News for the Ramstein, Kaiserslautern, Landstuhl & Baumholder military communities in Germany 
As a young boy growing up in West Palm Beach, Florida, Matthew Boyd understood he was destined to serve. With two granddads in World War I and a father’s return home after World War II, he simply knew he was born a warrior.
The Air Force Assistance Fund kicks off its campaign Monday on Ramstein, and it will last through April 10.
When working in a profession that strongly recommends, and even requires, a healthy lifestyle, it can be confusing or overwhelming to know what is and is not true regarding health and fitness.
The community of Olsbrücken will observe a special custom Sunday after Fasching — the burning of winter.
The Warrior Transition Battalion-Europe hosted the European Regional Warrior Games time trials for wounded warriors across Europe Feb. 13 on Vogelweh.
The 86th Civil Engineer Group hosted a training day Feb. 12 with its engineering technicians and explosive ordnance disposal Airmen teaching a core task to fellow comrades who are qualified in other CE skill sets.
Transportation to a service member’s next duty location is an important part of one’s career. Without aerial port squadrons around the world, Airmen would have a harder time getting to their bases, especially if that base is overseas.
Just as people gather to begin the first steps of a marathon, hundreds of Airmen from Ramstein Air Base flocked to the National Testing Center to earn 1,671 college credits during the CLEP-a-thon Feb. 9 to 13.
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