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Hidden Heros

Hidden Heros

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1,000,000 gallons

1,000,000 gallons

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Protect yourself against Ticks

Spc. Tyler Dugan
Landstuhl Regional Medical Center

Most people have heard of the dangers associated with the heat such as heat exhaustion, sunburn and heatstroke. But there is a frequently overlooked summer danger that lurks in wooded areas, tall grass and bushes

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AOC participates in Urgent Victory, Unified EndeavorUSAFE personnel support Army V Corps during exercises

AOC participates in Urgent Victory, Unified Endeavor
USAFE personnel support Army V Corps during exercises

Tech. Sgt. Dawn M. Harris, Story and photo
32nd Information Warfare Flight

More than 200 members from Ramstein and across the Air Force supported the Air and Space Operations Center here and deployed to Grafenwöhr, Germany, to put their war-fighting skills to the test July 18 through Tuesday supporting Exercise Urgent Victory and Unified Endeavor.

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Protecting America’s borders
Buyers beware of banned belts, bongs

Robert Szostek
U.S. European Command customs office

MANNHEIM, Germany

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Cadets get KMC experience

Cadets get KMC experience

Staff Sgt. Brian Hill, Story and photo
Kaiserslautern American

A group of 16 cadets from the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colo., are here to gain experience from KMC members.

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New information systems enhance care

Spc. Todd Goodman
Landstuhl Regional Medical Center

The automated phone system at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center now offers other services, including an additional number, to make health care more accessible.

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From the Air Force Personnel Center
Demographics offer snapshot of Air Force

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Direct deposit now available for retirees in Germany

ARLINGTON, Va.

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Ramstein AT team is DOD’s best

Ramstein AT team is DOD’s best

Airman 1st Class Edward Drescher,
Story and photo

Kaiserslautern American

Providing antiterrorism and force protection management for the largest support wing in the Air Force is a task within itself. But on top of that, the 435th Air Base Wing antiterrorism and force protection team is responsible for six bases, three wings, seven groups, 24 squadrons, 15 geographically separated units and 48,000 personnel, who all reside in an environment with a significant threat level.

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