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Garrison earns Army safety award
During a recent award ceremony, Kathleen Marin, Installation Management
Command Europe acting director, presented the Army Safety Composite Risk
Management Award to U.S. Army Garrison Kaiserslautern.
Archive for July, 2011
Features
News
Happy anniversary, sister wing
Brig. Gen. Mark Dillon, 86th Airlift Wing commander, visited Poland
Lifestyle
Burg Lichtenberg: fortress serves as perfect family getaway
Never defeated, never taken, never occupied by enemy forces, Burg
Lichtenberg wanders over the ridges of a Palatinate hill like a goliath.
Lifestyle
Introducing the KMC’s newest residents!
Send the KA your baby’s birth announcement:
Include your baby
News
Command streamlines moves during busy season
Military Surface Deployment and Distribution Command officials are
working hard to continually improve processes for military families
moving to new duty stations during an exceptionally busy summer, the
command
Lifestyle
Talent shines at Apollo Night
“MOVE! Get out the way, get out the way, get out the way,” is what contestants at Apollo Night do not want to hear coming from the DJ’s booth. Once they hear that song, their time is up. Though this Apollo Night is a spinoff of the original Amateur Night […]
Features
Dental clinic on Kleber Kaserne opening soon
After years of hard work, the U.S. Army Health and Dental Clinic on
Kleber Kaserne will soon be an even better facility than before with
combined medical and dental services, said Maj. Lawanda D. Warthen, U.S.
Army Health Clinic-Kaiserslautern commander.
Features
Douhet’s Dream
Though the Italian general Giulio Douhet is often considered the father
of strategic bombing, his theories were not heard by the Italian air
force after World War I, and by the mid-1930s, when America and Great
Britain were developing four engine long range bombers, Italy had none.
Features
International participants add ‘flavor’ to Air Mobility Rodeo 2011
At the opening ceremonies for Air Mobility Rodeo here July 24, service
members from more than 25 nations were among the nearly 3,000 mobility
personnel in formation around the McChord Field flightline.
