News for the Ramstein, Kaiserslautern, Landstuhl & Baumholder military communities in Germany 
Downtown Bastogne, Belgium, sporting many shops and restaurants, is
noisy and colorful. The sidewalks of this 900-year old town are full of
people taking in sights and sounds. Scooters buzz by, horns honk and
sidewalk cafes are full, as shoppers peruse establishments from ice
cream shops to jewelry stores.
Three KMC college-bound students each received $1,500 college
scholarships through the annual Scholarships for Military Children
Program.
It took more than a few months for a former patient at Landstuhl
Regional Medical Center to get a look at the people who saved his life.
The Armed Forces Network, or AFN, Eagle is one-year-old. He first made
his appearance after Z100.2 radio station switched to the Eagle 100.2
and he became the official mascot of the Eagle 100.2 FM radio.
WWII-era American cargo airplanes were simply airliners with the
passenger seats ripped out. They sat high off the ground and the cargo
went in and out through an enlarged passenger door on the side. Most
were
Free skating and crafts equaled family fun at the U.S. Army Garrison
Kaiserslautern
Pop-rock band, Lit, and Country-Western band, Matt Poss & The Wild
Bunch performed several back-to-back concerts here in late June.
Master Sgt. Bruce McKenzie, 435th Medical Operations Squadron, recently
recorded a jazz instrumental music CD called,
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