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World Cup 2006This is the big one

World Cup 2006
This is the big one

Nate Cairney
Kaiserslautern American

Approximately, 95 million people tune in each year to watch the Super
Bowl. Advertisers pay millions of dollars for 30-second spots, and
American athletic immortality is guaranteed to the winning team.

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Civil Engineer’s Corner

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Civil Engineer’s Corner

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Demolition Derby

Demolition Derby

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Heart of an African Lion

Heart of an African Lion

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USAFE PA recognized for second straight year, receives award for most outstanding program

Most people know that public affairs interacts with the media and the
public to tell the Air Force story, but it

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Injured reporter leaves LRMC

Injured reporter leaves LRMC

Spc. Todd Goodman
LRMC Public Affairs

CBS News correspondent Kimberly Dozier, injured by a car bomb in Iraq
while embedded with the 4th Infantry Division, left Landstuhl Regional
Medical Center Wednesday, after a stay of nearly two weeks. A CBS
cameraman and a soundman were killed in the blast.

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Commentary

Think and save lives this summer

Terri Gareis
U.S. Army Garrison Kaiserslautern
prevention coordinator

This year

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Commentary

Do your best to deal positively with change

Maj. Robert J. Gill
1st Communications Maintenance Squadron

Change

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KMC medics in Morocco:

KMC medics in Morocco:

Capt. Chrystal Smith
Kaiserslautern American

Thirty-three medical personnel descended upon the Sahara Desert
destined to change the lives of citizens in the vicinity of Guelmim,
Morocco, known as

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