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435th Services Squadron welcomes LeMay team

435th Services Squadron welcomes LeMay team

John Stanchfield
435th Services Squadron

The General Curtis E. LeMay Award evaluation team arrives at Ramstein
on Sunday for a five-day evaluation of the 435th Services Squadron,
which is bidding to be named the

February 9, 2007 ×

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First Sergeant´s Corner

Presented by the KMC First Sergeants Association

February 2, 2007 ×

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Civil Engineer´s Corner

February 2, 2007 ×

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USAFE, Ukraine Air Force share partnership

USAFE, Ukraine Air Force share partnership

Master Sgt. Chuck Roberts
USAFE Public Affairs

As the Ukrainian Air Force continues its steady progress, information
exchanges with partnering groups such as U.S. Air Forces in Europe help
further that development, said Gen.-Col. Anatoliy Yakovich Toropchyn,
Chief of the Ukrainian Air Forces.

February 2, 2007 ×

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German plates available

Tech. Sgt. Steve Swanson
569th U.S. Forces Police Squadron

U.S. Army, Europe Headquarters is now allowing the KMC Vehicle
Registration on Kapaun to issue German

February 2, 2007 ×

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NSPS training update

Courtesy of the 435th Mission Support Squadron

Ramstein GS employees and supervisors must take the following courses
as part of the transition to the new National Security Personnel
System.

February 2, 2007 ×

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Find enlistees, get referral Gs

Sgt. Aimee Millham
USAREUR Public Affairs

As of November, all Soldiers and retirees are one successful recruit away from making $2,000.

February 2, 2007 ×

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431st ABG gate closure advisory

Courtesy of the 431st Anti-Terrorism/Force Protection office

February 2, 2007 ×

Commentary

Exercises raise awareness

Senior Master Sgt. Tommy Wallace and Tech. Sgt. Thomas Woodie
Exercises and Inspections Office

During your routine day, out-of-place items should make you feel like
something is not right. Whether it is a package unattended at the post
office, a backpack left at the community center or a person snapping
pictures at the perimeter fence line, these events should raise
suspicion and trigger action.

February 2, 2007 ×

Commentary

CSAF Vector: AF intel, surveillance and recon

Gen. T. Michael Moseley
U.S. Air Force Chief of Staff

To the Airmen of the United States Air Force:

As a result of the significant changes within the National Intelligence
Community and in response to the 9/11 Commission Report, the Air Force
is increasing its emphasis on our own intel activities. Our initial
steps were to create our own deputy chief of staff for intelligence as
a 3-star billet and establish the goal of transforming Air Force
Intelligence.

February 2, 2007 ×