• B2B bridges transition to civilian world

    Each year thousands of service members separate or retire from the military. Many of them start another career or go back to school.However, some of them have plans to open their own business and work for themselves.This is where Boots 2 Business comes into play.B2B is an entrepreneurial program

  • 86th CES opens house, informs KMC

    Families from throughout the Kaiserslautern Military Community gathered at Fire Station 1 to attend an open house Oct. 8, at Ramstein Air Base, Germany.The event was hosted by the 86th Civil Engineer Squadron to promote Fire Prevention Week."Fire Prevention Week allows us to get involved with the

  • USAFCENT personnel recovery aircraft, support Airmen arrive in Turkey

    U.S. Air Forces Central Command has begun staging small detachments of aircraft and airmen at Diyarbakir Air Base in southeast Turkey to enhance Coalition capabilities to support personnel recovery operations in Syria and Iraq.Diyarbakir Air Base is a Turkish base home to the Turkish air force's 8th

  • 435th AGOW deploys team, expands OIR mission

    Full certainty is never guaranteed in the military, which is why Airmen are trained to deploy at a moment's notice and hit the grounding running when the need for them becomes reality.For Airmen assigned to the 435th Contingency Response Group, a subgroup of the 435th Air Ground Operations Wing,

  • 86th AW commander reviews new Ramstein app

    In this new age, almost everyone has a smart object of some kind, holding tons of apps - finally Ramstein Air Base has its app.I recently took it for a test drive.This new tool from the 86th Airlift Wing Public Affairs office is an easy to learn, intuitive workhorse that provides the information you

  • Airman 1st Class Stone in stable condition

    At approximately 1 a.m. PST, Airman 1st Class Spencer Stone, the Air Force service member who helped thwart a gunman's attack on a French train in August, was involved in a stabbing incident in Sacramento. He was transported to a local hospital, and is currently in stable condition.The incident is

  • Recruiting at Ramstein: Recruiter ready for challenges ahead

    A recruiter's responsibility begins when someone walks into his office. He stands up and greets with a warm smile and a welcoming handshake. The recruiter knows that, should the recruit decide to commit, he will be one of the first to exemplify the Air Force's professional standard.It's a tricky

  • CES Airmen celebrate ‘perfect’ station renovations

    Airmen from the 86th Civil Engineer Squadron celebrated the official re-opening of Fire Station 2 with a ribbon cutting ceremony Sept. 22, here.The station underwent renovations that were completed in August 2015, which were the first major renovations applied to the station since its establishment

  • Vogelweh teen wins Military Youth of the Year

    RianSimone Harris, a recent graduate of Kaiserslautern High School, Germany, competed against five other military youths and was named the 2015 Military Youth of the Year for her achievements at school and within the community Aug. 13, in Washington D.C.She is the first Air Force teen to receive

  • Defenders hone skills, train to deploy

    Through thick brush and hilly terrain, 25 security forces members from U.S. Air Forces in Europe and Air Forces Africa tactically maneuvered down a mountain before taking a village Sept. 26. Law enforcement participated in a field training exercise which was the final test after completing the

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