WWII bomb found on Pulaski
A U.S. World War II bomb was discovered by German construction workers behind the credit union on Pulaski Barracks Sept. 22.
A U.S. World War II bomb was discovered by German construction workers behind the credit union on Pulaski Barracks Sept. 22.
The patient movement community at Ramstein Air Base successfully met the challenge of transferring downrange patients during last week
***image1***Staff Sgt. Todd Mitchell of the 735th Civil Engineer Squadron takes a punch from Brig. Gen. Rosanne Bailey, 435th Air Base Wing commander, as part of his STEP promotion to technical sergeant Sept. 17 at the 735th CES compound.
Continuing a long history of partnership, dating back more than 50 years, Deutsche Telekom and Ramstein Air Base renewed an agreement to continue providing commercial telephone service to Air Force units in the KMC.
The Army and Air Force Hometown News Service from San Antonio is coming to the KMC starting Thursday for those who can’t be
How can two wings activated after 1945 carry streamers on their flags from World War II operations?
***image1***The top sign indicates the road narrows up ahead. The bottom sign indicates oncoming traffic has the right of way and traffic traveling in the direction of the red arrow must yield. Visit the U.S. Army Europe’s Registry of Motor Vehicle Web site at http://rmv.hqusareur.army.mil and click on the driver’s […]
Recently, I took my child to the E.R. at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center. Shortly after we arrived, a higher ranking nurse walked in with her child. Her baby was not crying because of pain, while my baby was shaking and screaming. We were waiting for about five minutes when she was called back first, before the people who were waiting longer. Ninety minutes later, we finally saw the doctor. I feel I was treated unfairly because this woman was higher ranking.
I want to remind everyone that it is mandatory for all U.S. personnel to wear helmets while riding bicycles or skateboards on any installation within the KMC.