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  • One Marauder finds true passion in mechanic career

    Let's face it; every guy has an inner child screaming to get out. And what little boy doesn't like ripping apart his toys and making a mess of things? But the older most men get the more expensive and fancier the toys.Christopher Moore, a vehicle mechanic from the 386th Expeditionary Logistics

  • Radiology keeps Airmen deployment ready

    Whether a broken bone or an annual chest X-ray for a flyer, the 86th Medical Support Squadron Radiology Clinic is crucial for keeping Airmen healthy and deployable.An X-ray is defined as an electromagnetic wave of high energy and very short wavelength, which is able to pass through many materials

  • Students learn coding through educational videogame

    Students from Kaiserslautern Middle, Vogelweh Elementary and Landstuhl Elementary schools had the opportunity to learn computer coding through MinecraftEdu on Oct. 16 and 17.The opportunity was made available as part of the MinecraftEdu creator's European tour to raise awareness of social challenges

  • Defenders shoot, move, communicate through training

    When an unfortunate event occurs on base, such as an active shooter, there needs to be some sort of protection for the public.The 86th Security Forces Squadron is that line of defense on Ramstein. The 86th SFS is responsible for protecting the people, resources and property on Ramstein, 24 hours a

  • Capt. Spanky: Thanks for reading

    Hello, Team Ramstein! Next week is Thanksgiving. It's like a free day to eat as much as I want without feeling bad about it afterward. If I wore pants and a belt, I know I would be loosening them up after my Thanksgiving dinner.Though food is a big reason many people look forward to this holiday, I

  • 721st APS supports Operation United Assistance

    The Air Force is a large machine with multiple parts that work in unison to run smoothly, ensuring the tasks of the Department of Defense are taken care of.Here, the 721st Aerial Port Squadron is one of the moving parts, allowing it to run melodically to complete its missions.The 721st APS, one of

  • Making the transition home easier

    The deployment comes and goes. New experiences have been had. Feelings, both expected and unexpected, have come up throughout the entire process. There may be uncertainty about how you will behave once you are back in the "familiar." Ready to go home, you are aware the journey isn't over just yet.

  • Extinguishing fires with communication

    Trucks, high pressure hoses, engines, ladders, hard hats and a station dog are all essential tools to put out a fire, even those that don't burn.The Kaiserslautern area has more than 50,000 American citizens living within its boundaries, and keeping the military chain of communications open depends

  • Capt. Spanky and the werewolf of Bedburg

    Hello, my furless followers! As we get closer and closer to Halloween, I can't help but get wrapped up in the spirit and tracking down interesting tales! In my search, I came across a very interesting tale about another K-9-like creature not far from our backyard. Just a short few hours away from

  • Capt. Spanky

    Guten Tag! Today I bring you news all the way from Vienna, Austria! While this eight-hour drive may be exhausting, especially when traveling in a carrier, I guarantee it is well worth the wait. When I first laid my paw onto the narrow streets of the inner city, I was overwhelmed by the culture and