KMC remembers Holocaust, honors victims

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April 19, 2013
HAVE YOU READ YOUR KA TODAY?
Volume 37, number 15
KMC remembers Holocaust, honors victims
Story and photo
by Senior Airman
Aaron-Forrest Wainwright
86th Airlift Wing
Public Affairs
M
embers of the KMC gathered at the Ramstein
Community Center April 12
to attend the Holocaust Day
of Remembrance event.
“We must always remember the
past and learn from its mistakes to
create to a better present and future
for ourselves and our children,” said
Chaplain (Capt.) Gary Davidson, 86th
Airlift Wing. “The Holocaust in my
opinion is one of the darkest chapters
in human history and there are a lot of
lessons we need to learn from to build
a better life.”
The event started with a violin solo, performed by Alexandra
Panchina, and Airman 1st Class
Lawrence Laryea, 86th Logistics
Readiness Squadron material manSee HOLOCAUST, Page 3
Marianne von Hagen-Baralt speaks during the Holocaust Day of Remembrance event April 12 at the Ramstein Community Center. Hagen-Baralt
spoke about her grandfather, Albrecht von Hagen, who assisted with the assassination attempt on Adolf Hitler and her experience on growing up
in post-war Germany.
NCOs get midterm professional enhancement
Tip of the Week
Earth Day: Change conventional light bulbs to energy-saving
light bulbs.
“The Air Force is constantly changing and
evolving; we have to be cognizant of that and
work together to promote those changes for
the better.”
— Master Sgt. Etienne Tousignant,
86th Force Support Squadron career assistance adviser
allows us to learn and become better
supervisors.”
The PES is available twice a year
for senior NCOs and 10 times a year
for NCOs to ensure those who are eligible receive the chance to attend.
“NCOs are the key components
that drive mission success. They are
SPORTS
At nearly every rank of the Air
Force there is a professional development course awaiting completion. But
what happens when there is a lull in
training?
Where do NCOs and senior
NCOs go to reaffirm their values, norms
and supervisory skills? What can they
do to reinvigorate their core values?
This was the question the Air Force
set out to answer and the reason for
Air Force-wide professional enhancement seminars.
“It’s possible for Airmen to get
frustrated on their way to becoming
great leaders, but these courses help
by allowing them to sit and talk with
peers who are sharing in the same
supervisory conflicts,” said Master
Sgt. Etienne Tousignant, 86th Force
Support Squadron career assistance
adviser.
Tousignant added that the future of
the Air Force relies on its NCOs to
step up into the given roles.
“The Air Force is constantly changing and evolving; we have to be cognizant of that and work together to
promote those changes for the better,”
Tousignant said. “There will be failures along the way, but it is failure that
SCHOOLS
by Staff Sgt. Travis Edwards
86th Airlift Wing Public affairs
Honoring military children
around the world, Page 19
Ramstein gets ready ‘fore’
golf, Page 28
charged with accepting and executing all duties and responsibilities in
a timely and effective manner,” said
Chief Master Sgt. Lisa Booth, 86th
Airlift Wing Staff Agency superintendent. “To do this, NCOs need the tools
necessary to balance between their
Airmen and their work; professional
enhancement courses are but one of
those tools in their arsenal.”
Both the NCO and senior NCO
courses have at least 16 required topics per Air Force Instruction 36-2624,
The Career Assistance Advisor, First
Term Airmen Center and Enlisted
See SEMINAR, Page 2
602
As of April 16
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Kaiserslautern American
April 19, 2013
Dr. Seuss on leadership
by Col. Randall Reed
521st Air Mobility Wing
I
am not the first and certainly not the
last to turn to Theodor Geisel, better
known as children’s author Dr. Seuss,
for a light-hearted look at leadership.
Quip for quip, let’s see what we can learn from
a few rhymes from childhood times.
Commentary
1. “Unless someone like you cares a whole
awful lot, nothing is going to get better. It’s
not.” (From “The Lorax”) Every one of us can
make a difference, both for the mission and for
another individual. If we want improvement,
then let’s make it happen.
2. “The more that you read, the more things
you will know. The more that you learn, the
more places you’ll go.” (From “I Can Read
With My Eyes Shut!”) We all understand the
importance of professional military education,
but we must do more than that. A good place to
start is the chief of staff of the Air Force reading list. My recommendation is “Leading With
Honor: Leadership Lessons from the Hanoi
Hilton,” by former Air Force officer Lee Ellis.
He uses the backdrop of life as a Vietnam prisoner of war to discuss one of the most fascinating human behaviors — leadership. My favorite part of the book is his formula for success:
Purpose plus passion equals success. Success
really is a first class ticket for the ride of life.
Prepare for the trip with reading and learning.
3. “It’s not about what it is, it’s about what
it can become.” (From “The Lorax”) Airmen
are never satisfied with the achievements of
SEMINAR, from Page 1
Professional Enhancement Programs. The specifics and
standardization of senior NCO and NCO PE were established in 2009, nearly 10 years after the career assistance
advisor program was created, which was for retention
purposes. Both courses are geared toward growing the
enlisted core professionally.
“The seminar was very informative and beneficial,”
said Staff Sgt. Michael Carreon, 86th Logistics Readiness
Squadron unit deployment manager. “I learned how to better take care of my Airmen who work with me and how to
find their strengths and weaknesses, to help them whenever problems arise.”
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yesterday. I’ve heard it said that the best way to
predict the future is to make it. So, what are we
waiting for?
“I’ll Teach My Dog 100 Words”) This one is
simple; don’t take things at face value. Dig into
it,a then decide.
4. “It all began with a shoe on the wall. A shoe
on the wall shouldn’t be there at all.” (From
“Wacky Wednesday”) I can’t count the many
times I’ve walked past an opportunity to make
a correction to fix something that wasn’t right.
I’m sure that I’m the only one who’s ever done
that, so do me a favor and don’t start. Continue
to pick up pieces of trash on your way to the duty
station. Continue to remind neighbors to respect
quiet hours. Continue to confront unprofessional
behavior. No more Wacky Wednesdays!
7. “I’m telling you this ’cause you’re one
of my friends. My alphabet starts where your
alphabet ends!” (From “On Beyond Zebra!”)
We are all connected, no one is isolated. Look
to the left, look to the right. Take care of the
individual by your side and never leave them
behind. Sound familiar?
5. “And what would you do if you met a
jibboo?” (From “Oh, The Thinks You Can
Think!”) This is all about readiness! I’ve had
the opportunity to hear firsthand accounts of
readiness from the former captain of the USS
Cole, Cmdr. Kirk Lippold, as well as retired
United Airlines Captain Al Haynes. Lippold’s
ship was the target of a terrorist attack while
Haynes’s aircraft suffered a catastrophic failure,
forcing him to crash land at Sioux City, Iowa.
In each case, these leaders faced unique circumstances that were not in the training or operating
manuals. Nevertheless, they stared down their
fears and saved the lives of others because they
trained for the unexpected. Moments before
their worst day, they could not have told you
what they would do if they met a jibboo. In
the end it didn’t matter; they were the best at
their craft and they were ready for anything. So
bring it!
6. “Don’t judge a book by its cover” (From
8. “And what happened then? Well, in
Whoville they say that the Grinch’s small heart
grew three sizes that day” (From “How the
Grinch Stole Christmas! And other stories”)
When we have a sense of purpose, passion and
commitment, there is no limit to the good we
can do. I know at least two times a year when
Airmen’s hearts grow many sizes in a single day
— when we donate to the Air Force Assistance
Fund and the Combined Federal Campaign.
Do we really need to wait for semiannual campaigns to make a difference? Of course not!
