Archive for March, 2012

A simulated Army platoon cautiously approaches a quiet urban village,
their senses are heightened, no friendlies are in the area, but they
know they have a target to take care of.

The 37th Airlift Squadron completed a weeklong airdrop training exercise
with a 10-bundle container delivery system drop at a drop zone near
Grafenwöhr, Germany, March 16.

Inside an empty hangar on Rhine Ordnance Barracks, a dozen young
children and their parents surround a fenced-off patch of green
artificial turf.

Traumatic Brain Injury has been called the signature injury of the wars
in Afghanistan and Iraq, and after 10 years at war, many of our service
members have been repeatedly exposed to events that have the potential
of causing a brain injury.

Just in time for Easter, more than 100 artisans from all over Germany,
France, Belgium, Luxembourg and the Netherlands will show off their
ceramic works Saturday and Sunday in the center of Homburg.

Dr. Eva Iszak Djordjevic was 17 when American Soldiers entered the
infamous Dachau Concentration Camp in April 1945, liberating her and
thousands of other prisoners who had survived the Holocaust. After being
treated for typhoid fever, she returned to her home of Belgrade,
Yugoslavia (now Serbia), and hasn