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Principal honors students’ reading goals

Principal honors students’ reading goals

Aaron Scalise
Contributing writer

For the second year in a row, the children at Kaiserslautern Elementary School read for one million minutes. The difference this year was that the milestone took only seven months to complete.

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Athletes shine at KMC’s Special

Christine June
415th Base Support Battalion

“Let me win. But if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt.” – Special Olympics’ Oath    The sun wasn’t shining, but the athletes were at KMC’s 21st Annual Special Olympics Spring Games 2004 held May 12 at the German Police Academy in Enkenbach-Alsenborn. Special Olympics is […]

May 21, 2004 ×

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Sergeant brings out best in himself, others

Pvt. John Hudspeth
21st Theater Support Command

Pvt. John Hudspeth21st Theater Support Command Master Sgt. William Armstrong is an addict and his habit has earned him three duffle bags full of awards and commendations. This self-described physical training addict has never scored less than perfect, 300 points, on a record Army Physical Fitness Test in his 23-year […]

May 21, 2004 ×

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Sergeant brings out best in himself, others

Pvt. John Hudspeth
21st Theater Support Command

Master Sgt. William Armstrong is an addict and his habit has earned him three duffle bags full of awards and commendations.
This self-described physical training addict has never scored less than perfect, 300 points, on a record Army Physical Fitness Test in his 23-year military career.

May 21, 2004 ×

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Youth program

Summer is coming and once again, it

May 21, 2004 ×

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Some European countries require members to obtain international driver’s licenses

Wesley Greene
435th Security Forces Squadron

The U.S. Army Europe driver

May 21, 2004 ×

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Tanning causes premature wrinkles, damage

Tanning causes premature wrinkles, damage

Spc. Todd Goodman
Landstuhl Regional Medical Center

It really isn

May 21, 2004 ×

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Tanning causes premature wrinkles, damage

Spc. Todd Goodman
Landstuhl Regional Medical Center

It really isn’t fair. We have this wonderful ball of fire millions of miles away in space that provides light and warmth and goes really well with tank tops and swimming. Unfortunately, it also goes well with premature wrinkling and skin damage. “There is no such thing as a safe […]

May 21, 2004 ×

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Every Airman has a personal career counselor

Chief Master Sgt. Darryl Evetts
435th Air Base Wing Chief Career Assistance Advisor

Chief Master Sgt. Darryl Evetts435th Air Base Wing Chief Career Assistance Advisor “Do I need a Career Job Reservation? How do I apply for retraining and when can I reenlist?” These are some questions Airmen may encounter throughout their military career. From reenlistments to retraining, and career job reservations to […]

May 21, 2004 ×

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Unauthorized pictures can cause trouble

Unauthorized pictures can cause trouble

1st Lt. James Gerrond
568th Security Forces Squadron

An Airman is handcuffed face down on the pavement and surrounded by heavily armed individuals. In Security Forces, this is what we like to call a Kodak Moment. Ironically, it might have been your Kodak that got you into all of this trouble.

May 21, 2004 ×