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First Sergeant’s Corner

Gore-tex, good for spring weather

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‘Military Saves’ helps keep eyes on prize

‘Military Saves’ helps keep eyes on prize

Christine June
U.S. Army Garrison Kaiserslautern

The Department of Defense has created Military Saves as an
encouragement for people to start and continue their future financial
goals.

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Get em’ while they’re hot!

Tickets for the U.S. Air Forces in Europe Annual Awards Banquet are available for purchase.

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435th Munitions Squadron

435th Munitions Squadron

The 435th Munitions Squadron is moving Blu-109 bombs from Hochspeyer Annex to Ramstein in order to save man hours and to close the Annex. Ramstein is also becoming a bigger hub for moving munitions downrange and to other USAFE installations. The 435th MUNS inspects, stores, ships, and maintains more than two million pounds of munitions each month.

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Airmen need approval before eye surgery

Airmen need approval before eye surgery

Beth Young
75th Air Base Wing Public Affairs

Advancements in laser eye surgeries have made it possible to get rid of
a lifetime of eye glasses and contact lenses in one procedure, but
before military members talk to the eye doctor, they need to talk to
their commander.

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Aircraft, awful and awesome: Bell XFM-1 Aircuda

Aircraft, awful and awesome: Bell XFM-1 Aircuda

Dr. Marshall Michel
86th Airlift Wing historian

In the mid-1930s, the basic Army Air Corps doctrine focused on
strategic bombing and the belief that the

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Woman in a Man’s job

Woman in a Man’s job

Staff Sgt. Brian Hill
Kaiserslautern American

These days, Linda Ogles processes claims in the Veterans Affairs
benefits delivery at discharge office at Landstuhl Regional Medical
Center.

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Training

Training

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Aircraft, awesome and awful: B-36 Peacemaker

Aircraft, awesome and awful: B-36 Peacemaker

Dr. Marshall Michel86th Airlift Wing historian

One of the most awesome Cold War bombers was the huge Convair B-36,
which was the largest piston engine bomber ever built

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Top nurse visits KMC

Top nurse visits KMC

Spc. Todd Goodman
LRMC Public Affairs

The Army Nurse Corps has come a long way since pre-antibiotic times to
providing the best care in the world. A lot can change in 106 years and
the Army Nurse Corps celebrated its birthday Saturday at the Ramstein
Officers

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