Opportunities available for members through ‘Force Shaping’
Force Shaping is not only about reducing the size of our force, it
Force Shaping is not only about reducing the size of our force, it
KMC youth, ages 5 to 8, sprint from the starting line in the America
KMC members living on-base are required to report both small and large fires that occur in their residence.
A Ramstein rugby player has been selected to participate in a five-nation European tour July 3 to 18 as a member of the U. S. Combined Services Men
There are many different factors that serve as potential hazards while operating on an airfield. Weather, mechanical malfunction or terrorist acts are all major factors. However, human error such as carelessness, fatigue or inadequate training has proven to be at the top of this list.
It started in Vietnam. It gave hospitalized servicemembers something to do and took their minds off recovery. It still works today. Something as simple as a model airplane is putting smiles on the faces of injured servicemembers at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center.
A permanent-change-of-station move can be challenging, especially during the summer months, which historically is the high volume moving season.
The 415th Base Support Battalion received an excellent rating for their force protection plan by the recent Joint Staff Integrated Vulnerability Assessment conducted by the Defense Threat Reduction Agency, Department of Defense, Washington, D.C.