News for the Ramstein, Kaiserslautern, Landstuhl & Baumholder military communities in Germany Many items available in Europe that seem like good Christmas presents violate U.S. customs rules. Some products are banned from the U.S. and others may be carried in baggage but not mailed. Violations of customs, agriculture or postal regulations can lead to hefty fines and confiscation.
Changing Cost of Living Allowance calculations so that same-size families receive the same amount was one of 17 issues brought up at the U.S. Army Garrison Kaiserslautern 2005 Army Family Action Plan Conference.
The holiday season is generally thought of as a time of joy, good cheer and optimistic hopes for the coming year. Unfortunately, many people do not enjoy an ideal holiday season but instead experience symptoms of depression commonly referred to as the
With much of the base road construction now finished, we have seen a great improvement in the flow of traffic on and off base as well as to and from various points on base.
Mentoring is one of the most important things you can do during your career. As Air Force leaders, we have an inherent responsibility to develop our junior Airmen. General Creech had it right when he stated, “The first duty of any leader is to create more leaders.” Mentoring is the tactical process which leads to strategic success
An 86th Airlift Wing Airmen self-help and Civil Engineer partnership completed a major renovation of the newly designated 86th AW dormitory Nov. 17 with an official ribbon cutting ceremony hosted by Col. Rob Kane, 86th AW and KMC commander. The reopening of the dormitory will enable all 180 dorm residents of the 86th AW, currently living in 12 separate dormitories, to live under a single roof. The 11-month project was a joint effort by CE and numerous self-help projects completed by the men and women of the 86th AW over a 10-week period.
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Thirty military members participated in the largest military ceremony recorded at St. Mihiel Military Cemetery outside of Thiaucourt, France, Nov. 11 for Veteran
A German engineering office recently completed a comprehensive traffic study for Ramstein. The current traffic situation was investigated and analyzed and short-term measures and recommendations were suggested.
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