Inspection experts
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KMC family members seeking employment will soon have a centralized site for handling civilian personnel servicing when operations move July 10.
The 435th Air Base Wing undergoes its first unit compliance inspection since it stood up in January 2004.
Recent changes have provided additional protection to military members when lodging complaints. One of the jobs of the inspector general is to ensure Airmen are aware of and understand their rights and responsibilities regarding IG Complaints Resolution and Fraud, Waste and Abuse programs.
Several hundred members of the Army military community recently paid their final respects to Spc. Douglas E. Kashmer, 70th Transportation Company mechanic, who died in a non-combat related vehicle accident June 8 in Iraq.
A Ramstein Airman was sentenced June 23 after pleading guilty in a court-martial here.
***image1***Issue: What are the requirements to have a blue “tourist”passport and an international driver’s licenses for military and civilians stationed in Germany and on leave in European countries? When I arrived, I was issued a red “Official” or “No fee” passport, but was encouraged to get a blue passport for […]
Taking pride in appearance has paid off for two U.S. Air Forces in Europe bases with the recent announcement that Ramstein was chosen as the command’s overall Base Appearance Competition winner in the large base category, and Royal Air Force Alconbury, England, took first place honors in the small base category.
We are asked of a lot in the Air Force and the military. Especially in times like these when our ops tempo is at full throttle and we have to run on all six cylinders.
For more than 20 years the KMC has been hosting 4th of July events, but only now have they escalated to this magnitude with the 2005 Freedom Fest and a 4th of July Field Day.