Ramstein Airman finds ‘joy of cooking’
As she walks into the kitchen, she surveys the items she must create
into a meal: two milk fish, a handful of cherry tomatoes, fennel,
asparagus and risotto with herbs.
As she walks into the kitchen, she surveys the items she must create
into a meal: two milk fish, a handful of cherry tomatoes, fennel,
asparagus and risotto with herbs.
This summer, children 14 and under will be rushed to emergency rooms
nearly 3 million times for serious injuries resulting from motor
vehicle accidents, drowning, bike crashes, falls and other hazards,
according to recent statistics.
From 1952 to 1971, 451 American infants who died at birth or shortly
after birth at the American military hospital in Landstuhl or at nearby
civilian hospitals were buried in the Kaiserslautern main cemetery
(Waldfriedhof) adjacent to Daenner Kaserne.
When someone says the words airlift squadron, flight attendants do not
automatically come to mind. But here at the 76th Airlift Squadron,
flight attendants play an important part of the squadron
Tracing back the lineage of the 86 Airlift Wing, one finds it was
started just after the attack on Pearl Harbor and designated the 86th
Dive Bomber Group.
The chatter of voices fills the air as sewing machines hum to the
rhythm of cloth being passed under their needles. Women measure
material to cut into various shapes to create colorful masterpieces,
continuing a time-honored tradition of quilting.
Living and learning in Paris, the City of Lights, a Vermont college
U.S. Army ROTC cadet found a home away from home in Kaiserslautern with
the U.S. Army Reserve 7th Civil Support Command.