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  • Deployed family night honors heroes on home front

    Once a month, the Airman and Family Readiness Center sponsors a deployed family night to showcase those "serving" at home. The deployed family night is part of a larger initiative, Project Care, a U.S. Air Forces in Europe program intended to improve the resources, care and information flow to

  • April brings Sexual Assault Awareness Month to Ramstein

    From the highest to the lowest ranking Airmen, from civilians to service members, all will have the opportunity to stress prevention, raise awareness and educate others during Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Since 2001, April has been designated as Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and Ramstein is no

  • Running for LOVESWEET

    More than 300 Airmen and dependants flooded the tennis courts of the South Side Fitness Center March, 20. To participate in the 5K LOVESWEET memorial run to honor the loss of a fellow Airman. The run was in honor of Tech. Sgt. Jessica Sweet, 435th Communication Squadron supply troop, who lost a hard

  • Airmen from Germany part of last JET team to be "on the air" in Iraq

    Broadcasting to servicemembers supporting Operation Iraqi Freedom, a group of joint expeditionary tasking, or JET, Airmen assigned to 732nd Expeditionary Support Squadron's American Forces Network-Iraq may be the last Airmen to execute this mission. Working in a joint environment with Navy and Army

  • Ramstein Airman and Mother Team Up to Help Kids

    Nearly 200 children waited anxiously as Staff Sgt. Josh Paden and the members of the Zabul Provincial Reconstruction Team distributed the boxes filled with donations. Sergeant Paden, with the help of his mother, Diane Paden and the Pendleton County community in West Virginia, were able to give

  • Service Before Self: Ramstein Airmen Support a Bulgarian Orphanage

    It was an ordinary sight as a small group of U.S Air Force members gathered in a hanger and pried open a 1,500 pound cargo container; however, what was inside the container was far from ordinary. Rather than military equipment and supplies, this massive container was filled to the top with diapers,

  • Youth deployment line teaches kids about parents’ jobs

    The sound of military cadence could be heard in the background of the 86th Construction and Training Squadron tent city, but this was not a flashback to basic training, it was the sound of students learning what it is like to deploy--just like their parents. Kids4Kids is a partner program between

  • Youth deployment line teaches kids about parents’ jobs

    The sound of military cadence could be heard in the background of the 86th Construction and Training Squadron tent city, but this was not a flashback to basic training, it was the sound of students learning what it is like to deploy--just like their parents. Kids4Kids is a partner program between

  • Annual training saves lives

    "It is better to be prepared for an occurrence and it never occurs than to have an occurrence and not be prepared," said Whitney M. Young Jr, American Liberties Activist and Presidential Medal of Freedom recipient. Recently, several Ramstein Airmen's preparedness was put to the test as skills they

  • Reintegration retreat brings couples together

    With vows "for better or worse," when most people get married, they think only about wedded bliss, not the numerous deployments and remote tours that add stress to relationships. One program on base helps reacquaint spouses to help resolve some of these exact issues through reintegration retreats.