• Heroes prepare for workforce hire

    Veterans and dependents attended a Hire Heroes USA course to help ease their transition from military life to the civilian workforce Sept. 21 and 22, on Ramstein Air Base, Germany.During the course, students learned the importance of monitoring social media, ways to market their skills, how to

  • Top 10 reasons vehicles fail inspection

    From cracked windows to auto decals, here are the top 10 reasons your vehicle may fail inspection.1. Engine/Transmission/Power Steering Fluid LeaksThe vehicle will be rejected if there is evidence of an excessive leak or an ongoing slow leak of oil, antifreeze or saturation of the underbody of the

  • October focuses on domestic violence, abuse

    October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month.  This month provides an opportunity for our community to demonstrate its support for ending domestic violence and for the survivors among us. To kick off Domestic Violence Awareness Month, the 86th Medical Operations Squadron Family Advocacy is

  • KMC Fire Emergency Services: Hear the beep where you sleep

    Working smoke alarms can make a life-saving difference in a fire. That's the message behind this year's Fire Prevention Week campaign, "Hear the beep where you sleep."Along with firefighters and safety advocates nationwide, Kaiserslautern Military Community Fire Emergency Services is joining forces

  • Survey grants chance to impact COLA payments

    In the next few weeks, service members will get a chance to help shape their overseas cost of living allowance payments.In October 2015, the Department of Defense will ask members stationed in Germany to participate in a living pattern survey, which captures where and how non-housing goods and

  • Airmen learn to weather missions with Cadre Focus

    The blue skies over Eastern Europe are only broken by spotted clouds and the slick black apaches, more formerly known as AH-64 Apache, racing ahead of vehicles and Soldiers. Behind them is a battery of artillery and even farther behind is an Army general, who ordered the operation on the forecast of

  • ‘Gentlemen, welcome to freedom’

    He wakes up in a 7-foot-by-7-foot cell. The hot sun beats down on the prison camp as he scratches his mosquito bitten skin.  With only a few feet to separate his cellmate's bed from his own, privacy is no longer commonplace for retired U.S. Air Force Col. Joseph Milligan. Milligan recalls many days

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