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As we mark Memorial Day 2004, we pay homage to more than a million and a quarter American military members who have faced the appalling trials of war and made the ultimate sacrifice in the defense of freedom around the globe.

For many Americans, Memorial Day is synonymous with family vacations, barbecue and a day off from work or school. We must not forget that the intent for this day is to pay tribute to those men and women in uniform who fought and paid the ultimate sacrifice so that all American

***image1***This red and blue sign means no stopping on the road. To learn more about German signs, people can visit the U.S. Army Europe’s Registry of Motor Vehicle Web site at http://rmv.hqusareur.army.mil and click on the driver’s handbook section on the right side of the home page.

I live in Bldg 823 on Ramstein and a cement slab was recently built out front. I was told it was for the benches and table to be put on. However, the slab is barely 6 feet away from the road. There is no way that I would consider going down stairs to sit at this table to socialize or just soak up the sun with it being so close to the road. Why do the benches have to be so close to the road?

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***image1***Specialist Marianna Beshai, from the 230th Support Battalion National Guard unit stationed in Iraq, tends to 8-month-old Fatemah Khalil Hassan while talking to her mother, Beyda’a Amir Abdul Jabar, here May 19. Fatemah was flown to the United States where she will undergo specialized treatment at Children’s Hospital of Columbus, […]