Kleber clinic reopens as new, improved facility
Bill Schweitzer, a retired Army colonel living in the Kaiserslautern
Military Community, knows it isn
Bill Schweitzer, a retired Army colonel living in the Kaiserslautern
Military Community, knows it isn
Time is running out and refugees are running out of food. Members of the
Rwandan Defense Force and National Police have gathered together to
develop a plan to fly humanitarian assistance to the affected areas
while protecting their assets from terrorists.
Safety corner Halloween Driving Safety Tips • Drive slowly, and don’t pass stopped vehicles. The driver might be dropping off children. • Avoid distractions by waiting until you’ve stopped to call, text, or surf. • Watch for children darting out from between parked cars. • Watch for children walking on […]
Cleaning of work areas and residences is sometimes neglected due to the busy operating tempo of the KMC.
OCT. 18 3:15 p.m.: An assault was reported on Vogelweh between two individuals. Investigation revealed there was a verbal altercation which turned physical when they entered a mutual struggle. No injuries were reported by individuals. 4 p.m.: An indecent exposure was reported in Kaiserslautern. Investigation revealed an Army sergeant was […]
Have you ever had a fender-bender with your GOV? Do you know what the
true cost of that accident is? Over the last three years the number of
accidents and abuses involving government vehicles has steadily risen
across the Kaiserslautern Military Community.
Vignette #1 A shell burst inside the B-17, Flying Fortress cabin, peppering Capt. Jay Zeamer with hot shrapnel, breaking his leg. Despite the injuries and blood loss, Capt. Zeamer remained at the controls through another 40 minutes of air battle until the fuel starved zeroes returned to base. Only then […]
The motto of the 21st Theater Sustainment Command,
Service members from the Air Force, Army, Navy and Bulgarian air force
are participating in a two-week jump exercise, which started Oct. 9 and
is scheduled to end Saturday.
Troop locations, benefits, future equipment and
the role of reserve component forces are under scrutiny as military services
prepare to trim spending and reshape for future missions, the Defense
Department’s senior leaders told Congress members here today.