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The Installation Access Control System is used at base access points
throughout the KMC to help secure installations. Anyone requiring
unescorted access to the installation

U.S. Army, Europe officials announced that as of Saturday, the vehicle
registration fee for U.S. forces stationed in Germany will increase
from $15 to $30.

Airman guilty of conspiracy to commit arson and aggravated arson

On June 9, Amn. Jason E. Estell of the 723rd Air Mobility Squadron was
tried by a general court-martial for conspiracy to commit arson,
aggravated arson, simple arson and obstruction of justice. He elected
to be tried by a panel of military officers, and pled not guilty to all
charges and specifications.

After a two-day trial, the panel of officers found Airman Estell guilty of conspiracy to commit arson and aggravated arson.

Perhaps the trendiest way to communicate and meet new friends is the
popular MySpace Web site, which allows its 47.3 million members to post
free Web pages of themselves to include pictures, blogs, as well as
links to their other MySpace friends. 

The 435th Aeromedical Squadron Bioenvironmental Engineering Flight
collected more than 960 bacteriological and more than 300 chemical
drinking water samples in 2005 from the 12 drinking water systems under
the 435th Air Base Wing jurisdiction in the KMC. All samples were in
compliance with the Final Governing Standards for Germany.

U.S. Air Forces in Europe is charging forward with the Air Force
initiative to standardize all Windows-based computers by Dec. 31.  This
change will provide every USAFE network user with a standard PC
configuration and enhance network security.

The following is a joint message from
Gen. Tom Hobbins, Commander, U.S. Air Forces in Europe, and Chief
Master Sgt. Gary G. Coleman, USAFE Command Chief Master Sergeant.