Traumatic brain injuries: Detect, don’t neglect
For many, it starts with a headache. But millions of people get headaches every year, so it’s nothing out of the ordinary, right?
For many, it starts with a headache. But millions of people get headaches every year, so it’s nothing out of the ordinary, right?
At first glance, March 20, doesn’t seem to be an important date in U.S. Army Europe’s history.
As the month of March continues, the 86th Airlift Wing Public Affairs office continues to meet with inspiring women around the KMC to help share their stories of what Women’s History Month means to them.
Snow plows are prepared to clear an airfield, a base is issued a delayed reporting notification, and the running portion of a physical fitness assessment is moved inside.
The Kisling NCO Academy kicked off the first interactive leadership course in Europe March 3 on Kapaun.
To help highlight Women’s History Month, 86th Airlift Wing Public Affairs recently met with several inspirational women around the KMC to ask them a few questions about what the month means to them.
Military life comes with an overflow of greetings and farewells. Moving into new homes, enrolling at new schools, searching for jobs and many more concerns can put stress on a military spouse arriving at a base.
After various incidents with dogs, the Ramstein-Miesenbach Office of Public Order wants to remind dog owners of the danger prevention ordinance that regulates the walking of dogs inside and outside of towns.
Q: My German cellphone contract is due to expire this summer when I am due for a permanent change of station. What, if anything, do I need to do to cancel it, and when should I do it?