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European briefs: Three-month-old infant of Mannheim soldiers dies
KAISERSLAUTERN, Germany a ' A 3-month-old child died Monday in Mannheim after being found unresponsive by the childa TMs caregiver, according to an Army news release.
Good things come in small packages
Holiday goody bags lie on the Project Rudolph table in the passenger terminal at Ramstein Air Base, Germany, Dec.
Mobile Internet - IDG Opts for Netbiscuits
Kaiserslautern/Germany, December 17, 2009 - " Netbiscuits, a leading software platform for the development and hosting of mobile websites, and Munich-based IDG Communications Media AG, a German subsidiary of International Data Group , a leading media company for information and communication technology based in Boston, are announcing their ...
Ramstein members bake goods for 11,000 Airmen
Carol Ann Stenetz sorts baking dishes filled with cookies destined for single servicemembers living in the dormitories on Vogelweh and Ramstein Air Base, Germany, Dec.
AFN's planned move to high definition will mean costlier decoders
KAISERSLAUTERN, Germany a ' American Forces Network decoders will soon go high definition and increase in price.
Maj. Gen. Scott West to retire as Tacom commander
Maj. Gen. Scott West will retire late next month from the U.S. Army and as commander of the U.S. Army Tacom Life Cycle Management Command in Warren after nearly two years in his position, a base official confirmed Thursday.
Incorrect SGLI deduction could cost you thousands
RAF MILDENHALL, England a ' Servicemembers need to take a close look at their leave and earnings statement this month to make sure they are paying the correct premium for their Servicemembersa TM Group Life Insurance policy.
Huntsville woman reunited with sister she hasn't heard from in 45 years
Ute Keller of Huntsville, left, hasn't seen her older sister, Elizabeth Bender, of Waco, TX, right, in 45 years.
It's luck of the list for on-base housing
Staff Sgt. Samuel Loague and his son, Alex, check out the kitchen of their new house on Ramstein Air Base on Nov.
Kaiserslautern center shows signs of success
Eric Robinson passes out blue ray disc players on sale for those who showed up early on "Black Friday" morning at the Kaiserslautern Military Community Center on Ramstein Air Base, Germany.
Tears stream down Lena Jerlitschka's smooth cheeks as she recalls the worst day of her life.
GM's Opel Plan Expected To Cut 9,500 Jobs
General Motors Co. will present to unions on Wednesday the restructuring plan for its Opel unit, with up to 9,500 jobs expected to be cut, the carmaker's top official in Europe said Tuesday.
Air Combat Command leaders visit wounded warriors in Landstuhl Regional Medical Center
Gen. William M. Fraser III meets with Army Staff Sgt. Brian Bunch at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center, Germany, Nov.
Jill Biden, left, and Nancy Pelosi help stuff the first USO care packages tailored toward women.
Military in Europe addressing swine flu
Staff Sgt. Noah Pittman of the 86th Medical Operations Squadron pokes Staff Sgt.
Europe briefs: Soldier found dead in barracks identified
BAMBERG, Germany a ' A GrafenwA hr-based soldier who was found dead Sunday in his barracks room has been identified as Pfc.
Soldiers earn $6,000 for spotless barracks
The Kaiserslautern-unique Best Barracks Award Program offers cash awards to recognize residents who take care of their quarters Photo credit Christine June, USAG Kaiserslautern Public Affairs The U.S. Army Garrison Kaiserslautern Directorate of Public Works Sgt.
Save a Life: Drinking and driving simulator tour begins in Europe
The multi-million dollar drinking and driving simulator is making its way to schools and military units across Europe Save a Life Tour is an alcohol-awareness program designed to educate people about the dangers associated with drinking and driving Photo credit Christine June, USAG Kaiserslautern Public Affairs Staff Sgt.
Fury on the streets as axe hovers over German workers
Opel employees in Germany protest at the company's factory in Kaiserslautern yesterday, fearing their jobs are at risk after General Motors abandoned plans to sell it enlarge Thousands of Opel workers staged lightning strikes and angry protests across Germany yesterday after the sudden refusal by the car giant's American parent company, General ...
In Europe, U.S. military remains committed to ensuring stability
Last month, Stars and Stripes photographer Ben Bloker went to Berlin to see how the city is faring 20 years after the fall of the Wall.
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