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Archive for February, 2010
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Landstuhl Regional Medical Center Soldier dies
A Soldier assigned to C Company at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center died Feb. 9 in his quarters. Army Reserve Sgt. Patrick Anderson was a health care specialist who had recently arrived for duty at LRMC. The incident is under investigation. The 44-year-old Akron, Ohio, native is survived by his mother, […]
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28th Trans. Bn. Soldiers complete driver’s training
The 21 Soldiers from the 28th Transportation Battalion who gathered at
the United Service Organizations on Benjamin Franklin Village in
Mannheim Feb. 2 to close out three weeks of driver
News
Responsible Airmen lead to safeguarded IDs
For military members, retirees and their families, Common Access Cards
and dependent or retiree identification cards grant access to military
installations and the services provided on them.
News
Ramstein AES crew supports Haiti operations
The 86th Aeromedical Evacuation Squadron recently deployed a team to
Florida to support Operation Unified Response, the international post
earthquake relief efforts in Haiti.
Sports
Thousands sign up for FitFamily
Within the first week of the launch of FitFamily, more than 2,000
families have signed up for the program at www.usafFitFamily.com.
Sports
Dental Health Month
This month is National Children
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Interested in pursuing a physical therapy degree?
The U.S. Army and Baylor University in joint partnership are offering a
doctoral program in physical therapy and they are now accepting
applications from Air Force personnel.
News
Broken appointments impact entire KMC
Missing a dental appointment may not seem like a big deal to the
average person, but to the 86th Dental Squadron on Ramstein, it was
their biggest issue last year.
Last year, the dental squadron averaged about 260 broken appointments
each month, which added up to more than 3,100 failed appointments and
more than $900,000 in lost dental treatment.
