‘Langsamer Bitte’ (slower please)
Welcome to Germany! For those who
Welcome to Germany! For those who
As the winter season and, yes, the flu season draw progressively
closer, your 86th Medical Group pharmacy would like to remind the KMC of
services it offers and provide important information on pending changes
in the TRICARE Pharmacy Home Delivery Program.
Need a box mailed back home to the states? Hate standing in long lines?
Then make your way over to the new Southside Postal Finance Annex today. With the holiday season fast approaching, lines at the Northside and Southside post offices will be longer.
It was a trip to look, listen and give thanks that led Under Secretary
of the Army Joseph W. Westphal to Afghanistan and Germany over the
Thanksgiving holidays.
Joined by Army Vice Chief of Staff Gen. Lloyd
J. Austin III, Westphal shared a holiday meal in Afghanistan with
Soldiers facing what he said is the critical task of training
Afghanistan forces in preparation for the 2014 withdrawal of NATO
forces. The transition, he said, is going well.
Gen. Philip M. Breedlove, U.S. Air Forces in Europe and Air Forces
Africa commander, and Command Chief Master Sgt. Craig A. Adams held
their first USAFE-AFAFRICA all-call Nov. 13 on Ramstein to praise
personnel for their achievements and address issues impacting the Air
Force.
The Angel Tree program kicked off Nov. 16 in the Kaiserslautern Military
Community Center as 86th Airlift Wing Commander Brig. Gen. C.K. Hyde
gave opening remarks and then helped crown this year
Airmen from around base participated in a Resiliency Day Nov. 9 on Ramstein.
Resiliency
Day events included a commander
Secondhand smoke is a mixture of the smoke from the burning end of a
cigarette, pipe or cigar combined with the smoke breathed out by a
smoker. People breathe in secondhand smoke when they are near others who
are smoking. Secondhand smoke is also known as environmental tobacco
smoke, passive, side-stream smoke or involuntary smoke.
Antibiotic resistance is a worldwide public health problem. Resistance
occurs when bacteria can no longer be killed by a previously effective
antibiotic and the bacteria continue to grow. According to the Alliance
for the Prudent Use of Antibiotics, if resistance to treatment continues
to spread, our globally connected world may find itself back in the
dark ages of medicine