News for the Ramstein, Kaiserslautern, Landstuhl & Baumholder military communities in Germany The Kaiserslautern American High School Red Raiders boys basketball team defeated the Ramstein Royals 47-41 Feb. 3. Ramstein was leading 23-19 at halftime, but Kaiserslautern put together a 28 point 2nd half (aided by good foul shooting) to earn the Division I contest. High scorers for Ramstein were Junior A.J. Hawkins with 14 points followed by Seniors Allen Weaver with 10 and Trey Dulaney with 6.
Applying to All Army sports and possibly a chance of a lifetime just got easier.
The K-Town Kingfish, poised to take back the division championships from the SHAPE Seals in the Jan. 28 meet, took the lead midway through the competition, swam hard and never gave their opponent an opportunity to take the lead, making the Kingfish the division champs.
KMC spouse Robin Houck made a confession from the stands as water splashed along the edge of the Kaiserslautern School Centrum South 25-meter pool.
***image1***Master Sgt. Darrell Shelton, 569th U.S. Forces Police Squadron standardization and evaluation NCO in charge, completes his third set of “Dumbell Flies” Jan. 27 at the Vogelweh Fitness Center. Hours of operation are 5:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday to Friday and noon to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. For […]
***image1***After intense five-hour sled race in the Chilkoot Cup Race, Transatlantic Council Boy Scouts Europe, a local KMC composite team from Vogelweh and Ramstein won the Stampeder level of competition Jan. 14, in Kandersteg, Switzerland. A total of 24 teams from entire European Command competed. (From left) Austin Crain, Troop […]
The U.S. Alpine Ski team showed their support of the U.S. Armed Forces with a visit to Edelweiss Lodge and Resort to greet servicemember guests Jan. 26.
HEIDELBERG – Skiers and snowboarders from throughout Europe will vie for medals in the 2006 Jeep Ski and Snowboard U.S. Forces Championship at the Hausberg Ski Area in Garmisch March 11 and 12.
Have you ever experienced this scenario?
You watch your wingman perform several sit-ups, at first with little or no discomfort, and then they gradually begin to feel their lower back tighten up until it becomes so painful that they have to stop. The pain may last for days or weeks, so they rest until the pain diminishes.
The KMC Eagles ice hockey team traveled to France Sunday night and came from behind to defeat the Strasbourg Gryphons 6-5 in a tight contest.
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