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Ramstein bests Spangdahlem in 2012 Lodging Olympics
In the 2011 Lodging Olympics, Ramstein fell to Spangdahlem by 1 minute and 11 seconds.
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The Profession of Arms
“I am an Air Force Combat Arms instructor. My country’s strength lies in the men and women I train and their weapons which I maintain.” This proud heritage is upheld by the Airmen of the 569th U.S. Forces Police Squadron Combat Arms Training and Maintenance. The CATM qualifies more than […]
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Sembach Soldiers kick back at new Warrior Zone
The smell of new leather embraces Soldiers who walk into the renovated Warrior Zone in the bowling alley on Sembach Kaserne.
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USAFE aids in Operation Provide Promise
Twenty years ago this summer, U.S. Air Forces in Europe began the first
of several operations it would oversee in the troubled Balkans region
during most of the 1990s.
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Community members share coupons, coffee
It is half past noon at the Java Cafe on Rhine Ordnance Barracks. The
smell of fresh brewed coffee fills the air as sounds from the espresso
machine and milk foamer mix with the blender crushing ice.
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Pushing to the point of exhaustion: who does it benefit?
Why do we push ourselves to the point of exhaustion? Some exercise and
others push themselves for an adrenalin rush. On July 27, we did it for
charity.
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8 years later, wounded warrior returns for LRMC visit
Landstuhl Regional Medical Center was one of many stops on the long road
to recovery for Brian Kolfage, but one he does not remember.
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Week-long camp is ‘smashing’ success for KMC kids
Twenty-one children from the KMC got a chance to dip into a multitude of
different extra-curricular activities during the Youth Center
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Fence removal symbolic of joint unity
In the woods behind Kapaun Air Station, Airman 1st Class Michael
Callaghan snipped barb wire from fencing as Airman 1st Class Nicholas
Diibon dug out fence posts.