Donating money has its place, but there are
plenty of other ways to keep from leaving an
Airman behind.
When we take a moment to think about it,
Dr. Seuss provides a number of leadership
insights. While they may seem whimsical on
the surface, the underlying meanings are actually quite profound. But I would be remiss if I
did not address the most fundamental leadership
principle from his most famous work, “The Cat
In the Hat.”
“Fun is good.” Let’s not forget to have fun.
Following a fun leader is, well, fun!
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‘Every dollar counts’ ushers in new savings culture
by Amaani Lyle
Air Force Public Affairs
WASHINGTON — With budgets shrinking, Air
Force leaders are calling on Airmen to share their
best money-saving ideas through the Every Dollar
Counts campaign.
In the wake of sequestration, the initiative marks
a cultural shift that empowers Airmen to find and
recommend areas for savings that may be used to
support readiness needs, said Air Force Vice Chief
of Staff Gen. Larry Spencer.
Beginning May 1, Airmen can submit their
cost-reducing ideas via the Airmen Powered by
Innovation websites while at home, the office or
on their smartphone. Links to those sites will be
released soon.
Both uniformed and civilian Air Force members
can participate in the monthlong open call for ideas
and share their creative and efficient ways to save
money and time.
“When things get tough, Airmen figure out a
way to get it done,” Spencer said. “We have some
of the most innovative folks in the world, so I
know there are ideas about how we can do things
better.”
Spencer’s resource management and budgetrelated background amplifies the urgency to mine
those ideas.
“We stopped flying one-third of Air Force activeduty combat-coded fighter squadrons in April, and
we’re projected to slow down or stop the flow
of aircraft and engines in the depots,” Spencer
said.
Furthermore, he said, the Air Force must trim
about $11 billion in the last half of fiscal year 2013.
Additionally, our overseas contingency operations
funding is almost $2 billion short so we have to
make up that difference as well.
And the challenge is compounded by the sequester timeline, which officially began March 1.
“We have to squeeze a year’s worth of cuts into
about six months,” Spencer said of the Air Force
budget. “So there’s a lot of money to be taken out
of our budget in a short period of time ... I’ve never
seen anything quite like it.”
Airmen at every level should feel less encumbered by perhaps dated or unnecessary Air Force
Instructions or guidelines when brainstorming costcutting measures, the general said.
“Airmen Powered by Innovation means go into
that file of good ideas that were maybe ‘too hard
to do,’ pull them out and submit them,” Spencer
said. “If it’s a good idea and requires an Air Force
Instruction change, then we’ll see if we can do that.”
Spencer wants Airmen to submit their ideas
regardless of the idea’s potential savings.
“Whether it’s $500, $1 million or $30 million,
we want to hear it because those dollars add up,”
he said.
“We’re taking every angle we can to manage
our money and ‘buy’ as much mission as we can,”
he added. “In that sense, every Airman, whether
they’re at a wing or headquarters can help.”
holocaust, from Page 1
ager, read a poem about the Holocaust.
Marianne von Hagen-Baralt spoke about her grandfather,
Albrecht von Hagen, who assisted with the assassination
attempt on Adolf Hitler and her experience growing up in postwar Germany.
Von Hagen was assigned to the Africa campaign during
World War II, where he got to know Claus Graf Schenk von
Stauffenberg. They discovered they had mutual feelings for the
fate of Germany’s future and joined the resistance movement
against the Nazis.
“(Von Hagen) was the courier between the locations where
he retrieved the explosives (to who needed it),” said HagenBaralt. “(Von Hagen) was sentenced to death and hanged on
Aug. 8, 1944, for his involvement (in the assassination attempt
on Hitler.)”
Von Hagen’s explosives were used during Operation Valkerie,
the most successful attempt on Hitler’s life, during a meeting
at the secret military headquarters, known as The Wolf’s Lair.
“(Marianne von Hagen-Baralt’s) relatives were involved
in fighting against Hitler and those who supported him,”
Davidson said. “Today, we heard from her how important it is
to defend justice and freedom, and she wants to pass the lesson
on of peace and tolerance to the next generation just as I do.”
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Spencer said the Every Dollar Counts campaign
does not just focus on our wings but includes those
large centrally managed accounts as well.
“The Centralized Asset Management Office at
Wright Patterson AFB manages the money we
spend on flying hours, sustaining space operations
and depot operations — over $16 billion — so
we’re taking a close review of that account to determine how we can stretch those dollars,” Spencer
said. “This is an opportunity to not only look at
homegrown ideas, but broader ideas that affect the
larger Air Force as well.”
The general expressed optimism in quickly finding solutions through ideas.
“Innovation is what we’re all about,” Spencer
said. “This is our family and we’re going to get
through this because we’ve got great Airmen to help
see us through this.”
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April 19, 2013
Reported Larcenies
COMPILED BY THE 569TH USFPS
APRIL 10
» Kaiserslautern: Three credit cards, one bank
card, $330, €100 and one U.S. Army Europe
driver’s license.
APRIL 9
9:15 a.m.: Failure to report a minor traffic accident was reported at the Frankfurt Airport.
4:29 p.m.: A major traffic accident with injuries
was reported in Landstuhl.
APRIL 10
12:05 p.m.: A simple assault/spousal abuse was
reported in Spesbach.
1:07 p.m.: A domestic assault was reported on
Vogelweh Family Housing.
2:30 p.m.: A minor traffic accident and fleeing the
scene were reported in Nanzdietschweiler.
6 p.m.: Damage to private property was reported
on Rhine Ordnance Barracks.
7 p.m.: A sexual assault was reported.
8:08 p.m.: Larceny of private property was
reported in Kaiserslautern.
8:50 p.m.: A domestic assault was reported in
Waldmohr.
APRIL 11
3:10 a.m.: A minor traffic accident and fleeing the
scene were reported in Zweibrücken.
9:10 a.m.: An Article 134, fleeing the scene,
and a major traffic accident were reported in
Schwedelbach.
9:31 a.m.: A failure to report a minor traffic accident was reported in Mackenbach.
APRIL 12
1:47 a.m.: An Article 111, drunken driving, was
reported in Ramstein-Miesenbach.
4:07 a.m.: Theft from a motor vehicle was reported in Mackenbach.
APRIL 13
6:52 a.m.: A simple assault was reported on
Sembach Kaserne.
7:41 p.m.: A minor traffic accident and fleeing the
scene were reported in Landstuhl.
9 p.m.: An Article 128, domestic assault, was
reported on Vogelweh Family Housing.
APRIL 14
6:45 a.m.: An Article 111, drunken driving, was
10:07 p.m.: A major traffic accident with injuries
was reported in Einsiedlerhof.
APRIL 15
7:52 a.m.: A major traffic accident with injuries
Closures
• The Ramstein In-Processing Line will
be closed today in conjunction with the 86th
Airlift Wing Goal Day. Newcomers arriving to
Ramstein today to Sunday must attend the RIP
Line Monday and Tuesday starting at 7 a.m. For
more information, contact the RIP/ROP team at
480-6559 or visit www.ramstein.af.mil/library/
factsheets/factsheet.asp?id=17074.
• The KMC Housing offices will be closed
April 26 for a local works council meeting.
Take Note
Grant
The Air Force Association Pitsenbarger
Awards provides a one-time grant of $400 to
selected top U.S. Air Force enlisted personnel
graduating from the Community College of
the Air Force who plan to pursue a baccalaureate degree. The grants coincide with the CCAF
graduation ceremonies held each spring and
fall. Applications can be found at www.afa.
org/aef/aid/pit/asp and are due to the Ramstein
Education Center in Bldg. 2120, Room 421 by
3 p.m. today.
