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The 735th Civil Engineer Squadron was the winner of the Installation Adopt-an-Area Award for October to December 2005. The award was given for the upkeep and work servicemembers of the 735th CES did in transforming three adoption areas within Donnelly Park including the overgrown play areas and making a professional and children-friendly environment. This large clean-up area involved the efforts of 40 to 50 CES team members who volunteer time to make Donnelly Park a better environment for the whole Team Ramstein community.

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A father, who is an Air Force master sergeant stationed at Ramstein, 86th Maintenance Squadron, and his daughter, an airman 1st class, stationed in Nebraska have found themselves on the same mission in Iraq.

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Among the Dutch F-16s and NATO troops zooming by on bicycles, the703rd Munitions Support Squadron is located on Volkel Air Base, The Netherlands.

The Ramstein Arts and Crafts Center recently announced the 2005 Ramstein Photography Contest First Place Winners. The winning photos have been forwarded to an Air Force-wide competition.
Winners are expected to be announced in February.

They are ambassadors wherever they go.
While on TDY at Tuzla Air Base, Bosnia, to repair a weather system and train base observers, Staff Sgt. Terry Beeman and Senior Airman Erin Campbell, 1st Communications Maintenance Squadron