News for the Ramstein, Kaiserslautern, Landstuhl & Baumholder military communities in Germany First Sergeants’ corner ’Tis the time of the season when many of us plan to shop for wonderful gifts, book exquisite travel arrangements and share dining opportunities with friends, families and wingmen. Let us not forget the financial responsibilities that may hit. Credit companies love to advance personnel a few […]
Congratulations to the following people, recently selected for promotion to chief master sergeant: • Samer Alkhoury • Michael Crain • Danny Crudup • Patrick Edem • Johnny Fryer Jr. • Kevin Haldeman • John Hollingsworth • Kevin Klingemann • Patrick Marquette • Grant McCormick • Barbara Miller • William Nivison […]
When you, or a member of your family, see something that looks suspicious or illegal, call security forces immediately.
Some people are just not good at buying the right gifts. While this is
usually a matter of taste, many items available in Europe that seem
like good Christmas presents violate U.S. customs rules.
The fast approaching holiday season is a wonderful time for
cele-brating and, of course, gift giving. Everyone in the KMC will be
sending and receiving presents from loved ones around the world.
Members of the North Side Military Post Office on Ramstein are
preparing for the intense increase in mail volume that will occur over
the next few months.
Since Aug. 1, 2007, people under the age of 21 are prohibited from drinking any
alcohol when operating a vehicle on public roads in Germany. In other
words, the presence of any alcohol in the blood is an offense under
German law if you are driving and under the age of 21. Anyone violating
this law will normally receive a standard fine of
The Department of Defense recently designated November as Warrior Care
Month. To stress the importance of this observance, I want to reach out
to all active duty, National Guard and Reserve Airmen to tell you there
are programs and resources within the Air Force, the Department of
Defense and the Department of Veterans Affairs available to you.
Recently a team of four Soldiers from the 21st Theater Sustainment
Command
Early morning travel was required. Nonetheless, the 21st Theater
Sustainment Command Soldiers who made up the color guard and honor
platoon for the Liberation Commemoration Ceremony in St. Avold, France,
Oct. 25 did not mind.
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