Sleep out
APRIL 12
» Mackenbach: One iPhone, one iPad Mini,
two VAT forms, one messenger bag and assorted
medication.
1:40 p.m.: An accident was reported in Morbach.
2:20 p.m.: A minor traffic accident and fleeing
the scene were reported in Schönenberg-Kübelberg.
9:52 p.m.: An Article 111, drunken driving, and
minor traffic accident were reported in RamsteinMiesenbach.
The Ramstein Keystone Club will host a
Solidarity Sleep Out from 6 p.m. today to
7 a.m. Saturday at the Kaiserslautern Military
Community Center northside parking lot. It is a
commitment by teens to sleep away from their
home for one night to raise money that will go
directly to getting peers their age off the streets
APRIL 15
» Kaiserslautern: An unknown amount of CDs.
was reported in Landstuhl.
12:25 p.m.: Theft from a motor vehicle was
3 p.m.: Failure to obey a lawful order or regulation was reported on Vogelweh.
5:09 p.m.: A drug related incident was reported
on Ramstein.
BARMENTS
• A civilian was terminated from work and debarred
from all U.S. military installations in Europe for
involvement in larceny and possession of marijuana.
• A civilian was terminated from work and
debarred from all U.S. military installations in
Europe for driving under the influence of marijuana.
AADD STATS
April 12 — 12 volunteers, 12 lives potentially
saved.
April 13 — 14 volunteers, 22 lives potentially
saved.
and to a safe, loving home. Organizers ask participants to come only with the clothes they are
wearing and a cardboard box or sleeping bag.
All electronic devices should be left at home. To
sign up, call Ramstein Youth Programs at 4806444 or email Kaureen.Whittaker@us.af.mil.
Retirement ceremony
Chief Master Sgt. Michael E. Rindfleisch will
celebrate his retirement at 2 p.m. April 26 at the
Ramstein Officers’ Club, Suite 2. Rindfleisch
is the individual mobilization augmentee to the
chief enlisted manager, Intelligence Directorate
at Headquarters, U.S. Air Forces in Europe and
Air Forces Africa. He serves as the personal
adviser to the director of intelligence on all
issues regarding welfare, readiness, morale and
proper utilization and progress of the enlisted
intelligence personnel assigned across USAFEAFRICA.
Weekend clinic
The 86th Dental Squadron will sponsor Little
Teeth — Big Smiles, a weekend clinic for children, from 7:30 to 11:30 a.m. (by appointment
only) April 27 at the Ramstein Dental Clinic,
Bldg. 301. Services offered include well baby
exams for children up to age 4, dental exams
and cleanings for children ages 5 to 10 (X-rays
as needed) and oral hygiene education stations.
The event is open to ID cardholders. To schedule
an appointment and for more information, call
479-2210 or 06371-46-2210.
Month of the Military Child
April is designated as the Month of the
Military Child, emphasizing the important role
military children play in the armed forces community. Join Family and Morale, Welfare and
Recreation and the 86th Force Support Squadron
in celebrating by spending a day in the park
enjoying various activities for children of all
ages. Activities will include bouncy castles,
face painting, kiddie train, dance performances,
rope courses and more. The event takes place at
10 a.m. April 27 at Pulaski Park.
CCAF graduation
The Ramstein Education Center will hold its
semiannual Community College of the Air Force
graduation ceremony at 1 p.m. May 3 at the
Ramstein Officers’ Club. Graduation rehearsal
will be held at 9 a.m. the same day and location.
Rehearsal is mandatory for all graduates participating in the ceremony. Dress is uniform of the
day for the rehearsal and service dress uniform
for the graduation. Those PCSing, separating,
deploying or retiring prior to this date should
provide the necessary information to the education center. Members at a geographically separated unit located more than one hour away from
Ramstein will have their diplomas forwarded to
their first sergeant. Those who cannot participate
will be notified by their first sergeant to pick
up their diplomas as they must be awarded at
a commander’s call or alternate ceremony. For
more information, email education@us.af.mil.
April 19, 2013
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Earth Day 2013: Conserve today, secure tomorrow
From the 86th Civil Engineer Squadron
On Monday, more than 1 billion people in 192
countries worldwide will celebrate Earth Day.
Earth Day was first celebrated in the U.S. on
April 22, 1970. U.S. Sen. Gaylord Nelson from
Wisconsin initiated the national day of education.
The decision was made to create the day because
more than 20 million Americans demonstrated in
coast-to-coast rallies. They were protesting because
they wanted a healthy, sustainable environment.
The event was so successful it led to the creation of
the Environmental Protection Agency and the passage of the Clean Air, Clean Water and Endangered
Species Acts.
As a result, Americans began honoring Earth Day
on April 22 every year. In 1990, Earth Day went
global in 141 countries, and the event continues to
spread internationally, providing a powerful focal
point so people can demonstrate their commitment
to being good stewards of the environment.
The aim for a clean environment continues as the
possibility of climate change becomes more apparent every day. Scientists worldwide have found
evidence suggesting the need to take action is more
important than ever.
As we have seen in recent news, larger and more
frequent storms are occurring; you only have to
remember Huricane Sandy in 2012. The Mississippi
River experienced two 500-year floods in 20 years,
in 1993 and 2011, while Nashville suffered from
the equivalent of a 1,000-year flood that caused
$2 billion in damages in 2010. Though these may
seem like extreme examples, they are becoming
more common. If we don’t rethink our consumer
behavior, we could steer our communities into an
ecological crisis.
We don’t have to give up our lifestyles in order to
effect a change; we only need to make smarter decisions. Do you really need to buy a new cell phone
every 12 months? Can you use the old cotton shirt
as a rag instead of buying new rags? Are you willing to purchase products from the many companies
who use sustainable practices whenever possible?
There is a popular movement toward sustainable
consumerism occurring in the U.S., which promotes
purchasing goods that are produced with the minimum amount of resource consumed in the production of those goods.
Sustainable consumerism can best be described
with an organic farmers market. The food is grown
without chemicals and shipped to a local market
where it is purchased by the consumer. A large
supermarket provides goods that are grown thousands of miles away, sometimes in a location that
requires extensive irrigation; with various chemicals
applied to increase the production of the food; and
ships the food to a large store that consumes large
amount of electricity where it is purchased by the
consumer.
Farmers markets provide minimum resources
used to produce a product that provides just as much,
if not more, benefit to the consumer - you. Did you
know many nearby cities, including Kaiserslautern,
hold regular farmers markets?
Each of us can play a part in reducing our ecological footprint. Start with small steps, like changing your conventional light bulbs to energy saving
bulbs, such as LED or CTL bulbs. These more efficient bulbs use 80 percent less energy and can last
10 times longer. Imagine, just replacing 10 bulbs
will pay for themselves within one year, saving
you about €25 per year, and reduce 14 kilograms of
carbon emissions from being produced by electrical
companies each year.
Additionally, fully powering off electronics, or
even unplugging them, instead of keeping them on
standby will save both energy and money, as will
washing your clothes at a lower temperature to
reduce hot water bills.
Another way to reduce the impact you have on the
environment is to replace large vehicles with more
fuel-efficient models.
Vehicles powered by alternative fuel sources, like
electricity and biofuels, are becoming increasingly
available and more affordable. Simply giving your
vehicle regular tune-ups, ensuring your tires are
inflated to the proper air pressure, and driving more
conservatively will increase your vehicle’s efficiency.
Keep in mind reducing the number of trips you take
in your car, taking public transportation, car-pooling,
bicycling, walking, or shopping at neighborhood
stores can reduce the impact to the environment as
well.
