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Breast cancer: early detection is key
First, the bad news: one in eight women gets it. Breast cancer is
responsible for more than 40,000 deaths per year in the U.S. alone. The
good news is that with early detection, full recovery is a virtual lock.
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Motion technology to help injured servicemembers
The first Computer Assisted Rehabilitation Environment to be used by
the U.S. military was accepted by Landstuhl Regional Medical Center
Oct. 10. It will soon be delivered to Brooke Army Medical Center to
help rehabilitate servicemembers with lower extremity injuries.
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Kaiserslautern Soldier named best in Army
A 21st Theater Support Command Soldier has been named the Army
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Newborn registration
All children born in Germany to U.S. parent(s) have the right to get a
U.S. passport. To make an appointment to get a fee or no-fee passport,
a consular report of birth of a U.S. citizen born abroad, or apply for
the child
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President, military leaders dedicate Air Force Memorial
On behalf of a grateful nation, the President of the United States
accepted the Air Force Memorial in a dedication ceremony in Washington,
D.C. attended by military leaders of the past and present, political
and business representatives and thousands of ordinary citizens and
Airmen alike.
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America soars on Air Force wings
The United States of America depends on its Air Force to defend the
population, deliver global effects and jointly accomplish national
objectives to an extent unseen in the history of mankind.
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Brig. Gen. Johnston pins on first star
Lt. Gen. Rod Bishop, commander, Air Command Europe, presided over a ceremony Tuesday at the Ramstein Officers
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Eagle Scout project to help wounded warriors
A local Boy Scout is holding a supply drive for the Wounded Warrior
Ministry Center from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Sunday. The event will take place in front of the Vogelweh Base
Exchange.