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Keep license, registration up to date
United States Army Europe officials are reminding drivers to be sure to
renew their USAREUR licenses and vehicle registrations to avoid fines
and penalties.
Officials said allowing licenses to expire is one of the most common
traffic offenses in the command. Because the USAREUR license is valid
for five years from its issue date, many drivers forget to check the
expiration date.
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This season’s 25 must-have items
Peparing for a pandemic, such as a flu pandemic, is not unlike
preparing for hurricane season. With a little planning, you and your
family can be prepared for anything.
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New law puts restricton on those under 21
As of Aug. 1, 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 be fined up to
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New peformance report forms approved
Air Force officials recently approved a new, streamlined performance report form for all Airmen.
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How AFSO 21, other programs improve Air Force
Some would argue that Washington, D.C., is the seat of power for the entire free world.
When I walked the city
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KMC on the Radar
We are all blessed to have the opportunity to live in Germany for an
assignment. However, living overseas can sometimes be stressful or
confusing and you may have questions about visas, local events,
marriage licenses and other issues. All of these questions can be
answered at the German-American Community Office in Kaiserslautern.
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New medic training course opens
The trail to the prestigious Expert Field Medic Badge just got four
hours closer for more than 1,200 Soldiers stationed at Landstuhl
Regional Medical Center.
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TRICARE offers family dental care with host nation
For active duty servicemembers, getting dental care while stationed in
Europe is simple − they visit their local military dental treatment
facility and ask for an appointment. But, for military family members,
things aren
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No ID, get to class
Lost identification and common access cards are just what terrorists
and criminals need to kill Americans or steal their identities, said
the U.S. Army Garrison Kaiserslautern



