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Customer College graduates 1,000th student

As Staff Sgt. Craig Picou, of the 435th Medical Supply Squadron, walked through the doors of Ramstein

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Battalion gears up for Armed Forces Voters Week

Battalion gears up for Armed Forces Voters Week

Christine June
415th Base Support Battalion

Time is running out for citizens who are covered by the Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act to participate in the Nov. 2 presidential elections.

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Commander’s Action Line

Commander’s Action Line

ISSUE:
I live on Ramstein base housing, and I requested a work order from the housing office for repainting our stairwells in our building

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Government owned vehicles for official use

Master Sgt. Timothy D. Glenn
435th Logistics Readiness Squadron

As with all other resources provided by the Air Force, vehicles are provided for a specific purpose and should only be used in direct support of military duties.

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Runway closure – expect delays

Capt. Keiren Keelty
723rd Air Mobility Command

The Ramstein Air Base runway is scheduled to undergo major repairs beginning Sept. 13 through 22

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The Power of Your Vote –

Gen. John P. Jumper
Air Force Chief of Staff

Around the world, the Airmen of our United States Air Force make a difference. From the collapse of the Soviet Union and Desert Storm more than a decade ago to our global planning and execution of air and space power today, Airmen have done more than their part for our nation.

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Maintainers preserve vintage ‘Herks’

Maintainers preserve vintage ‘Herks’

1st Lt. Tracy Giles
Kaiserslautern American

(Editor

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Road warriors

Road warriors

***image1***Use a turn signal when exiting a traffic circle; not when entering one. To learn more about German signs, people can visit the U.S. Army Europe’s Registry of Motor Vehicle Web site at http://rmv.hq usareur.army.mil and click on the driver’s handbook section on the right side of the home page.

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A Moment in Air Force History

By the 1970s, Ramstein

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U.S. electronics may not mesh with Germany

Tech. Sgt. Davis Pruitt
835th Communications Squadron

Some wireless devices brought from the United States or ordered on-line from U.S. companies may not be authorized in Germany.
Each country owns its radio spectrum and can allocate this as it sees fit. Each country also has the right to say whether a particular electronic device is authorized to operate within its borders.

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