LRMC cares for ABC news anchor
ABC News anchor Bob Woodruff and network cameraman Doug Vogt were treated at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center after suffering fragment wounds while on patrol in Iraq.
ABC News anchor Bob Woodruff and network cameraman Doug Vogt were treated at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center after suffering fragment wounds while on patrol in Iraq.
Some wireless devices brought from the United States or ordered on-line from U.S. companies may not be authorized in Germany.
The U.S. Department of Energy reports gas prices in the United States have increased for the fifth week in a row. Crude oil prices topped $68 a barrel Friday and gasoline pump prices continue to rise as markets react to concern over unrest in Nigeria and the international standoff over Iran
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.
February is a good time to review the ways to have a healthy heart. Some cardiac risk factors may need medication, while others can be corrected by will power. It
Yearly, Americans observe the history of African Americans and pay tribute to the numerous contributions that have enriched American history.
This year
Throughout history, Soldiers have come home with souvenirs from battle.
Many of these war-related items end up on display in museums and showcases.
Biggest, busiest, best
Senior Airman Daniel Young (right), 435th Civil Engineer Squadron, briefs Installation Excellence evaluator Col. Jack Weinstein Wednesday. The IE team is here until Saturday ensuring Ramstein is the biggest, busiest and best base in the Air Force. Ramstein is one of three bases up for the $1 million Commander-in-Chief
A thermal imagery system, an armory and the ability to receive aircraft were all established Jan. 25 by approximately 125 members from the 86th Contingency Response Group and the 86th Air and Space Communications Group during the operational readiness exercise at Zweibrücken.
Would it be possible to remind dog owners that their dogs are supposed to be on leashes while on base? A person who I have spoken to once about this problem did not have his dog on a leash. His dog ran across the street to my dog and me, and while doing so, came within a couple of feet of being hit by a car. My concern is not only for the safety of his dog and other dogs, but also for the safety of kids playing and drivers. The drivers could swerve to miss a dog and have a wreck or hit a child or other pedestrian while doing it. I think this is a very serious safety issue that people need to consider.