News for the Ramstein, Kaiserslautern, Landstuhl & Baumholder military communities in Germany 
Grid-iron supremacy was on the line as the 435th Security Forces
Squadron, 30th Medical Command and four teams from the 18th Military
Police Brigade battled in the second annual inter-service Sembach Flag
Football Championship, Nov 18.
The Air Force was denied winning the
title for the second year in a row by the 92nd MP Co., which pulled out a
15-8 victory, allowing the Army to claim bragging rights for another
year.
The wrestling referee is one of the most important figures on the mat
for both the flow of the matches and safety of the wrestlers. Every
year, many forget the importance of the wrestling officials at high
school meets. Many criticize their performance and question their
intentions.
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As the leaves change color and the frost moves in, what better way to
warm up then with a nice warm beverage? The E-Street Cafe is just one of
Ramstein
In Germany, Christmas markets are special highlights taking place during
the pre-Christmas time, also known as Advent. The Christmas market
season just started in the majority of towns and cities. Villages
usually choose one Advent weekend to hold their markets.
Each year, the German-American Community Office will take part in the
Kaiserslautern Christmas market. This year it will be on Santa Claus
Day, which is Thursday. GACO employees will present American and German
music groups, singers and dancers at a stage on Schillerplatz.
Graves of U.S. service members buried in the KMC are not forgotten, thanks to an effort by the local American Legion post.
German and American military representatives from Baumholder and city
officials came together to pay their respects to the victims of both
world wars and of terror and violence on Germany
For many Airmen at Ramstein, living overseas during the holidays can be
very lonely and a homemade meal can be a great boost for morale. The
Rheinland Inn Dining Facility showed their appreciation by providing a
Thanksgiving meal for Airmen and their families Nov. 22.
The 2012 Combined Federal Campaign-Overseas ended Nov. 16 with the
Airmen of Team Ramstein raising $750,296
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