During Earth Day 2013, think about all the little
things you can do that will save money at home
and at work, protect the environment, and help your
family to focus on sustainability.
The Ramstein Environmental Management Office
has scheduled these events to mark this year’s Earth
Day:
» Monday: tree planting with elementary school
students
» Tuesday: a water plant tour for sixth-graders
» April 27: forest cleanup with the Barbarossa
Scouts
» April 29: a falconer’s presentation to middle
school students
For more tips on reducing your ecological footprint, go to www.earthday.org, visit the Ramstein
Facebook site or contact 86th Civil Engineer
Squadron asset management flight at 480-7279 or
06371-47-7279.
21st TSC OSJA Soldiers win USAREUR paralegal Soldier, NCO of the year
Story and photo by
Staff Sgt. Alexander A. Burnett
21st Theater Sustainment
Command Public Affairs
A Soldier and NCO from the 21st
Theater Sustainment Command’s
Office of the Staff Judge Advocate
won U.S. Army Europe’s Paralegal
Soldier and Noncommissioned Officer
of the Year competition and was presented with their awards during an
award ceremony at the Legal Services
Center court room on Kleber Kaserne,
March 27.
The Paralegal Soldier of the Year
is Sgt. Blair E. Berry, a paralegal
NCO working with the 21st TSC
OSJA, assigned to Headquarters and
Headquarters Battery, 5th Battalion,
7th Air Defense Artillery, who won
the competition when he was still
a specialist. The Paralegal NCO
of the Year is Staff Sgt. Andrew V.
Hillberry, a paralegal NCO assigned
to Headquarters and Headquarters
Company, Special Troops Battalion,
21st TSC.
Both NCOs received Army
Commendation Medals for their
achievements in the competition.
They also received letters of commendation from the sergeant major
of the Army Legal Corps, the judge
See AWARD, Page 6
Col. Harrold J. McCracken (left), the U.S. Army Europe judge advocate, presents the Army
Commendation Medal to Sgt. Blair E. Berry, a paralegal NCO with the 21st Theater Sustainment
Command’s Office of the Staff Judge Advocate Legal Services Center.
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Team KMC to participate in annual mass spring cleaning
T
he operational tempo of
our workforce sometimes
causes us to neglect daily
housekeeping in our work
and living areas. To help
remind Team KMC of the
importance of maintaining our facilities and the significance of taking
pride in where we live and work,
the 86th Airlift Wing is pleased to
announce its spring cleanup event
Thursday and April 26.
All Ramstein, Kapaun and
Vogelweh Air Station tenant units and
military family housing residents are
expected to participate. This year, the
86th AW is pleased to partner with
U.S. Army Garrision Kaiserslautern to
accomplish a joint operations spring
cleanup across the KMC.
In addition to spring cleanup, we
will also be implementing the 86th
AW Base Pride Program. The intent of
the Base Pride Program is to encourage all personnel to take pride in the
appearance of the KMC.
This is accomplished by assigning each unit to specific areas of
responsibility (similar to the Adopt A
Highway program). Each group and
tenant on Ramstein, Vogelweh and
Kapaun has a designated area where
they must ensure a neat, healthy and
clean appearance. A base pride checklist will be provided to the group and
tenant points of contact to facilitate
the cleanup expectations.
The Base Pride Program does not
release facility managers from their
current responsibilities to clean within 100 feet of their facility. Instead,
it supplements the facility manager
program by assigning ownership to
all other areas beyond the immediate
vicinity of a facility.
The intent of this program is to
encourage all community members
to take pride in the appearance of the
base and provide commanders with an
organized and effective means to initiate such efforts.
Base pride days are scheduled
whenever deemed necessary by the
86th AW leadership, at a minimum of
twice a year in conjunction with fall
and spring cleanup days.
On Thursday, the focus will be on
cleaning administrative and industrial
facilities, grounds, and common areas
across the KMC. Objectives include
litter collecting, weed pulling, trimming overgrown shrubs, tidying plant
beds, removing tree limbs and pine
cones, and raking and bagging leaves.
Friday is specifically set aside for
members of the MFH community
to focus attention on common areas
like playgrounds, walkways and areas
around the underground dumpsters.
Residents will receive instructions
in their mailboxes indicating their
respective gathering location.
Spring cleanup points of contact
will be at these locations to provide
supplies and further instructions. With
participation mandatory for housing
residents, this is a great opportunity
to team with your neighbors to foster
community pride in the areas where
you and your families live and play.
During the spring cleanup activities,
the 786th Civil Engineer Squadron
will coordinate additional trash pickup services. Cleanup participants can
simply place debris on the curbs of
major roadways.
Biodegradable items should be in
two piles — one for small wood
branches up to four inches in diameter, and another for larger branches.
Refuse/trash debris can be placed in
the nearest underground dumpster, or
also on the curbside near the biode-
gradable items. Items such as batteries, glass, bulk paper and metal should
be taken to the nearest recycling center: Ramstein, Bldg. 5146, 06371-474191; or Kapaun, Bldg. 2820, 0631536-6280). The 786th CES customer
service desk can be reached by phone
at 489-6623/7703/7107 or 0631-5366623/7703/7107.
The KMC Self-Help Store, Bldg.
510 on Ramstein, has a variety of
equipment, tools and materials available to assist units in this cleanup.
Facility managers, first sergeants,
airman dorm leaders and squadron
commanders may check out hand
tools, power tools, weed and hedge
trimmers, power washers, rakes, shovels, and other tools and material that
will assist in getting the work done.
They can be contacted at 480-5034 or
06371-47-5034.
The spring cleanup days and the
86th AW Base Pride Program are
sure to improve the appearance of our
KMC military installations. We look
forward to everyone’s participation as
we work together to make the KMC a
better place to work and live.
(Courtesy of the 786th Civil
Engineer Squadron)
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advocate general and the sergeant major of the Army.
“It is my distinct pleasure to congratulate you (Berry
and Hillberry) on your outstanding achievement,” said
Sgt. Maj. of the Army Raymond F. Chandler. “Your professionalism, dedication and willingness to succeed are
qualities that make our Army and nation a great one.”
On Oct. 19, 2012, both NCOs met with other paralegal Soldiers from all over Europe in Heidelberg,
Germany, for a full day of competing. They began with
the Army physical fitness test and immediately moved
into an eight-mile ruck march with a 35-pound field
pack.
Next, the Soldiers conducted a weapons qualification
on an engagement skills trainer and went through five
warrior skills assessment stations including land navigation and first aid. Finally, each Soldier completed a
50-question military occupational specialty specific
exam and an oral board before all chief paralegals
assigned in Europe, said Sgt. Maj. Diana C. Clark, the
USAREUR command paralegal.
“For anyone who doesn’t know, standing before a
board consisting entirely of paralegals can be somewhat unnerving,” Clark said with a laugh. “These two
demonstrated that they are among the best Soldiers and
are carrying on in Army tradition by winning this competition.”
Both winners expressed their joy in winning the competition after the award ceremony.
“It was a great experience, having the chance to
compete against my battle buddies in this competition,”
Berry said. “Every NCO I’ve ever had always pushed
me to be the best. It is great to be counted among the
best in my field, but what I really enjoyed was competing alongside my battle buddies.”
Photo by Senior Airman Caitlin O’Neil-McKeown
Father Kapaun awarded posthumously
Chaplain (Lt. Col.) Redmond Raux, 86th Airlift Wing Wing Staff Agency chaplain, holds a Catholic Mass in honor of
Father (Capt.) Emil J. Kapaun, Medal of Honor recipient, April 11 in the Kapaun Chapel. Kapaun was awarded the
medal posthumously for his extraordinary heroism while serving with the 3rd Battalion, 8th Cavalry Regiment, 1st
Cavalry Division during combat operations against an armed enemy at Unsan, Korea, and as a prisoner of war from
November 1950 to May 1951. In 1993, Kapaun was named a “servant of God” by the Vatican and is currently a candidate
for sainthood after two alleged miracles were attributed to prayers for Kapaun to intercede.
