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Stalin’s Warthog
Though not well known in the West, the most widely produced aircraft of World War II, with more than 36,000 made, was the Soviet Union
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Trail of terror
If spirits are the personalities of those who once lived and refused to cross over to the other side at the moment of death, then wouldn
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Spanish starts at Kindergarten
By their high school senior year, several non-Hispanic children will speak Spanish fluently with little to no accent. This goal is now achievable thanks to a pilot program at Department of Defense Dependents Schools around the KMC.
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I am a soldier: Sgt. Samantha Nosek
Sergeant Samantha Nosek works on Landstuhl Regional Medical Center. She is a physical science technician in the U.S. Army Center for Health Pomotion and Preventive Medicine-Europe, which is an accredited environmental lab responsible for providing timely and sound scientific data for risk-based decision in the U.S. European Command and U.S. Central Command areas of responsibility.
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Halloween at Holiday Park
As a self-proclaimed rollercoaster enthusiast, Capt. Scott Jensen says
the Expedition GeForce at Holiday Park is one of the best he has ever
been on.
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KMC Confidential
National Red Ribbon Week happens every year during the last week of
October to encourage parents, children and communities to take a
visible stand against drugs, alcohol and tobacco use and abuse. This
year
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Little school on the Spanish prairie
With an enrollment of only 36 students, grades K-8, Sevilla Elementary
and Middle School is the second smallest school in Department of
Defense Dependents Schools -Europe.









