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Customer College ‘Seal of Excellence’ program kicks off

Kate Schmidt
KMC Customer College

Customer College is moving into the future with a new program designed to recognize world-class customer service in units throughout the Kaiserslautern Military Community. The program, called Customer College Seal of Excellence, will allow leaders and customer service providers within work groups, no smaller than a work center and no larger than a squadron, to receive recognition for their commitment to exceptional customer service. With more than 80 percent of targeted personnel Customer College trained, this is the next logical step in validating and recognizing great customer service.

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My wife is a DODDS employee with a DODDS parking permit. Due to the new way they have the buses routed this year she has had problems with parking. Since they close the roads down, where are the teachers supposed to park? Due to all the construction on the parking lot beside the Auto Pride, this means that she would have to park a very long distance away. In cold temperatures this is not safe for her, but also my son who she brings with her. Why are the MPs not briefed since there have been many stories of parking behind the MP building that also leads to the church parking lot. As temperatures drop and roads get worse my concern is their safety and since she is entitled to park over there, what can be done?

My wife is a DODDS employee with a DODDS parking permit. Due to the new way they have the buses routed this year she has had problems with parking. Since they close the roads down, where are the teachers supposed to park? Due to all the construction on the parking […]

January 27, 2006 ×

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Safety is as safety does

Safety is as safety does

Capt. Von Dailey
435th Vehicle Readiness Squadron

Complacency is another factor that contributes to accidents. I

January 27, 2006 ×

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Master sergeant earns Bronze Star

Master sergeant earns Bronze Star

1st Lt. Erin Dorrance
Kaiserslautern American

Establishing emergency triage sites, fighting raging fires and saving lives during a deployment to Iraq earned Master Sgt. Michael M. Ogden a Bronze Star Medal Jan. 20 at the 38th Construction and Training Squadron Auditorium.

January 27, 2006 ×

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Team Ramstein Excellence:“Biggest, Busiest and Best,” It’s all around us, everywhere, every day!

Team Ramstein Excellence:
“Biggest, Busiest and Best,” It’s all around us, everywhere, every day!

Brig. Gen. Rob Kane
86th Airlift Wing/KMC commander

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Aggressor squadron stands up at Nellis

Aggressor squadron stands up at Nellis

Senior Airman J.G. Buzanowski
Air Force Print News

The Air Force will reactivate the 65th Aggressor Squadron at Nellis Air Force Base, Nev., Jan. 12.

January 20, 2006 ×

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CURTIN evaluators size up 435th CEG

CURTIN evaluators size up 435th CEG

Senior Airman Kerry Solan-Johnson
Kaiserslautern American

Tuesday was a busy day for the 435th Civil Engineer Group, as they put their best foot forward and vied for the title of best in the Air Force.

January 20, 2006 ×

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What to expect when weather changes

Lt. Col. Mark K. White
431st Air Base Group deputy commander

Germany

January 20, 2006 ×

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Eighth of the size, eight times the power1st CBCS gets advanced satellite

Eighth of the size, eight times the power
1st CBCS gets advanced satellite

Airman 1st Class Edward Drescher
Kaiserslautern American

One week before Christmas, the 1st Combat Communications Squadron got a gift it had been wanting for a long time: a high-tech satellite called the Swiftlink Very Small Aperture Terminal.

January 20, 2006 ×

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Veterinary Soldiers return after year-long deployment

Veterinary Soldiers return after year-long deployment

Christine June, Story and photo
U.S. Army Garrison Kaiserslautern

Almost 40 Soldiers from the 64th Medical Detachment (Veterinary Service) returned home Jan. 11 after a year of making sure millions of dollars worth of food was safe to eat and the military working dogs were healthy in Kuwait, Qatar and Djibouti.

January 20, 2006 ×