News

This past month the KMC has experienced multiple driving while
intoxicated incidents. Fortunately, no one has lost his or her life.
The Air Force does a remarkable job providing for its members and
provides a platform for success. Training and education are routinely
made available, not only in our professions, but also for lifestyle and
safety. Our part of the deal is to use that knowledge for success,
growth and service. Sadly, not all take advantage of the opportunities
provided and often find a more difficult road to follow that is
sometimes filled with lost careers and even the loss of human life. 

Riot control, fire team formations and vehicle searches are all topics covered in the Selectively Trained and Ready program.

Antonio Howard (right), a security forces journeyman from Volkel Air
Base, Netherlands, sang a scorching rendition of Stevie Wonder

Satellite Housing Office

A satellite housing office is now open on Ramstein in Bldg. 2410 (next
to Service Credit Union).  Hours are 7:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday through
Thursday and 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Fridays.  The office will be closed
for training on the second Tuesday of each month from 7:30 a.m. to
12:30 p.m.  The office is also closed on German and American holidays. 

Inbound/outbound families will be able to drop off TLA paperwork, pick
up rental listings for off-base housing and receive full off-base
referral services at this office.  Inbound families must still visit
the main housing office in Vogelweh upon arrival.

Lieutenant Gen. Glen W.

Amid a large number of both completed and on-going construction
projects at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center, the biggest is one year
in the making and possibly still years away.

Colonels Rod Zastrow, 435th Air Base Wing vice commander, and Carlos
Cruz-Gonzalez, 435th Civil Engineer Group commander, along with
students and teachers from Ramstein American Middle School, fill in the
finishing touches on a tree planting ceremony April 21 at Ramstein