The sound of the holidays has arrived
You just know the holiday season is officially here. The air is brisk.
Your cheeks are red. And, you can hear the sound of bells ringing as
you approach the Ramstein Base Exchange and Commissary.
You just know the holiday season is officially here. The air is brisk.
Your cheeks are red. And, you can hear the sound of bells ringing as
you approach the Ramstein Base Exchange and Commissary.
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Native American Family Night at community center
The Ramstein Community Center is hosting Native American Family Night
from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Monday. The event includes Native American dancers,
activities and fun. This is a free event for the whole family and a
chance to learn something new about the Native American culture.
Department of Defense employees are required to take part in
Affirmative or
Angela Bellamy was thrilled as local leadership pledged their
commitment to her and others who are the support system for their
Soldiers by signing the Army Family Covenant Nov. 7 in Kaiserslautern.
In early October, Army, Navy and Air Force members deployed to the
Republic of Georgia, with the bold goal of purchasing schoolbooks and a
washing machine that were greatly needed at a local orphanage in
Tbilisi.
In November 1939, just after the beginning of World War II, Army Air
Corps General
Smoking tobacco can be disabling and deadly
A new Army health system is firmly in place to assist Soldiers as they prepare for return to duty or transition to civilian life. The Warrior Transition Unit program operates from the concept that it is imperative that the Army provide Soldiers a continuum of integrated care and services from the point of injury, illness or disease until their return to duty or transition from active duty.