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Medical Readiness Battalion Change of Command
The Medical Readiness Battalion – Rheinland-Pfalz held a formal change of command ceremony June 16, marking a significant moment in the unit’s continued dedication to excellence and operational support. During the ceremony, Lt. Col. Anthony Sabatini officially relinquished command to Lt. Col. Christopher Alferez. Medical Readiness Battalions play a critical […]
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86 AW Command Chief Retires
U.S. Air Force Chief Master Sgt. Louis Ludwig, 86th Airlift Wing command chief, was recognized for his service at a retirement ceremony at Ramstein Air Base, June 13.
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Leaders build resilience, unity through R2 challenge
Senior leaders from the 21st Theater Sustainment Command tackled a team-building obstacle course on June 9 on Panzer Kaserne, part of Sustainment Week and in recognition of the Army’s 250th birthday. The event, part of the Army’s Ready and Resilient program, challenged participants to complete physical tasks that required coordination, […]
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Tactical Medical Convoy : “The 99” complete 1,900-kilometer trek from Germany to Lithuania for DEFENDER 25
VEPRIU ROCKET BASE, Lithuania — Ninety-nine U.S. Army medical personnel from the 519th Hospital Center and 421st Multi-Functional Medical Battalion completed a 1,900-kilometer convoy from Rhine Ordnance Barracks, to Vepriu Rocket Base, Lithuania, on May 5 in support of DEFENDER 25 and a hospital field exercise known as HOSPEX. The […]
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Army transformation, efficiency efforts drive European theater sustainment exercise
In support of Army transformation and efficiency efforts within U.S. Army Europe and Africa, logistics enterprise leaders from across the European theater came together for the 2025 Army Sustainment Tabletop Exercise hosted by the 21st Theater Sustainment Command at Rhine Ordnance Barracks, Kaiserslautern, June 5. Centered around real-world planning challenges, […]
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Forging strength through partnership: US, Moroccan Air Forces unite for African Lion 2025
Against the backdrop of desert skies and dynamic terrain, more than 10,000 troops from 50 nations converged for African Lion 2025, the largest joint annual military exercise on the African continent.










