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U.S. forces personnel can easily become victims of car break-ins, and
often they unwittingly tempt thieves, warn officials at the U.S. Army
Europe Office of the Provost Marshal.

So far this year, it has served more than 2,500 service members and
their families. It is open three days a week and is operated solely by
volunteers. It carries a huge impact only using a quarter of the space
it needs. It is the Airman

“Keep on swinging”…. “Big-Band Jazz, Rock, Blues, Dixieland, Boogie-Woogie, Pop and Classical Music” at the European “BURG JAZZ” Music Festival Landstuhl will again fascinate everybody with high quality world musicians performing. The “Unnerhaus Culture Club”, a non-profit organization, performs its 14th Festival inside the atmospheric courtyard of Nanstein Castle. The […]

WESTERN EUROPE

You see them in their patrol cars daily. You might nod, give a smile or just wave.

There is something about on duty patrol cars that just make you feel
safe, but would you ever stop them unless there was an emergency?

Maybe you just want to be able to talk to the law enforcement in your community, but don

For any motorcyclists at Ramstein Air Base, or in the Department of
Defense for that matter, a basic motorcycle rider course must be
completed before riding on base. In some places it is required even
before purchasing a motorcycle. On the other hand, riding your bicycle
on base requires no course at all.

Summer in Germany presents unique travel opportunities, not only for
those stationed here, but for visiting family members and friends as
well. However, if guests plan on driving a United States Amy
Europe-plated vehicle during their stay, they must receive proper
documentation beforehand