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AF restarts tuition assistance
by Staff Sgt. David Salanitri
Secretary of the Air Force Public Affairs
WASHINGTON — The Air Force has officially
restarted military tuition assistance, effective immediately.
The service restarted the program as a result
of the Consolidated and Further Continuing
Appropriations Act of 2013, where Congress called
for the MTA program to continue in the current fiscal year.
As a result of the restart, the program will resume
the same benefits as before. Airmen are eligible
for up to $4,500 per fiscal year and a maximum of
$250 per semester hour or quarter hour equivalent
to cover tuition and allowable fees. Military tuition
assistance is not available retroactively to cover
courses taken and paid for using any other funding source during the suspension of military tuition
assistance.
“Military tuition assistance will be the same pro-
gram Airmen are used to,” said Russell Frasz, the
director of Force Development. “The same policies
and procedures will be in place.”
With this change, current and future Airmen
will be given another tool to develop
professionally through advanced education, Frasz
said.
“Voluntary education and military tuition assistance programs continue to be integral to the
recruiting, retention and readiness of Airmen and
contribute to institutional competencies,” said Kim
Yates, the Air Force Voluntary Education chief. “In
the long term, the Air Force will still be able to
leverage the learning achieved by Airmen to ensure
a dynamic, flexible force able to work in uncertain
environments around the world. The will have the
ability to think critically.”
Looking to the future, Frasz notes that they are
trying to maintain the balance of the military tuition
assistance benefits while also ensuring the force is
ready and equipped for operations.
“We are working with senior leaders to develop
a way ahead for fiscal year 2014 that takes into
account both the value of the (military tuition
assistance) program as well as maintaining the
financial health of the program within funding constraints.”
Though times may seem uncertain, Frasz wants
to reassure Airmen of senior leaders’ commitment
to Airmen and their education.
The Air Force continues to value education as a
force multiplier and Airmen should take advantage
of educational opportunities making them more proficient in their profession, setting them up for success in their career.
Like all organizations going through sequestration and budgetary struggles, Frasz is committed to
fighting for the best Air Force possible.
“Fiscal constraints create a challenge that Air
Force leadership continues to work through,” he
said. “We strive to meet the needs of Airmen and
the Air Force.”
Emergency leave: Do you know what to do?
by Master Sgt. Lora Bright
Headquarters U.S. Air Forces in
Europe Staff Judge Advocate
You may find yourself wondering
why a master sergeant from the Staff
Judge Advocate’s Office is writing
about emergency leave. After all, I
am not a subject matter expert on the
topic. After a recent situation within
my office, I wanted to share some
valuable information that may help if
you ever find yourself in an unfortunate situation and need to get home in
a hurry. Emergency leave is an entitlement I hope you never need to use, but
if you do need it, here’s some information that may be helpful to you.
Emergency leave is chargeable
leave granted for personal or family
emergencies involving your immediate family or that of your spouse.
Specifically included are parents (and
stepparents), children, siblings, sole
surviving blood relatives, or anyone
who served in-loco-parentis.
What does in-loco-parentis mean
to you? This covers individuals who
stood in place of a member’s parent(s)
for a period of at least five years
before the member became 21 years
of age or entered military service
and provided a home, food, clothing,
medical care, and other necessities,
and gave moral, disciplinary guidance, and affection. Did a grandparent
raise you? If so, you might be eligible
for emergency leave to travel home
if they have a situation that requires
your presence.
Who do you contact in the event of
an emergency? Call your supervisor
and first sergeant immediately. Also,
request your family members back
home get in touch with the American
Red Cross right away to verify the
emergency and provide critical information to decision makers. Early contact with these people will ensure
you get home as soon as possible.
What if you’re TDY when a tragedy
occurs? Thankfully, first sergeants are
just about everywhere. Find one, tell
them you need help and I guarantee
you will get immediate assistance.
We all know living overseas can be
expensive and unexpected trips can
drain bank accounts. Here’s the good
news: In a verified emergency leave
situation, the Air Force will pay to get
you and your family back home. The
Joint Federal Travel Regulation authorizes funding for emergency travel for
military members and/or their dependents. Space-required government
transportation must be used if reasonably available, but you may also work
through your local SATO office for
assistance. After normal duty hours,
call the 24-hour hotline.
Even if you don’t meet the technical requirements to be considered
for emergency leave, it is possible to
elevate your priority for Space-A travel.
“Unit commanders can make a
determination for a travel category
upgrade and send a request letter to
the passenger terminal. This can bump
a member to a priority higher than
those members on ordinary leave,”
said Staff Sgt. Keith Booze, NCOIC
of Personnel Actions for Headquarters
U.S. Air Forces in Europe.
Please note, this “bump in priority” is only effective for the flight out;
it has no impact on priority for the
returning flight.
Did you know Department of
Defense civilian workers may also
potentially be entitled to emergency
leave travel?
“Depending on their contract and
status, civilians or their spouses may
be eligible and should contact the
Civilian Personnel Office for more
information,” Booze said.
Regardless of the individual relationship, when you learn of a lifethreatening situation or death of a
family member and you need to
go home, you should immediately contact your supervisor and first
sergeant. They are armed with the
tools to help determine emergency
leave eligibility and the steps required
to get you home as quickly as possible.
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Command organization hosts largest CPI course in AF history
Story and photo by
Tech. Sgt. James M. Hodgman
U.S. Air Forces in Europe and
Air Forces Africa Public Affairs
A
irmen first class to colonels and civilians
from more than 10 Air Force specialties
discussed ways to improve work center
processes and remove waste during the
Air Force Smart Operations for the 21st
Century Continuous Process Improvement Course
here April 1 to 4.
The four-day class, also referred to as the Green
Belt Process Improvement Course, consisted of 55
students, the largest CPI course in Air Force history.
Janet Boyd, a senior CPI analyst with the U.S. Air
Forces in Europe and Air Forces Africa Business
Transformation Office and the lead instructor for the
class, said she’s proud of how the BTO team came
together to support the class.
“We are used to working in smaller classes so
everyone in the BTO had to put our heads together,
because there were a lot of logistics involved in this,”
Boyd said. “Everyone applied their input. I had a lot
of help from the BTO team and the class wouldn’t
have been possible without everyone on the team
contributing; that’s why this was successful.
“I was a little nervous about the class because the
class was so large and it had never been attempted
before,” she added. “I was proud to be a part of it.”
The CPI course is designed to teach people how
to identify and eliminate non-value added activities
within processes.
Staff Sgt. Bronshay M. Limson, a quality assurance inspector for the 86th Medical Operations
Squadron, said he enjoyed the CPI course and has
already started applying process improvement tools
in his office.
“The tools I learned in the CPI class will give me
the opportunity to analyze our current processes and
ask the questions,” Limson said. “Is there any value
to the way we conduct business now and where is
the waste that can be trimmed?
“I have already started and my co-workers are on
board with some of the improvements,” he continued. “For example, my job requires a lot of walking and at the end of the night a detailed brief is
provided to the production supervisor about all QA
(quality assurance) inspections done that day.”
Much of this walking Limson describes requires
Airmen to leave their work areas to reference Air
Force Instructions. This reduces the time Airmen
have to perform their specific mission.
