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  • HRO helps find homes for KMC

    The staff of the housing referral office locates and lists new housing assets for the KMC, to include inspecting every new rental for suitability in accordance with Air Force standards. However, there are many things customers need to know about the HRO's responsibilities and limitations. "Tenants must understand, housing referral is not a party to
  • Lt. Gen. Robert D. "Rod" Bishop Jr., 3rd Air Force commander, taxis through an arch of water during his final flight, May 23, 2008. For his final flight Lt. Gen. Bishop flew a C-21. (U.S. Air Force photo by U.S. Airman 1st Class Nathan Lipscomb) (RELEASED*)

    Lt. Gen. Robert D. "Rod" Bishop's final flight

  • 2nd Lt Tom Smith and Master Sgt. Jason Lydon, right, edge out Tech. Sgt Brian Bowen and Tech. Sgt. Eric Dibartolomeo, left, while carrying 190 lbs. on a gurney as part of the Total Fit challenge hosted by the Health and Wellness Center, Ramstein Air Base, Germany May 21, 2008. With the time of 10:41 2nd Lt. Smith and Sergeant Lydon took second place while beating out the competition by 4 seconds. (U.S. Air Force photo by U.S. Airman 1st Class Nathan Lipscomb) (RELEASED*)

    Total Fit challenge

  • Members of the 86th Airlift Wing demonstrate C-130 uploading operations with visiting Russian Air Force delegation members in November of 2007 on Ramstein Air Base, Germany.

    USAFE program builds partnerships, opens lines of communications

    U.S. Air Forces in Europe patches can be seen around the world because of the command's robust military to military program which is one of several theater security cooperation components. USAFE works with more than 60 countries on three continents annually to share information and enhance interoperability among nations. The military-to-military

  • Renters insurance protects servicemembers

     Take a few minutes and estimate the total value of everything you own in your apartment or rented house. Add up the value of your electronics (your computer, stereo, TV, MP3 player), your furniture, clothing, shoes, appliances, pictures, towels, linens, kitchenware, games and everything else. If you added up everything you owned and determined the
  • Col. Bill Bender, 86th Airlift Wing and KMC commander

    KMC Commander Announced

    Gen. Roger Brady, U.S. Air Forces in Europe commander, announced May 13 that Col. Bill Bender, 86th Airlift Wing commander, is designated the Kaiserslautern Military Community commander. As the KMC commander, he is the senior military representative to the German government of more than 53,400 personnel living and working on five Air Force and ten
  • Senior Airman Kevin Craig, 1st CBCS communications access package journeyman, talks with Italian Army Sgt. Giovanni Caltabiano, transmissions specialist, during a video teleconference check as part of Combined Endeavor 2008. 40 participating nations use CE 08 to plan, prepare and practice using a full range of communications equipment, policies and procedures prior to deploying for NATO missions and emerging, real-world crisis situations such as the evacuation of Lebanon and response to natural disasters. (U.S. EUCOM photo by U.S. Air Force Airman 1st Class Nathan Lipscomb) (RELEASED)

    Combat Comm tests multinational interoperability, builds relationships

    Teaming up with more than 40 participating nations, 1st Combat Communications Squadron uses Combined Endeavor 2008 to plan, prepare and practice using a full range of communications equipment, policies and procedures prior to deploying for NATO missions and emerging, real-world crisis situations such as the evacuation of Lebanon and response to

  • 101 Critical Days of Summer kicks off

    From Memorial Day to Labor Day, the U.S. Air Force has an increased number of off-duty injuries and fatalities. It is during this time Air Force leaders want Airmen to be even more aware of safety. Since its origin in 1970, the 101 Critical Days of Summer safety campaign was developed to counter the traditional increase in Air Force mishaps and
  • Lt. Col (Dr.) Daniel E. Reiser, 435th Aerospace Medical Squadron Optometry Flight commander, examines a patient's eyes on Ramstein May 15. Doctor Reiser was installed as president of the Armed Forces Optometric Society. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Ruth Holcomb)(Released)

    Armed Forces Optometry Society names 435th doctor president

    Lt. Col. (Dr.) Daniel E. Reiser, the 435th Aerospace Medical Squadron deputy commander and Optometry Flight commander, was installed as President of the Armed Forces Optometric Society, an affiliate of the American Optometric Association, Feb. 27 in Atlanta. Doctor Reiser additionally serves as the U.S. Air Force's in Europe Optometry Consultant
  • Staff Sgt. Brandon Krueger, 1st Combat Communications Squadron radio technician supervisor, programs radios to be used during exercise Combined Endeavor April 29. More than 40 participating nations use Combined Endeavor to plan, prepare and practice using a full range of communications equipment, policies and procedures prior to deploying for NATO missions and emerging, real-world situations such as the evacuation of Lebanon and response to natural disasters. (Department of Defense photo by U.S. Air Force Airman 1st Class Kelly LeGuillon)

    Combat Comm supports exercises

    "First in, last out" isn't just a catchy motto for the members of the 1st Expeditionary Combat Communications Squadron from Ramstein. These 25 Airmen have been in place at Forward Operating Site at Lora Naval Base in Split, Croatia, since April 21, days before any Combined Endeavor 2008 or Medical Exercise, Central Europe participants set boots on
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