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Red, white and you:

The Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act covers members
of the U.S. uniformed services and U.S. merchant marine, their family
members, and other U.S. citizens residing outside the U.S.

June 23, 2006 ×

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DeCA comptroller receives award

DeCA comptroller receives award

Gerri Young
DeCA Europe Public Affairs Officer

Christine Frey, Defense Commissary Agency Europe

June 23, 2006 ×

News

Measles outbreak in German community

German health officials in the Nordrhein-Westfalen area are urging
parents who have not already done so to have their children immunized
against the measles in the wake of a recent spike in the numbers of
school-age children contracting the disease in that region.

June 23, 2006 ×

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Early bird gets doughnut: check out new hours at Ramstein Commissary

Early bird gets doughnut: check out new hours at Ramstein Commissary

Monica Mendoza
Kaiserslautern American

At Ramstein Commissary, the early bird gets the doughnut

June 23, 2006 ×

Commentary

Robbery provokes identity theft measures

Capt. Jennifer Lovett
USAFE News Service

Documents containing personal information were stolen from the home of
a Department of Veterans Affairs employee in May, representing the
largest unauthorized release of social security numbers in U.S.
history.

June 23, 2006 ×

Commentary

Letter to Airmen: Personal Financial Management

Gen. T. Michael Moseley, USAF Chief of Staff and Michael W. Wynne, Secretary of the Air Force

Air Force Mission success begins with you 

June 23, 2006 ×

News

World Cup fever grips KMC

World Cup fever grips KMC

Ordinarily, swarms of paint-drenched citizens chanting slogans in city
streets might be cause for alarm. But in a World Cup year, where
patriotism and fair play stand in equal regard, it

June 23, 2006 ×

News

PARAGLIDING: Soar to freedom

PARAGLIDING: Soar to freedom

Capt. Phillip Ulmer
USAFE Public Affairs

***image1***“It feels like you’re flying like a bird and the view is incredible,” said Heinz Baun full of excitement after a flight from the top of the Hausberg. “At first I thought it would be difficult, but the instruction is very good and you get a lot of practice. I […]

June 16, 2006 ×

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WORLD CUP FACTS  –  WORLD CUP TRIVIA

WORLD CUP FACTS – WORLD CUP TRIVIA

WORLD CUP FACTS

– Brazil is the defending World Cup champion.

– The World Cup is played every four years.

– In 2002, (played in Korea/Japan) a cumulative in-home audience of 28.8 billion viewers watched the tournament.

– Games will be played in twelve cities

June 16, 2006 ×

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USA vs. Italy, 9 p.m. SaturdayDon’t miss out on the fun. Be safe, and plan ahead.

USA vs. Italy, 9 p.m. Saturday
Don’t miss out on the fun. Be safe, and plan ahead.

Use the free World Cup shuttle from Ramstein AB to the USA vs. Italy
World Cup soccer game and the Kaiserslautern Fan Fest Saturday. The
pick-up point for military ID card holders traveling to the Stadium/Fan
Fest is the Ramstein BX parking lot. Buses begin departing at 5:30 p.m.
and leave every 10 minutes, with the last bus departing at 8:30 p.m.
for the match that starts at 9 p.m. Buses return riders to the Ramstein
BX after the 9 p.m. game with the last bus leaving the Stadium/Fan Fest
drop-off point at 1 a.m. Call or stop by the Ramstein Community Center
to sign up for the free shuttle, 480-6600 or 06371-476600.

June 16, 2006 ×