News for the Ramstein, Kaiserslautern, Landstuhl & Baumholder military communities in Germany 
***image1***“Have a Happy New Year” was probably said to me at least 50 times in December. It got me thinking about what we’ve accomplished and, more importantly, what challenges lie ahead for 2005. I’ve been in the logistics readiness squadron commander’s seat for six months. My plan of attack was […]
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Dec. 31 marks the beginning of the end for Rhein-Main Air Base. From that date, only a year remains until the historic base is closed.
Air Force members making a permanent change of station move to Germany may be able to drive sooner thanks to an online driver
The first U.S. airlift operation for the NATO rebuilding mission in Afghanistan, known as the International Security Assistance Force, was completed Monday by a Ramstein C-130 Hercules crew.
From time to time, we all need to step back from the hectic pace of our daily routines to get a good perspective check. You know, get out the
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A local change in policy has resulted in off base, religious leaders being barred from base. Military chaplains historically sponsored pastors of churches in the local community to permit them to visit members of their congregation in housing and in the hospital. In today
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