest to Space-A travelers.
Space-A Passenger Terminal Contacts
Mailing addresses, email addresses, and telephone numbers for Space-A passenger terminals around the world.
Useful Space-A Web Sites
Air Mobility Command's Space-A Web
There are a few things at the public AMC Web site that are useful, but much less than in years past since 9/11.
Of the most use is a Word document that outlines passenger requirements for Space-A, and a somewhat outdated list
of passenger terminal contacts. But over all there are better resources found through Google.
John D.'s Military Space-A Travel Pages
A lot of good basic "FAQs", and a list of passenger terminal contacts with notes about each terminal location.
State Department Travel Warnings, Country Info, & Alerts
It's always a good idea to know what the political situation for Americans is when traveling in foreign countries. Get
the latest information from the State Department.
Dirk Pepperd's Space-A Web Forum
Travel News From Around The Web
New York Times Travel
36 Hours in Athens, Greece - Athens is reinventing itself as a city where antiquity meets edginess. Museums and galleries abound, and new ones are in the works.
Weekend in New York | Morning Life: Before Hours in the City That Always Sleeps In - If you’re an early riser raring to go, see sunrise at the Brooklyn Bridge, eat sticky buns at a SoHo bakery, hit the driving range at Chelsea Piers and more.
Santa Barbara on the Cheap - Could this California magnet to the rich and famous also be a bargain hunter’s paradise?
American Journeys: Paddling, Wining and Dining on the Other Eastern Shore - At the entrance to Chesapeake Bay, on the southern tip of Virginia's Delmarva Peninsula, nature and wildlife reclaim the land.
Comings and Goings: The Cold War and Its Spies - History buffs who want to relive an era that inspired countless spy novels, plays and movies can do so in a Cold War tour.
USA Today Cruise Log
NCL's Pride of Aloha fails health inspection - The U.S. Centers for Disease Control found everything from bacteria in whirlpools to moldy ice machines during their latest inspection of the 2,002-passenger vessel.
Live blogging from Independence of the Seas - USA TODAY cruise editor Gene Sloan is blogging live this week from the maiden voyage of Royal Caribbean's newest ship.
Name That Ship finalists meet on Royal Caribbean's Independence - Six USA TODAY readers and their traveling companions are in Europe this week getting a sneak peek at the newest Royal Caribbean ship. The readers won the trip as a prize in the Name That Ship contest held here at The Cruise Log.
Royal Caribbean christens new mega-ship in England - The 160,000-ton Independence of the Seas is the third in the line's record-setting Freedom class series -- the largest passenger vessels ever built. It can hold up to 4,328 people.
What do you want to see on Genesis? Vote here! - Two months ago we asked you, the readers of the Cruise Log, what you'd like to see on the next Royal Caribbean ships -- the so-called Genesis vessels now under construction. Now it's time to vote for the best of the ideas.
New York Times Escapes
Wiggle Room for Summer Rentals - In the summer rental market near New York City, inventory is up and many people are holding out for bargains.
Massachusetts Museums That Speak to Children - In the northwest part of the state, youthful passion for art is being kindled by visits to unique museums.
Santa Barbara on the Cheap - Could this California magnet to the rich and famous also be a bargain hunter’s paradise?
American Journeys: Paddling, Wining and Dining on the Other Eastern Shore - At the entrance to Chesapeake Bay, on the southern tip of Virginia's Delmarva Peninsula, nature and wildlife reclaim the land.
Havens | Bedford, N.Y.: Beyond the Porsches and the Jaguars, a Homey Feeling - The part-time residents of Bedford can kick off their shiny wingtips and shut out the hubbub of modern life.
