Exercise African Lion kicks off with roaring success

Kaiserslautern Military Community Airmen and Soldiers teamed up with Royal Moroccan Armed Forces for Exercise African Lion 18, April 16-27 nearby Kenitra Air Base, Morocco.Service members from the 86th Airlift Wing, 173rd Infantry Brigade Combat Team, 37th Airlift Squadron and 435th Contingency

Ramstein Celebrates Earth Day

A peregrine falcon perches on its handler as part of an Earth Day demonstration on Ramstein Air Base, Germany, April 17, 2018. The demonstration showed the students how the falcons dive to catch their prey and explained how they are used to scare other birds off the flightline to keep them from

New and improved: Ramstein’s oldest barbershop receives a twist

For 57 years, members of the military community have had a barbershop right here on Ramstein Air Base that offered a fresh cut. C&H Barbershop in MOMS Ramstein was the first to open on base, and served everyone from Generals to toddlers. Today, anyone who takes a stroll into the old shop will notice

786 CES participates in joint demo with 773 CST

22 nations attend Ramstein Aerospace Medicine Summit

22 NATO and allied partners attended the Ramstein Aerospace Medicine Summit held at Ramstein Air Base, Germany held March 19 to March 23, 2018.

21st OWS: Writers of the storm

21st OWS Airmen skillfully protect servicemembers across Europe by precisely, skillfully predicting the worst European storm in 11 years.

435th CTS hosts RADR training course

U.S. Airmen assigned to the 435th CTS training flight, trained the first group of Civil Engineer Airmen on the new Rapid Airfield Damage Repair training course at Ramstein Air Base, Germany.

Ramstein Airman ignites innovation with spark of genius

One 86th Communications Squadron Airman assigned to Ramstein Air Base took second place in the U.S. Air Forces in Europe’s Spark Tank competition.Airman 1st Class John Willman, 86th CS cyber defense analyst, won a $2,500 prize and a chance to win more and have the Air Force institute his idea at the

Service Dogs: A different kind of medication

PTSD service dogs have the ability to help veterans in situations where traditional medicines fails.

When the lights go out

With the hours of daylight decreasing, seasonal affective disorder may occur; a treatable form of depression dependent upon varying exposure to the sun. The 86th MDOS has multiple resources to assist Kaiserslautern Military Community members with treating and preventing SAD.