“I made the suggestion of installing commonly
used AFIs on our e-tools to cut down on the time
needed to walk back to the office and look up the
reference,” Limson said. “This improvement not
only gives time back to inspectors, but also gives
leadership a much needed head start in case a root
More than 50 students of the Air Force Smart Operations for the 21st Century Green Belt Process Improvement Class listen to
a student presentation inside the 435th Construction Training Squadron Auditorium April 4 on Ramstein. The class focused on
improving work center processes while removing waste or non-value added activities.
cause analyst report must be accomplished.”
Before attending the CPI course, students were
asked to review processes in their units and identify a task that could be performed more efficiently.
The students then used the eight step problem solving model, along with other tools, to find ways to
enhance that particular inefficiency. Students also
worked to develop solutions in small groups.
The class tackled some important topics including the officer performance report process, assigning people to the appropriate Air Expeditionary
Force band and scheduling squadron leave.
Capt. Stuart G. Jessup, an operations flight commander with the 86th Communications Squadron,
was a member of the group that tried to develop a
solution to the AEF assignment process. He said the
class was a valuable experience.
“Every person assigned to USAFE is assigned
to an AEF band; however, we’re not currently at
100 percent. We worked on ways to tighten up the
process to bring the command into compliance,”
Jessup said.
While working a deployment issue doesn’t sound
like something that falls in the communications
specialty arena, Jessup said the way the CPI course
teaches students to analyze problems provided a
foundation to analyze processes in his unit.
“Even though we were working a problem that
didn’t relate to the communications squadron specifically, the analysis tools can still be applied to the
communications squadron and are applicable to IT
type questions as well,” he said.
“One thing I took away is not rushing to jump to
a conclusion,” Jessup added. “The eight step problem solving model forces you to break down the
problem before you start running toward a solution
to make sure you’re running in the right direction.”
A major focus area of the CPI class is finding
ways to enhance processes thereby making those
processes more efficient, something everyone can
benefit from, said Thomas L. Jones, a process
improvement and business strategy analyst with the
USAFE-AFAFRICA BTO.
“Especially with the environment we’re operating
in today with the budget and resource constraints
we have, it’s even more important that everyone is
engaged and keeps an eye toward improvements in
their areas,” Jones said.
The command completed 26 AFSO 21 projects in
2012, which led to more than $6 million in savings
and a reduction in man-hours of 90,000, according
to the USAFE-AFAFRICA BTO.
The CPI course is open to all Airmen and civilians assigned to the USAFE-AFAFRICA theater.
Currently, the course is offered here and at Royal
Air Force Lakenheath and Mildenhall in the United
Kingdom.
For more information about future CPI courses,
email the USAFE-AFAFRICA BTO at usafebto.
bto@us.af.mil.
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Photo by Airman 1st Class Holly Cook
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Photo by Senior Airman Caitlin O’Neil-McKeown
Spirit award
Ensuring accuracy
Col. Mike Monson, 86th Mission Support Group commander, and Chief Master Sgt. Steven Trotter,
86th MSG superintendent, present Capt. Thomas Hamlyn, 2nd Air Postal Squadron commander,
with the spirit award at the 86th MSG quarterly awards ceremony April 10 on Ramstein. Monson
awarded the 2nd AIRPS the trophy for showing the most enthusiasm during the ceremony.
Airman 1st Class Patrick Pierce, 86th Maintenance Squadron precision measurement equipment laboratory apprentice, performs an angle calibration on a digital protractor April 10 on
Ramstein. Members of PMEL ensure accuracy, reliability and quality to calibrated items in addition to survivability of test measurement and diagnostics equipment.
Photo by Senior Airman Aaron-Forrest Wainwright
Photo by Airman 1st Class Trevor Rhynes
Preparation work
Free items for Airmen
Construction workers build a platform in a roundabout April 10 near the Kaiserslautern
Military Community Center on Ramstein. An aircraft static display is planned to sit atop the
platform.
Senior Airman Christopher Montgomery, 886th Civil Engineer Squadron firefighter, rearranges
items on a shelf at the Airman’s Attic April 8 on Ramstein. The Airman’s Attic offers Airmen E-5
and below various items for free.
Joint Humanitarian Disaster Response
Dana Shivers from the Office of U.S. Foreign Disaster Assistance,
U.S. Agency for International Development, teaches during
the Joint Humanitarian Disaster Response course April 9 at
the 361st Civil Affairs Brigade Headquarters. The two-day
course was hosted by the 21st Theater Sustainment Command
April 9 and 10 at the 7th Civil Support Command’s
subordinate unit, the 361st CA Bde.’s HQ building to teach
Soldiers and civilians from the 7th CSC and 21st TSC about civil
military roles in international disaster response and foreign
consequence management.
Photo by Sgt. 1st Class Matthew Chlosta
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April 19, 2013
National Laboratory Week
recognizing vital role of lab professionals in health care
by Master Sgt. Daniel Santiago
Landstuhl Regional Medical Center
Military Laboratory Technician
National Laboratory Week takes place from
Monday to April 26, but what it highlights is
more than 1.5 million tests performed annually at
Landstuhl Regional Medical Center. In addition,
LRMC labs also provide testing services to 17
outlying military health care facilities in Belgium,
Germany and Italy.
The agency responsible for those tests is
the LRMC Department of Pathology and Area
Laboratory Services, which consists of six divisions: area laboratory compliance and consultation
services, anatomic pathology, blood services, central operations, core lab and infectious disease.
A dedicated staff comprised of more than 150
military, civilian and local national is responsible for
handling the massive workload. Much of the work is
performed out of sight of the rest of the hospital.
“We are happy to honor these unsung heroes of
the hospital during National Laboratory Week. They
work around the clock to generate the critical results
that count for our patients,” said Lt. Col. Michael
Licata, director for the DPALS.
Some of the most important steps in lab testing begin within phlebotomy and central operations. LRMC phlebotomists, medical professionals who draw blood from patients for various lab
tests and procedures, draw blood for inpatients and
more than 100 outpatients each day. In 2012, central operations received and processed more than
120,000 samples from outlying clinics, 26,000
patient drop-off samples and 25,000 samples from
theater.
“Central operations is the hub for all lab samples
for LRMC and its footprints,” said Capt. Farah
Jayman, central operations officer in charge. “It also
sends close to 2,500 specimens to reference labs
each month.”
The infectious diseases lab works closely with
clinicians to provide early diagnosis and optimum
management of infectious diseases. It is home to
what Maj. Edward Ager, infectious disease OIC,
describes as “the microbe experts who identify
infectious agents in body fluids and tissues.”
Despite the advanced technology employed in
microbiology, however, Ager said there is little
automation used by LRMC lab technicians.
“Most of the work depends on the experience, the
eyes and even the nose of the technologist,” he said.
Blood services is home to LRMC’s Blood Donor
Center, the blood bank and tissue services. The
donor center conducted more than 150 blood drives
last year, which yielded approximately 5,615 units
of blood and 479 units of platelets, while the blood
bank processes these donations and provides blood
to patients throughout European Command and
Africa Command. In 2012, 1,500 blood products
were transfused to LRMC patients, said blood services director Lt. Col. Robin Whitacre.
The core lab comprises hematology, chemistry,
endocrinology, noncellular immunology, and urinalysis and coagulation labs. The core lab is highly
automated with cutting-edge technology used to
perform more than 1 million clinical tests annually.
“Core lab is the heart of the laboratory,” said core
lab NCOIC Sgt. 1st Class Ryan Doutt.
Anatomic pathology consists of cytology and
histology. Cytology prepares and screens more than
2,100 gynecological and non-gynecological slides
monthly to rule out malignancies, while histology
prepares, cuts and stains more than 150 surgical,
cytology and autopsy tissue blocks daily for microscopic examination by eight surgical pathologists.
