News for the Ramstein, Kaiserslautern, Landstuhl & Baumholder military communities in Germany 
Two members of the Ukrainian Air Force stopped by the 37th Airlift Squadron here Aug. 24 to gain some insight into U.S. flight safety that will be helpful in joint operations with the United States and the government of Ukraine.
Massive green satellite dishes pointed straight up Monday beside large Army-green trucks parked behind old Hardened Aircraft Shelters and acres of trees. Wires littered the trampled grass, leading to the green field tent full of secure and nonsecure telephones and computers that are burrowed in hard, black field crates.
After only several weeks in command, it
A century ago, Dutch Army officers thought they would challenge their Soldiers to walking a century of miles over four days.
The Chapel Team Ramstein, consisting of 270 children and adults, participated in the World Youth Day and an open-air Mass with Pope Benedict XVI in Cologne, Germany, Sunday in what was dubbed
The 435th Aeromedical Squadron Bioenvironmental Engineering Flight collected more than 960 bacteriological and 300 chemical drinking water samples from the 12 drinking water systems in the KMC under the 435th Air Base Wing
A private from the 21st Theater Support Command recently won the 2005 U.S. Army, Europe Soldier of the Year competition.
Maj. Kirk Faryniasz, an air mobility liaison officer for the 2nd Air Support Operations Squadron in Würzburg, Germany, was recently awarded the Bronze Medal for his contribution in the Global War on Terrorism.
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