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Afghan airmen graduate first rotary-wing ‘train the trainer’ maintenance program

Afghan airmen graduate first rotary-wing ‘train the trainer’ maintenance program

by Capt. Jamie Humphries
438th Air Expeditionary Wing Public Affairs

KABUL, Afghanistan (AFNS)

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Driving in Germany: Getting guests behind the wheel

Driving in Germany: Getting guests behind the wheel

by Joshua Myers
Special to 86th Airlift Wing Public Affairs

Summer in Germany presents unique travel opportunities, not only for
those stationed here, but for visiting family members and friends as
well. However, if guests plan on driving a United States Amy
Europe-plated vehicle during their stay, they must receive proper
documentation beforehand

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The Luftwaffe’s Stealth fighter?

The Luftwaffe’s Stealth fighter?

by Dr. Marshall Michel
52nd Fighter Wing historian

Certainly the most futuristic aircraft design of World War II

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LRMC physicians research TBI: Aim to provide better care for servicemembers

by Senior Airman Katherine Holt
86th Airlift Wing public affairs

Starting more than three years ago, physicians from Landstuhl Regional
Medical Center, teamed up with physicians from the Washington University
School of Medicine, St. Louis to research a new way to detect
blast-related traumatic brain injury in U.S. Military personnel. The
study was published in the prestigious New England Medical Journal of
Medicine, June 2, 2011.

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Dog owners should know German rules

Dog owners should know German rules

by Petra Lessoing
86th Airlift Wing Public Affairs

American pet owners in the KMC who PCS or get deployed should know  what
to do with their animals. According to German Animal Protection Law if
they are not following local pet care laws, pet owners can get fined.
Pet owners should try to find somebody who want to take over the 
animal, or place an ad and sell or just give away their pet.

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Graduating senior wins scholarship contest, presented with laptop

Graduating senior wins scholarship contest, presented with laptop

From left, Divonte “SoCal” Brown, Gil “Blitz” Hernandez, Al “Pint” Wells, Marcus “Skully” Maze, Dexter “C-Heightz” Alejandro, Ernest “Sato” Driggers, Kelvin “Stryker” Bell and Ray “Rage” Mitchell, members of the Euro Knightz Motorcycle Club, present Katja Kennedy (middle), graduating senior from Kaiserslautern High School, with a Dell Inspirion laptop for […]

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Air Force to enhance travel orders for deployment

Air Force to enhance travel orders for deployment

by Master Sgt. Amaani Lyle
Air Force Public Affairs Agency

WASHINGTON

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Munitions in Motion

Munitions in Motion

by Capt. Luke Stover
86th Munitions Squadron

Team Ramstein is all about motion. Home to 14 C-130Js and host to one of
Air Mobility Command

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The Maginot Line

The Maginot Line

by Nicole Karsch-Meibom
Contributing writer

To learn about history there is no better way than to actually go and
see it. A fascinating reminder of World War II is the Maginot Line in

France.

July 1, 2011 ×

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World War II history buried in Kindsbach

World War II history buried in Kindsbach

Story and photos by A.L. Shaff
Contributing writer

In the quiet village of Kindsbach, between Kaiserslautern and Landstuhl,
Air Defense Operations Center

July 1, 2011 ×
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