News for the Ramstein, Kaiserslautern, Landstuhl & Baumholder military communities in Germany July 20 Baumholder: An Army and Air Force Exchange Service employee is being charged with a traffic accident after striking another vehicle. Wiesbaden: A Family member is being charged with assault after being involved in an altercation which turned physical. July 21 Baumholder: A Soldier is being charged with assault […]
Firefighters from the U.S. Army, U.S. Air Force and local German fire
stations worked throughout the night Sunday to contain a blaze that
destroyed the Kleber Kaserne Shoppette and several nearby offices.
On the morning of Aug. 28, 1988, Buck Sgt. David Richards was up early.
A 24-year-old bomb dog handler with the 435th Security Police Squadron
at Rhein Main Air Base, he knew he had a long day in front of him. He
had no idea, however, exactly how long his day would actually be.
An increase in illegal trash dumping on KMC military installations has been noted.
In accordance with Ramstein Pamphlet 32-602 Military Family Housing
Brochure, off-base residents, military or civilian, and their family
members, contractors, teachers and local national residents are not
authorized to bring their personal property refuse onto any installation
for disposal in facility dumpsters, recycle centers or in MFH
underground dumpsters.
“Swinging Lautern” will be the motto of Kaiserslautern’s annual Barbarossa fest, which takes place Thursday to Sept. 3. For the ninth year, the City of Kaiserslautern will sponsor the event in cooperation with local stores and businesses, which are members of the “Kaiser in Lautern” sales promotion agency. “Our international […]
No one has the guide to perfect parenting because all children are
different. So when you find out you are going to be a parent, you have
no idea what to do. You go out and buy every
Air Force officials announced the implementation of a 90-day hiring freeze effective immediately.
For the 26th time, the German Wine Street will close to motorized traffic from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday.
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