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Routine Air Force training made the difference between life and death, which was the case Feb. 27 as a Ramstein sergeant saved the life of a local teen.

Dressing for success and bringing several copies of their resume is what job seekers need to remember when attending the Global Job Fair noon to 4 p.m. March 20 at the Armstrong Community Club, Bldg. 1036, Vogelweh Housing.

Throughout history, American women actively participated in military campaigns, whether as members of the armed forces or civilians. During the Civil War, some women enlisted disguised as men, while others fought alongside their husbands. Several women took their dedication to even more advanced levels.

Ramstein residents will have the opportunity to help Air Force members and their families by contributing to the Air Force Assistance Fund starting Monday.

***image1***“Leave your campsite cleaner than you found it,” is an old Boy Scout motto that Deputy Command Chaplain, Lt. Col. Lindsey Arnold, 21st Theater Support Command, said best describes his driving philosophy throughout his three-decade long military career. Chaplain Arnold will retire May 31. The event concludes a diverse career […]

Members of the 1st Combat Communications Squadron received spiritual rejuvenation during a two-week training deployment when they were visited by Chaplain (Maj.) Mark Sahady of the 435th Air Base Wing Chaplain Office.

***image1***Dee Dee Smith, Landstuhl Protestant Women of the Chapel member, puts Mardi Gras beads on Jennessa Randall, youth contractor, 415th Base Support Battalion’s Chaplain’s Office during the Pre-Lent Celebration Monday at the Landstuhl Combined Club.