Dental clinic open house spotlights many services
Baumholder’s Dental Clinic held its second annual open house Jan. 29 to help spotlight the clinic’s many services and opportunities for Soldiers, family members and civilians.
Baumholder’s Dental Clinic held its second annual open house Jan. 29 to help spotlight the clinic’s many services and opportunities for Soldiers, family members and civilians.
JAN. 28 7:49 a.m.: A major traffic accident with injuries was reported in Kaiserslautern. 7:50 a.m.: An active-duty military member was reported drunk on duty. JAN. 29 11:59 p.m.: Aggravated assault, failure to obey an order or regulation, and drunken driving were reported on Vogelweh Family Housing. JAN. 30 12:20 p.m.: A minor traffic […]
If you’ve read or listened to the news any time in the past year, you’ve probably heard stories about the dire situation surrounding the Department of Defense budget. The Air Force is and will continue to be affected by the changes in funding levels that are being discussed. Many of the most visible and personal effects of these changes are likely to occur in the realm of personnel pay, retention and benefits.
Their journey started months ago and brought them all the way to Germany to benefit U.S. Soldiers and their allies. The trip is the result of coordination between multiple U.S. Army organizations and civilian contractors and included ramps, trains, cranes and boats. Now, they have arrived.
The more than 50 units assigned to Ramstein Air Base, including geographically separated units, require well-trained, physically and mentally ready Airmen. In order for Airmen to be deployment ready, units like the 86th Logistics Readiness Squadron need aggressive, straight forward and driven unit deployment managers.
The Air Force will convene an officer reduction in force board June 16 to evaluate eligible officers for retention, Air Force Personnel Center officials said Monday. Officers who meet the RIF board and are not selected for retention must separate by Jan. 31, 2015.
Have you ever given thought as to what life on base would be like without your friendly neighborhood Biomedical Sciences Corps officers? My guess would be no (unless you’re a BSC), but I suspect in order to contemplate the question or to understand how your life would be affected, you’d need a bit more background on the the BSC.
Friends, family members, political leaders, former prisoners of war and service members paid their respects as an Air Force Ace was interred at Arlington National Cemetery Jan. 23.