– KMC Voter’s Corner – Finding ways to make your vote count!
Q: How can I be sure my vote will be counted?
Q: How can I be sure my vote will be counted?
It was just another harried Wednesday afternoon trip to the commissary.
Recently, I took my child to the E.R. at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center. Shortly after we arrived, a higher ranking nurse walked in with her child. Her baby was not crying because of pain, while my baby was shaking and screaming. We were waiting for about five minutes when she was called back first, before the people who were waiting longer. Ninety minutes later, we finally saw the doctor. I feel I was treated unfairly because this woman was higher ranking.
I want to remind everyone that it is mandatory for all U.S. personnel to wear helmets while riding bicycles or skateboards on any installation within the KMC.
***image1***The Air Force Voting Assistance Program in the KMC is up and running. Unit Voting Assistance Officers at all levels and trained voting counselors are contacting military and civilian employees in every KMC Air Force organization. People can leave a message for me, Maj. Brad Hamant, the Installation Voting Assistance […]
I am extremely proud to be a member of the Kaiserslautern team in which the Military, Department of the Army civilians and local national employees all share the goal of ensuring that our deployed Soldiers have the most dependable vehicles and equipment, as well as the necessary supplies and services.
Something that I have repeatedly professed and tried to live out as a commander
With the influenza and cold season quickly approaching, proper hand washing plays a major factor in reducing the chances of catching and spreading the flu and common cold.