5th QM Soldier’s personal story a catalyst for blood drive
Helping save lives was the goal for the Soldiers of the 21st Theater
Sustainment Command
Helping save lives was the goal for the Soldiers of the 21st Theater
Sustainment Command
“Tradition is important, but we also look to the future.” This is the motto of Bruni Pütz, the German president of the German-American and International Women’s Club. On Jan. 18, 1956, 55 years ago, the first official meeting of the GAIWC took place. Since then it has maintained a “sisterhood […]
Nervous and tense, she got on stage and stood in front of a panel of
judges. Reaching down deep inside, she opened up and began to sing like
she
When Athena Balderas got picked up from Ramstein Intermediate School
last Friday, she thought her mom was taking her to rent some movies.
Are you tired of the snow cold weather? Has it been days since you
As war with America became a distinct possibility in the late 1930s,
Japan began to strengthen its submarine fleet for long range engagements
against far off American targets. One avenue it energetically pursued
in these pre-radar days was carrying a small seaplane in waterproof
hangers on submarines for long range reconnaissance.
AWAG leaders are urging volunteers to get registered early for one of
the U.S. military in Europe
A popular program that turns donated frequent-flier miles into free
airline tickets for wounded warriors receiving medical care and their
families will expand this year so families of the fallen and combat
wounded can participate in two upcoming events.
Ramstein Airmen from the 37th Airlift Squadron recently participated in a
two-day over-water category 1 training mission that took place over the
Atlantic
Ocean Jan. 7 and 8.
Col. Michael G. Koba said the driver of the vehicle that caused him to
slam into the ground helmet first, compressing his spine and damaging
four vertebra, didn