Area laboratory compliance and consultation services ensures safe and accurate patient laboratory testing. It
Photo by Phil A. Jones
Spc. Joon Cho, Landstuhl Regional Medical Center laboratory technician, processes blood samples that will be placed
in a centrifuge to separate the blood cells and platelets before
being tested for different antigens.
also provides reporting of 19 point-of-care testing sites
within LRMC by constantly monitoring and inspecting for compliance with the College of American
Pathologist and Joint Commission standards.
They are also a consulting and monitoring agency for all 17 Army laboratories within the Europe
Regional Medical Command footprint.
“Constant oversight and on-site visits were key
to the accreditation of all 17 Army health clinics by
the College of American Pathologist,” said ALCCS
OIC Maj. Jimmey Labit.
“We are proud of our team. They are an excellent
group of laboratory professionals working behind
the scenes to provide timely and accurate results to
improve patient’s health,” said DPALS lab manager
Lt. Col. Tracey Wilson.
AF officials announce civilian reduction in force
WASHINGTON — In a continuing effort to meet the Department of
Defense funding targets in the FY12
President’s Budget and re-balance the
civilian workforce, approximately 60
Air Force installations will implement
civilian reduction in force authorities
effective through about Aug. 23, to
assist in the placement of employees
not assigned against funded positions
(termed “surplus employees”).
These actions started in FY12 and
are not related to the current sequestration actions.
To meet the funding targets in the
FY12 President’s Budget, the Air
Force was required to reduce more
than 16,000 civilian positions. The
Air Force was able to successfully
reduce approximately 15,000 posi-
tions minimizing adverse impact to
civilian personnel, but now needs to
use RIF authorities, which will provide options to help place most of
the remaining civilians on unfunded
positions.
RIF procedures allow greater flexibility for employees to be placed at
their installations and still retain their
grade or pay. In addition, the use of
RIF procedures allows for eligible
employees who cannot immediately
be placed in local vacancies to be
registered in the Priority Placement
Program.
“Voluntary efforts to balance the
civilian workforce in FY12 have gotten us significantly closer to funded
levels, but we still have a way to
go in placing the number of sur-
plus employees to funded vacancies,
and RIF authorities will enable us to
achieve that goal,” said Brig. Gen.
Gina Grosso, the director of force
management policy for the Air Force.
“The Air Force recognizes and strives
to balance the invaluable contributions of our civilian workforce with
the fiscal realities under which the
Department of Defense and the government as a whole are operating. We
continue to focus on minimizing the
impact on our current civilian workforce and their families.”
As the Air Force continues to shape
the work force, starting the RIF procedures will provide installations greater
flexibility to further realign and rebalance the civilian force.
“Usually a reduction in force has
negative perception, but the use of
RIF procedures will allow many
employees to be retained and continue employment with the Air Force,”
Grosso said. “We want to assure
everyone involved with this process
that we remain committed to minimizing the impacts during these times of
transition.”
The processes available use reduction in force procedures to determine employee placement rights into
vacancies as well as provide the flexibility to waive qualifications to create
more placement options.
For information about civilian
employment, reduction in force and
other personnel issues, visit the Air
Force Personnel Service website at
https://mypers.af.mil.
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Don’t store government equipment in cars
by Tech. Sgt. Chad Thompson
86th Airlift Wing Public Affairs
It’s an all-too-common occurrence
in any part of the world — that sick
feeling you get when you are walking
up to your car and see a pile of glass
around it. Someone has smashed your
window and stolen your valuables –
but could you have avoided being a
target?
The KMC Crime Watch program,
which started Jan. 1, has been used to
track trends in crimes being committed in the community, such as larcenies, vandalism and assaults, with the
main focus on trying to reduce vehicle
break-ins.
Master Sgt. Scott Vermeire, 86th
Security Forces Squadron intelligence
flight superintendent, heads up the
program and said one of the biggest
issues here is people leaving their car
doors unlocked.
“There were 31 larcenies in the
month of March, with 22 of those
being…vehicle break-ins,” Vermeire
said. “More than 80 percent of those
reported occurred due to a vehicle
being unlocked.”
Of those, he said 14 of the vehicle
break-ins had government items stolen out of them. Anything from cell
phones and laptops to gas masks and
other professional gear; thousands of
dollars of government equipment has
been stolen out of cars.
Some tips to use to avoid being a
“soft” target are:
• Lock your car. It might sound
simple but people often leave their
cars unlocked even on base. Make a
habit to lock your car at all times.
• Park near other cars and use parking garages when possible. Some people would think parking away from
vehicles would be safe — it might
keep you from a ding or two but
being away from other cars also
makes it a target to criminals. Parking
in a garage is safer than parking on
the street.
• Never hide spare keys in or
around the car. Experienced thieves
know all the hiding places. If your
vehicle is parked outside your house
and there is a spare key in it, a good
thief just got access to your home.
• Don’t make your vehicles stand
out as being an American car. Remove
all your local team stickers and anything that really stands out as being
a foreigner. The less someone thinks
there may be something hiding, the
better the chances the thief will walk
right by.
• Don’t leave things in plain sight.
Lock items in the glove box or put
them in the trunk. If it’s not visible
it is less likely to draw attention. It’s
also advised to never leave anything
in the vehicle overnight or for extended periods.
Even if someone takes the appropriate measures, there is still a possibility
of being a quick-handed thief’s victim, but be aware that if government
equipment is involved, the local judge
advocate office will be called.
“In most cases involving personal
property, you would file a report for
the lost items with your insurance
company and hopefully get reimbursed by your car insurance,” said
Richard Desmond, 86th Airlift Wing
judge advocate office. “However, in
the case of government-issued equipment, a report of survey is required
to determine whether the loss of the
government equipment was due to the
military member’s own negligence or
intentional misconduct.”
When a member reports the loss
of government equipment, the unit
maintaining the equipment initiates
the ROS, he added. An investigation
into how the government equipment
was lost is also initiated.
When it comes to professional
gear everyone should know they are
responsible for items even if they are
lost or stolen.
“Everyone needs to know they can
be held financially liable for lost or
damaged government-issued items
if a ROS investigation determines
their negligence was the cause for
the loss or damage,” Desmond said.
“Financial liability can include up to
one month’s pay.”
An example of negligence is if
someone knowingly stores government equipment in plain sight in a
vehicle and the item gets stolen, he
explained. Also, deliberate misuse of
government property could be just as
costly to an Airman.
“A report of survey will be conducted by an investigating officer who
is appointed by the unit commander,
and even in the case of someone being
found negligent there is always the
opportunity to appeal the determination of financial liability,” Desmond
said.
“It’s a case-by-case basis whether
someone was negligent or not, and
the facts of each case are critical,”
he said. “If someone had his government equipment in the trunk of his
car, it might be deemed he was not at
fault — in order to prove negligence
there are a lot of variables that must
be weighed.”
So keep these things in mind
when traveling with any government
equipment; the item was entrusted to
you for safekeeping and proper use.
You could be held financially responsible for it if it is lost, damaged or
stolen.
For more information on KMC
Crime Watch, call 480-7071.
Defenders conduct nonlethal force training
taking down hostel threats, and a mandatory
exercise where the defenders were immobilized
with 50,000 volts of electricity for five seconds
to become certified to carry the weapon.
The 86th Security Forces Squadron and
“That was quite an experience,” said Airman
the 569th U.S. Forces Police Squadron came
1st Class Isaiah Hains, 86th SFS installatogether April 12 to train Airmen in verbal judo
tion patrolman. “As a defender I’m glad that
and certify them in nonlethal weapon training
I’m always on the opposite side of that weapcombatives.
on.”
