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Airman’s idea a ‘win-win’ for 721st APS, 10th EAEF
All too often, Airmen think their ideas go unheard throughout the
service, but the 721st Aerial Port Squadron has shown that good ideas
can come from Airmen of any rank.
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AF chief of staff speaks on diversity at NAACP dinner
Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Norton Schwartz spoke about the importance
of diversity at the NAACP
Features, Health
Breast-feeding: Taboo topic? Not for long
“It’s all too often that breast-feeding is frowned upon in society, when in actuality, it should be praised,” said Rene Drake, Ramstein’s Mom2Mom program coordinator. This month is National Breast-feeding Awareness Month, the first week of which is World Breast-feeding Week. Several organizations around the KMC are coming together to […]
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EFMP hosting summer camp for special needs children
Do you know why people in the military stand out? They stand out because of their selfless service to their country.
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21st TSC honors members, pays tribute to the fallen
Soldiers, civilians and families gathered to honor and say farewell to
Soldiers of the 21st Theater Sustainment Command at a retreat and
retirement ceremony July 28 on Panzer parade field in Kaiserslautern.
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Meandering on the way to Paris
There is a world of things yet to explore less than five hours down the Autobahn, beyond the border of Germany into France.
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Garrison earns Army safety award
During a recent award ceremony, Kathleen Marin, Installation Management
Command Europe acting director, presented the Army Safety Composite Risk
Management Award to U.S. Army Garrison Kaiserslautern.
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Dental clinic on Kleber Kaserne opening soon
After years of hard work, the U.S. Army Health and Dental Clinic on
Kleber Kaserne will soon be an even better facility than before with
combined medical and dental services, said Maj. Lawanda D. Warthen, U.S.
Army Health Clinic-Kaiserslautern commander.
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Douhet’s Dream
Though the Italian general Giulio Douhet is often considered the father
of strategic bombing, his theories were not heard by the Italian air
force after World War I, and by the mid-1930s, when America and Great
Britain were developing four engine long range bombers, Italy had none.
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International participants add ‘flavor’ to Air Mobility Rodeo 2011
At the opening ceremonies for Air Mobility Rodeo here July 24, service
members from more than 25 nations were among the nearly 3,000 mobility
personnel in formation around the McChord Field flightline.
