News for the Ramstein, Kaiserslautern, Landstuhl & Baumholder military communities in Germany The German government asked the U.S. Forces in Germany to change from
fuel coupons to an automated fuel ration card. The change from fuel
coupons will take place gradually thru each military community across
Germany from July to November. All U.S. Forces personnel who are
stationed in Germany should be aware of this change since it will
affect all who have been paying for fuel from AAFES stations and ESSO
stations in Germany with fuel coupons.
The U.S Air Forces in Europe Sexual Assault Prevention and Response
program is offering several performances by a professional acting
company that specializes in teaching people about preventing
relationship violence.
In the early morning hours of Nov. 26, 2007, a pickup truck traveling
westbound on Interstate 10 in the Florida Panhandle hydroplaned off the
road. It spun 180 degrees and traveled backward down a steep embankment
into a tree line. The vehicle came to a violent stop after hitting a
tree on the passenger side. Insurance estimates considered the accident
a total loss. Police and rescue workers who arrived on the scene within
10 minutes did not think it was possible for anyone to survive a crash
like this.
The answer is maybe, but most likely no. Decals are only required if
traveling into environmental green zones (inner city zones with high
pollution levels).
Starting today, Rheinland-Pfalz and the state of Saarland will join
other German states in a public smoking ban. Initially, the plan was to
implement the law in November 2007. But with regards to heavy monetary
losses for the carnival associations, it was postponed until after
Fasching season.
U.S. Army Europe leaders and community agencies responsible for the
reintegration of Soldiers and civilian employees returning from
deployment will soon find updated tools at their disposal.
With the hustle and bustle of the holidays behind us, the KMC postal
team paused to reflect on the record mail volume processed during the
2007 holiday season.
Having worked 55 hours per week on average, the postal team delivered
more than two million pounds of mail, including 70,000 parcels, to more
than 30,000 customers in December.
Brig. Gen. Scott G. West, commander, 21st Theater Sustainment Command,
met with the 16th Sustainment Brigade Family Readiness Group leaders,
Family Readiness Support assistants and senior leader spouses at Warner
Barracks in Bamberg, Jan. 24.
Staff Sgt. Jayson Wells, team leader of the 332nd Explosive Ordnance
Disposal Flight, Balad Air Base, Iraq, was awarded the Bronze Star
medal Jan. 24 for meritorious conduct from Jan. 9 to June 25, 2007,
during Operation Iraqi Freedom. Sergeant Wells was deployed from the
435th Civil Engineer Squadron.
Have you ever returned to a base where you were once stationed or go to a town where you once lived and things were just not the same? The chemistry was different, people changed and you didn’t seem to fit in quite as well as you did the first time. Your […]
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