409th CSB’s top NCOs battle in competition
GRAFENWOEHR, Germany
There are 74,976 feet in 14.2 miles.
If that
Two joint town halls addressing child safety on military installations
were held Tuesday and Wednesday at Vogelweh Air Station
In 1989, the world watched with fascination as one country after another
in Eastern Europe began to throw off the shackles of communism. On Nov.
9, 1989, the Berlin Wall started to come down amid cheers and
spontaneous celebrations.
HEIDELBERG, Germany
On Feb. 26, 2008, Lt. Col. Bryan Patchen, 603rd Air and Space Operations
Center deputy commander for mission integration, was diagnosed with
thyroid cancer. The next two months he endured his physical
“Bullying can destroy childrens’ lives. It can lead to depression, severe anxiety, academic failure or suicide,” said Lt. Col. John Leckie, 86th Medical Operations Squadron, a child psychologist and chief of pediatric behavioral medicine. “Bullying can physically or emotionally impact a child’s life,” said Maria Buchwald, Ramstein Middle School principal. […]
KMC members came together at the Ramstein Southside Chapel to attend a Holocaust remembrance event April 20.