News Search

  • Tour for Troops 2009 rocks Ramstein with music, laughter

    Red, blue and amber lights streamed toward the performers as they belted out songs and told jokes, causing an exuberant crowd to chant, sing and laugh along.This was the setting for Team Ramstein members who packed into Hangar 1 here Dec. 9 to watch singer/songwriter Jessie James, comedian Carlos

  • Ramstein Airmen train in Israel

    It's not every day you get to see an American flag flying next to the Israeli flag, but during a 10-day training and exercise mission here, it was common to see Airmen walking around with not only the American flag on their shoulder but also the Israeli national flag.Members from Ramstein

  • German kindergartners learn English

    Since September, a group of 25 German kindergarten children have benefited from a new English teaching project initiated by the state of Rheinland-Pfalz, the city of Kaiserslautern and the Kaiserslautern Military Community. Every day, 2- to 6-year-old children of the municipal kindergarten in

  • ROSC gives joy to servicemembers this holiday season

    Members of the Ramstein Officer Spouses' Club joined cooking forces with members of the Kaiserslautern/Landstuhl Spouses' Association and the Ramstein Enlisted Spouses' Association to bring some holiday joy to the more than eleven thousand servicemembers who call the dorms on Vogelweh Military

  • NORAD officials ready to track Santa's flight

    It's that time of the year again and North American Aerospace Defense Command officials are getting ready to track Santa Claus.The NORAD Tracks Santa Web site, www.noradsanta.org, is now live and features fun holiday games and activities that change daily. The Web site is available in seven

  • Ramstein welcomes a new Command Chief

    Ramstein servicemembers welcomed the new 86th Airlift Wing Command Chief, Chief Master Sgt. Vernon Butler Nov. 13.Chief Butler will take the lead as principle advisor to 86th AW and Kaiserslautern Military Community Commander Brig. Gen. Mark Dillon with regards to the morale, welfare, discipline,

  • Air Force officials reinforce tattoo, body alteration policy

    Air Force senior leaders here have taken steps to ensure Air Force dress and personal appearance standards are applied consistently across the service."It's about enforcing and maintaining Air Force standards," said Lt. Gen. Richard Y. Newton III, the deputy chief of staff for manpower and