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The automated phone system at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center now offers other services, including an additional number, to make health care more accessible.

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Providing antiterrorism and force protection management for the largest support wing in the Air Force is a task within itself. But on top of that, the 435th Air Base Wing antiterrorism and force protection team is responsible for six bases, three wings, seven groups, 24 squadrons, 15 geographically separated units and 48,000 personnel, who all reside in an environment with a significant threat level.

With all the road construction from the west gate to the base exchange, a traffic circle was never put in. The light located there is a nuisance to the amount of traffic. Due to the circle construction for the passenger terminal, and the light by AirNorth not allowing cross traffic to turn left.

KIGALI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, Rwanda

Members of the Niger Air Force researched U.S. tactical airlift doctrine with units from the 86th Airlift Wing here July 6.

Senior Airman Timothy Tichawa, Emergency Medi-cal Technician program manager here, has 14 Manas troops on their way to becoming certified EMTs. Hand-picked by the fire chief here, the EMT students are preparing for end-of-course tests, which begin next week.