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Social Norms kicks off at Ramstein
This fall, more than 1,500 Ramstein Airmen have been identified to
participate in the second
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Active-duty Airmen can pass education benefits to dependents
More than 86,000 active-duty Air Force members have transferred Post
9/11 GI Bill education benefits to dependent family members since the
benefit transfer program was implemented in August 2009.
Commentary
Standards? What standards?
Recently, I was asked the difference between a good NCO and a great NCO.
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Winter weather driving
Germany is known for its extreme winters. Road conditions can change
drastically throughout the night leading to hazardous driving conditions
in the morning. Preparing ahead and being knowledgeable about the
hazards winter brings is safe and smart. Every year there are numerous
accidents due to inclement weather; the majority of these accidents
happen during winter months and can be prevented.
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170th IBCT cases colors for last time
The 170th Infantry Brigade Combat Team conducted a casing of the colors
ceremony Tuesday in the Hall of Champions on Smith Barracks. The
ceremony marked the end of an era, which saw the presence of combat
Soldiers in Baumholder for more than 50 years. Casing the 170th IBCT
colors for the last time were Col. Mark D. Raschke, 170th IBCT
commander, and Command Sgt. Major James A. Ackermann.
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Ramstein to host Retiree Appreciation Day
The annual Retiree Appreciation Day kicks off today at the Ramstein Officers
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2012 Caring for People Forum addresses issues affecting Airmen, families
JOINT BASE ANDREWS, Md.
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KMC fire department to host Fire Prevention Month campaign
A fire can spread in a house rapidly, leaving little time to
escape. Knowing what to do and planning escape routes can determine
whether or not one gets out safely.
According to the National Fire
Protection Association, only one-in-five households develop or practice a
fire escape route to ensure a quick and safe exit from the building.
Are you part of the 80 percent ignoring this important safety practice?




