News for the Ramstein, Kaiserslautern, Landstuhl & Baumholder military communities in Germany 
The road to the World Cup was long and hard for four British Royal Air
Force cyclists as they cycled 1,500 miles in 10 days, visiting all 12
stadiums where the FIFA 2006 World Cup football matches will be played.
Editorial
As I took off from work last Friday to catch the usual afternoon
workout, I was just expecting to go through my normal routine
After attending the recent World Bowl football game in Düsseldorf,
National Football League commissioner Paul Tagliabue made one last
visit to meet personnel and patients at Landstuhl Regional Medical
Center.
Melissa Eslinger came out of the dugout with a smile on her face. Her
team had just earned a resounding 16-4 victory on the diamond.
The World Cup takes place every four years, so American soccer fans in
the KMC are in a very unique position when it comes to rooting for
their team. So whether you
Spanning the globe to provide the constant variety of sports that so
many people desire, one veteran radio talk broadcaster went out of his
way to reach servicemembers.
The courts at the Sembach gym have been creating a lot of noise lately,
thanks to a small ball striking the front, side and glass back walls.
No racquets are involved, though
Under an overcast sky on their home field, the RAF Ramstein Rogues
Rugby Football Club unleashed a 40-0 thrashing last weekend against the
composite team from Kaiserslautern and Speyer.
In case you haven
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