Water and fuels systems: maintenance required
From fixing a sink or toilet to purifying fuel, Airmen from the 786th
Civil Engineer Squadron
From fixing a sink or toilet to purifying fuel, Airmen from the 786th
Civil Engineer Squadron
The first civilians to attend master resiliency training in the KMC
recently graduated from a 12-week Army Community Service course designed
to help them bend, not break.
After the deactivation ceremony for the 170th Infantry Brigade Combat
Team Oct. 9, the man responsible for providing logistical support to the
brigade and the military community in Baumholder told reporters that
Baumholder is an ideal place to be stationed because of the strong
support it receives from its German neighbors.
In many offices around the KMC, when the workday is complete and
employees head home, Common Access Cards are removed and computer
monitors remain on. Department of Defense personnel are required to
restart computers at the end of the day and leave them on overnight to
receive network security updates.
Potable water is water fit for consumption by humans and animals. Though
often taken for granted, access to potable water is crucial for
survival and necessary for our mission. Installations within the KMC
obtain potable water by either purchasing it from a supplier or through
wells that pump water from the ground water reservoir.
Considering the price of gas these days, who isn
Hundreds of service members, government civilians and family members
came out for U.S. Army Garrison Kaiserslautern
Sounds of a crashing car startled three Soldiers one recent evening as
they ran up the steep Kirchberg hillside just west of town.
More than 130 runners and walkers (some with strollers) braved
Baumholder