LRMC Soldiers vie to earn “Best Warrior” title
Soldiers from across Europe competed to earn the title of Best Warrior during Landstuhl Regional Medical Center’s Best Warrior Competition, July 7-8.
Soldiers from across Europe competed to earn the title of Best Warrior during Landstuhl Regional Medical Center’s Best Warrior Competition, July 7-8.
The 1st Air and Space Communication Squadron participated in an Integrated Air and Missile Defense exercise at Ramstein Air Base, July 1-2. The 1 ACOS provides Theater Ballistic Missile Warning data to the United States Air Forces in Europe and Air Forces Africa Nuclear Operations Center and seven regional command […]
Staff Sgt. Kent Pendleton, 700th Contracting Squadron unit training manager, joined the Air Force right out of high school. He joined the Air Force for the education benefits but he has stayed for 10 years because the Air Force has been too fun for him to leave.
“Before you fly the aircraft, you need to know how to it operates,” said German air force Col. Hans Rudolf, commander of the German air force liaison office to U.S. Air Forces in Europe.
They go down into man holes and up into towers. They handle equipment big, small, short and tall. The 435th Air Ground Operations Wing’s 1st Communication Maintenance Squadron is the United States Air Forces in Europe’s and Air Forces Africa’s premier communication maintenance unit.
United Service Organizations Ramstein hosted an Ice Cream Social for the Airmen of the 86th Force Support Squadron postal offices at Ramstein Air Base, July 14.
Soldiers, civilians, and family members making a move to U.S. Army Garrison Rheinland-Pfalz or the Baumholder Military Community can use their phones, tablets, and desktops to get the data and information they need for a smooth move.
Baumholder Military Community housing residents gathered in-person and online July 13 for a town hall to discuss current issues and a recent survey.
Tech. Sgt. Matthew Sigmon, developed a passion for woodworking after a deployment that was detrimental to him spiritually. He revealed that it started after he asked himself
“What would Jesus do?”
“Why was he a carpenter?” Sigmon asked. “Why would he work with wood?”
After doing some research, Sigmon concluded it was because Jesus would find something that didn’t have use and repurpose it.