ORE tests Ramstein readiness
Airmen completed another step toward the 2006 operational readiness inspection when they participated in the second in a series of operational readiness exercises this week.
Airmen completed another step toward the 2006 operational readiness inspection when they participated in the second in a series of operational readiness exercises this week.
Sacrifice has always been a hallmark of our great nation. Around the globe thousands of Airmen, Soldiers, Sailors, Marines and Coast Guardsmen are standing watch to ensure our freedom and way of life are preserved. Take time during this year
***image1***This stained-glass window was removed from Rhein-Main’s base chapel Aug. 2 and was placed in the Ramstein passenger terminal Nov. 11. The window commemorates the U.S. servicemembers who died during the Berlin Airlift and it was moved due to the closure of Rhein-Main.
***image1***Col. Rob Kane, 86th Airlift Wing commander, hands coins to Lt. Col. Washington Chalwe and Capt. Chondela Manjimela, both from the Zambia air force public affairs office. The officers, including two others, toured the public affairs offices at Ramstein Air Base Nov. 8 during their three-day visit here.
Next week, 435th Air Base Wing and the 86th Airlift Wing Airmen will practice for the April Phase II Operational Readiness Inspection
November is the month of the military family, and to celebrate, the Ramstein Family Support Center will hold events ranging from a mobility line for kids to a parents
RANDOLPH AIR FORCE BASE, Texas – The Air Force announced the fiscal 2006 quotas for the career job reservation program recently, adding three Air Force Specialty Codes to the constrained list, and releasing 13.
“America Recycles Day” is Tuesday. Servicemem-bers should use the day to ensure recycling awareness at homes and offices. Recycling is mandatory per German law and Air Force Instruction, but more importantly, it’s the right thing to do. The success of the recycling program depends on everyone. The U-Fix-It stores provide […]
When the Department of Defense received 2004 sexual assault allegation numbers, it decided to implement new policies to strengthen the Sexual Assault Response and Prevention Program.
Are you thinking about quitting tobacco? Perhaps you are one of the 70 percent of smokers who would like to quit. The Ramstein Health and Wellness Center can help you use the Great American Smokeout Thursday to make the commitment to quit. Even if you are not ready to quit now, you can use this day to get prepared for the day when you will quit for good.