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Airman 1st Class Joshua L. Pruitt, 723rd Air Mobility Squadron, was tried in a

special court-martial July 22 by a military judge and found guilty of the following

offenses:  one charge and specification for failure to go, in violation
of Article 86, Uniform Code of Military Justice; one charge and five
specifications of wrongful use of marijuana, ecstasy, cocaine and
wrongful distribution of ecstasy and cocaine, in violation of Article
112a, UCMJ; and one charge and two specifications for procuring a
prostitute and obstructing justice, in violation of Article 134, UCMJ. 
Airman Pruitt was sentenced to reduction to E-1, confinement for one
year and a bad conduct discharge.

German contractors are scheduled to begin construction at Ramstein

Q: Has a utilization study been conducted to justify the current hours of KMC post offices? It doesn’t seem logical that it remains open for the longer hours on Saturday if it isn’t utilized enough. With the post office closed on Mondays, Tuesday becomes a real ordeal to procure services. […]

I can still remember the event years later as if it happened yesterday.
I received a phone call from the NCOIC of the Military Personnel
Flight. I was informed that I had one hour to report to the MPF in
service dress and lead a casualty notification team.

Viktoria Ehrhardt has helped Americans here say

Making new friends, wine fests, scenic landscapes, snowcapped mountains. Wait a minute!  Who thinks about snow in August?

At about 4 p.m. July 19, four Airmen assigned to the U.S. Air Forces in
Europe Computer System Squadron, set out on a hike to Mariensäule near
Trier.