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A child who has a persistent headache or who needs to squint to see the blackboard may have a visual problem.

By the end of kindergarten children should be able to identify letters, words and sounds. They should be able to look at pictures in a book and predict what the story could be. And they should know what to do with letters and words.

***image1***“My spouse is not my enemy” was the most memorable one-liner from the KMC’s first annual marriage retreat, when 102 couples massed on Garmisch’s Edelweiss Lodge to hike, hang glide, rock climb, and to have a date with their spouse. The retreat was six months in the making by two […]

Providing lightening-quick think- ing in dire situations and a steady hand has recently earned a medical evacuation nurse from the 86th Aeromedical Evacuation Squadron here recognition as Flight Nurse of the Year.

When a Soldier or Airman is an outpatient at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center it can get quite boring.

He was a buffalo Soldier. Well, not exactly, but he did drive a Buffalo while protecting U.S. troops from roadside death traps laid by Iraqi insurgents.

Senior Airman Kristopher Barger, 435th Materiel Maintenance Squadron, lifts the tow tongue to a MEP-012 generator preparing to be airlifted to Holloman Air Force Base, N.M., Sept. 9. Holloman AFB is a staging area for equipment to be used for relief efforts in the Hurricane Katrina disaster area.