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  • Capt. Spanky's off -leash tour

    Bone-jour, Team Ramstein! This week I'm reporting on my latest stop on the tour: the lovely city of Paris. At 41 square miles, the city is packed full of historical landmarks and attractions worth digging into. Just walking downtown, my human and I could not resist romanticizing about living among

  • Capt. Spanky's off -leash tour

    Hey Ramstein! Anticipating the rain to come for the next few weekends, my human told me he planned a trip to a beach in France ahead of time. Knowing that a good traveling journalist never reports on the same location twice, I gave a howl in protest. My human laughed and clarifi ed that we were

  • Capt. Spanky’s off -leash tour

    Hello Ramstein, Capt. Spanky here. I really do love traveling around Germany and Europe, but I have to say, there is nothing like the sight of Airmen standing guard at the gate when returning to Ramstein. Anyways, this week my human and I got out to Leipzig. If you've never heard of it, Leipzig is

  • Capt. Spanky's off -leash tour

    Hi everyone! I just got back from Normandy. I wanted to travel with the 37th Airlift Squadron to commemorate the 70th anniversary of D-Day, but I was grounded due to an unfortunate incident (I can't help it if I drool on the avionics; I'm a dog after all.) Anyways, my human and I decided to paw the

  • Capt. Spanky's D-Day tour

    Team Ramstein, I've put all trips on hold for a little while to cover the D-Day events happening right here on Ramstein. Last week I dug up the details, and you can see them again below. On Memorial Day, the C-47 Skytrain named Whiskey 7, which was partof the D-Day operations in 1944, landed here. I

  • Capt. Spanky's D-Day tour

    Team Ramstein, I've put all trips on hold for a little while to cover the D-Day events happening right here on Ramstein. Last week I dug up the details, and you can see them again below. On Memorial Day, the C-47 Skytrain named Whiskey 7, which was part of the D-Day operations in 1944, landed here.

  • Capt. Spanky's off-leash tour

    Hello all! I've got some exciting news! As some of you know, the 70th anniversary of D-Day is just around the corner, on June 6. There is a large number of events coming up, and I've been thrown a bone. I've been invited to help keep everyone informed. It's time for this puppy to get out of the

  • Capt. Spanky's off-leash tour

    Hello everyone! I've dragged my human around so often on my exploits that I decided to give her a break. I mean, come on, she only has two legs. Last weekend we decided to explore our own backyard here in Kaiserslautern. I've been living here for 35 dog-years, and I had no idea how much there was in

  • Striking out on their own, Airmen moving up, moving out, moving on

    There are many different ways people can leave the nest; some people plan for years, some make a sudden jump and some are forced out.Many service members however, share a common type of departure from their previous homes. Most know ahead of time when ship out dates are, where they will be going and

  • Airman takes LEAD in step to U.S. Air Force Academy

    There are several ways an enlisted Airman can make the transition to be an Air Force officer. They can go through Air Force ROTC via various means, be selected for Officer Training School or go to the U.S. Air Force Academy through the Leaders Encouraging Airman Development program.LEAD is a program