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A simple nametag on a gym bag, briefcase or package could help keep the Ramstein community safe and save security forces time and energy in investigating

Approximately 90 Airmen from Ramstein, Landstuhl and Sembach recently joined with military members from approximately 16 nations in Tbilisi, Georgia, to gain medical training and practice their responses to major disasters and mass casualty situations as a part of RESCUER/MEDCEUR 2005.

***image1***Senior Airman William Crouch, 86th Maintenance Squadron calibration technician, listens to Maj. Aileen Boone, 435th Medical Group physical therapist, explain the details of a foot injury at the Ramstein Clinic.

Sept. 8 Security forces reported at 2:10 a.m. a drunk and disorderly Airman. The Airman was shouting obscenities and refused to follow instructions of security forces. The Airman’s breath alcohol content was 2.35. Sept. 9 A Soldier reported at 6 p.m. his dependent had been assaulted while playing basketball on […]

The last remaining Nightingale in active-duty Air Force received a red-carpet farewell when Ramstein leaders said goodbye Tuesday as it departed the airfield here, bound for Andrews Air Force Base, Md.

Sept. 16 was POW/MIA day. Throughout the year, we remember and commemorate the lives of our fellow Airmen, Sailors, Marines, Soldiers and civilians, and reflect upon their extraordinary sacrifices made on behalf of this country.

Jews and Muslims in the KMC now have a place to call home when it is time for worship.