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  • New Year's Resolution: making it last

    As we plunge into the New Year, many people will be making New Year resolutions, and why not? A new year holds the hope of change. Did you know statistics show that 46% of New Year resolutions fail within the first month alone? If your New Year's resolution is losing weight and staying healthy, here

  • ADC provides justice for all

    The Ramstein Area Defense Counsel helps Airmen who face court-martial charges, non-judicial punishment and various administrative actions. The ADC works with paralegals in assisting with investigation and preparing for cases, trials and presentations to commanders.The main role of the defense

  • Club 7, a home away from home

    Club 7 is a place for members of the Kaiserslautern Military Community to hang out, take trips and most importantly, meet new people.Club 7 offers visitors anything from a home-cooked meal Friday evenings, to routine trips, or a place to go during holidays, in addition to the routine access to a

  • Pump it up!

    Men and women from all branches gather from around the Kaiserslautern Military Community for the bi-annual Bench Press Competition. The event was hosted by the Southside Fitness Center here, with each individual participating for the coveted title.Congratulations to Tech. Sgt. Roderick Johnson,

  • It's mail time!

    The post offices around the Kaiserslautern Military Community play a vital role in linking Airmen to their family and friends. During the holiday season the rush of mail was at its highest. To help alleviate the pressure of the holiday mail rush, the post offices looked for extra volunteers."It's

  • Mixed Martial Arts, competing through dedication and training

    Airmen around base use various outlets to better themselves physically. Some workout with friends, others play sports. But some Airmen, like Tech. Sgt. Jerry Nelson, 603rd Air Operations Center personnel Recovery Controller, simply beat people up.He does this by practicing and competing in mixed

  • C-130J gets a new engine

    Members of the 86th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron prepare to change an engine on a C-130J, Ramstein Air Base, Germany, Jan. 18, 2012. The engine was damaged by a metal fragment and will take around eight hours to repair. (U.S. Air Force photos/Airman 1st Class Caitlin O-Neil-McKeown)

  • USAFE Band: setting the tone

    Nine different ensembles make up the U.S. Air Forces in Europe Band who harness the power of music to inspire long lasting impressions, support the global Air Force mission and increase Airmen morale."We perform musical events from major command level down to the squadron level," said Tech. Sgt.

  • Caller number three, you're on the air

    Those voices heard on the radio come from people with different backgrounds, ranks and ages. They greet listeners on their way to work, during those slow moments throughout work and on their way home."We get the opportunity to provide accurate, entertaining and factual information to the military

  • Alterations keeps KMC looking sharp

    The Bablon Alterations shop here might be tiny, but it serves a huge purpose. As the only alterations shop on base, the staff stays busy by helping more than 54,000 military personnel and their families here in the Kaiserslautern Military Community."We have roughly 150 members of the KMC coming in