News for the Ramstein, Kaiserslautern, Landstuhl & Baumholder military communities in Germany 
All over German Christmas markets, shoppers will find unique wooden
items such as nutcrackers, Christmas pyramids, angels and other
figures. The origin of these holiday items goes back to the 17th
century in the Erzgebirge, a mountain area near the Czech border.
Ramstein-Miesenbach celebrates its traditional Christmas market
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Airman 1st Class Uriah Hale-Huskon and Glenda Shirley-Yellowhorse are
not only a part of the Air Force family, they are enrolled members of
the second largest tribe of Native Americans in the United States
Keeping your waistline in check during the holidays can be difficult for anyone.
According to the American Dietetic Association, on average, people gain anywhere from one to six pounds during the holidays.
Personnel at the 435th Medical Operations Squadron are concerned over the increased number of missed medical appointments.
Landstuhl holds its traditional Christmas market, called St. Andreas Markt, Saturday and Sunday in the center of town.
Twenty-five years ago, the Kaiserslautern Office of Culture sponsored
its first
The Rheinland-Pfalz International Choir performs in three free concerts in the KMC over the next two weeks.
The highlight of the choir
Christmas is a time to reflect. We think about our families, our friends and people that have earned a little
| One Dollar buys: |
| Euro: € 0.8288 |
| Pound: £ 0.7246 |
Other currency rates, not available at the Community Bank:
| Czech Krone: | Kč 20.59 |
| Egyptian Pound: | E£ 47.54 |
| Hungarian Forint: | Hf 322.25 |
| Israeli Shekel: | ₪ 3.12 |
| Polish Zloty: | zł 3.47 |
| Turkish Lira: |
₵ 43.8430 |
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