“As an instructor, the biggest factor was the
The members of the 86th SFS and the 569th
camaraderie between both SFS and USFPS
USFPS also trained on proper combative techteams,” said Tech. Sgt. Christopher Ricks, 86th
niques using ASP tactical batons.
SFS instructor. “Our efforts as a team help to
They participated in scenarios that put them
improve both our training programs.”
up against a simulated aggressor who they had
Nonlethal weapons are used by the defenders
to subdue. In the scenario, defenders had to
in circumstances where conventional weapons
respond to verbal as well as physical attacks
are restricted or lethal force is prohibited or Tech. Sgt. Christopher Ricks (right), 86th Security Forces Squadron instruc- properly using what they learned from the
undesirable. They are also used in combat situ- tor, teaches proper technique when utilizing the ASP baton to Airmen April training.
11 on Ramstein. The 86th SFS and the 569th U.S. Forces Police Squadron
ations to limit the escalation of hostel actions.
“Verbal judo opened my eyes to a whole new
came together to train Airmen in verbal judo.
These weapons are used to subdue or incaway of acting upon situations without revertpacitate, rather than kill. This type of training necessary due to an increase in threat.
ing to a physical confrontation,” said Airman 1st
is used to prepare Airmen for scenarios
The training focused on a stungun course that Class Dracy Green, 86th SFS installation patrolman.
allowing them to utilize their secondary weapon consisted of a class portion where they learned the “It allows me to use communication to get
tactics in situations where an escalation of forces is mechanics of the weapon and how to handle it when cooperation.”
Story and photo by
Airman 1st Class Dymekre Allen
April 19, 2013
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18th MP BDE prepares for deployment
by Staff Sgt. Tramel Garrett
18th Military Police Brigade
Public Affairs
The 18th Military Police
Brigade conducted a mission
readiness exercise March 5
through 29 in Grafenwöhr,
Germany. The MRE is in
preparation for the brigade’s
upcoming deployment to
Afghanistan in support of
Operation Enduring Freedom.
During the exercise, the
“Ever Vigilant” brigade was
vigorously tested by a Mission
Command Training Program
team from Fort Leavenworth,
Kan. These teams travel
around the world to train and
certify various units before
deployment.
“The MRE was a great
opportunity to get everybody
together and test the battle
drills that we put togeth-
er,” said Master Sgt. Jamie
Kleppen, operations NCO.
“It identified holes in what
we were doing and it also
gave us an opportunity to fill
those holes with training and
rehearsals and testing them in
a practical setting.”
The 18th MP Bde. will have
a vital task of mentoring the
ANA in detainee operations in
efforts to maintain secure and
humane care, custody and con-
trol of all detainees assigned to
the Afghan National Detention
Facility-Parwan.
“I think the MRE prepared me for my deployment
because I worked the system
that I will use downrange to
maintain accountability of the
detainees,” said Sgt. Derek
Smith, detainee information
systems management operator.
“Some of the situations I felt
were realistic and could hap-
pen downrange. Using battle
drills to react proficiently and
in a timely manner. In those
situations it helps me prepare
myself.”
The 18th MP Bde. will be
instrumental in the preparation to set the proper conditions to transfer all U.S.
based facilities to the Afghan
National Army in efforts to
bring peace and stability to
Afghanistan.
21st STB hosts Best Warrior Competition
Story and photo by
Staff Sgt. Alexander A. Burnett
21st Theater Sustainment Command
Public Affairs
T
welve Soldiers, NCOs and officers competed in this year’s 21st Special Troops
Battalion, 21st Theater Sustainment
Command Best Warrior competition
March 28 through April 4.
The competitors came from throughout the 21st
STB including Headquarters and Headquarters
Company, 266th Financial Management Support
Center and 5th Quartermaster Detachment. The
warriors came from a variety of Soldiering backgrounds from brand new privates to warriors with
multiple deployments, and each of them came to
win.
“This is a great competition and I am happy to
be a part of it,” said Pfc. Shane T. Waite, an intelligence analyst assigned to the 21st TSC. “I think
everyone is giving their all in this competition… it’s
definitely tough.”
The competition began in Landstuhl with a
qualification range. Each warrior zeroed and
qualified to the best of their ability with their
assigned weapon which included the M16 rifle and
M9 pistol.
On April 1, the competition resumed at 4:30 a.m.
on Rhine Ordnance Barracks for pre-combat inspections and an alternate event Army physical fitness
test. The Soldiers conducted the push-up and sit-up
events in the Army Combat Uniform and running
shoes. They also conducted the two-mile run event
in the same uniform while carrying an M16, said
Master Sgt. Kory L. Ysen, the 21st STB operations
sergeant.
The competitors immediately went from the
APFT into a 12-mile timed ruck-march with a
50-pound pack.
“The ruck-march was definitely the hardest part
of the competition,” said Pvt. Kyle M. Stephens, a
parachute rigger assigned to the 5th QM Det., 21st
STB. “We were already tired from doing the PT-test
so rucking 12 miles on top of that really took it out
of us.”
The day ended with a first aid evaluation followed by a stress-shooting and reflexive-fire range.
The stress-shoot and reflexive-fire range was conducted on Panzer Kaserne at the Engagement Skills
Trainer 2000.
“Before they got to fire, we made the competitors do various exercises to tire them out,” Ysen
said. “The goal for the cadre is to make sure each
of these warriors goes home completely exhausted
every day. Then, they come back the next day and
we wear them out all over again.”
The following day began at 6:30 a.m. with individual evaluations on the competitor’s ability to
instruct physical readiness training. Each warrior
was heavily scrutinized on each exercise. One false
move, wrong command or improper cadence would
cost points.
The competition moved into a classroom for individual weapons and grenade familiarity and then
back outdoors for a media engagement lane.
“The Soldiers were graded on their ability
to interact with civilian news media. They were
asked questions based on a fictional sexual
harassment incident that occurred on the base,”
said Sgt. 1st Class Ian M. Camejo Jr., the 21st
TSC public affairs operations NCO. “The Soldiers
were evaluated based on how well they answered
the questions accurately while not providing information that wasn’t releasable to the media at that
time.”
Following the media engagement lane, the warriors went into squad tactical exercises including:
move under direct and indirect fire and four-man
litter carries for 600 meters.
Due to scheduling constraints, the next day of
competition began in the afternoon with Modern
Army Combatives. Each competitor was paired
against someone of equal weight and conducted a
combatives spar for up to six minutes or submission. Warriors received points for gaining control,
mounts, bars and submissions.
“Make no mistake, it doesn’t seem like a long
time but six minutes of combatives is exhausting,”
Ysen said.
The competition then moved to the land-navigation course on Rhine Ordnance Barracks for both
day-time and night-time land navigation. This portion of the competition took each warrior into the
early morning hours of April 4.
At 6:30 a.m. April 4, each competitor submitted
an essay about one of three topics: suicide prevention, training management and how to keep Soldiers
in the Army. An hour later, each warrior appeared
before a board of five sergeants major to be evaluated on appearance, military bearing, military knowledge and to discuss their essay.
Pfc. Shane T. Waite, an intelligence analyst assigned to the
21st Theater Sustainment Command, checks his azimuth during the daytime land navigation portion of the 21st TSC’s 21st
Special Troops Battalion Best Warrior Competition April 3 on
Rhine Ordnance Barracks.
Only hours later, before a battalion formation,
the winners of the competition were announced.
The Best Warrior, enlisted category and overall
competition winner was Spc. Casey J. Mayfield, an
information systems specialist assigned to the 21st
TSC communication section. The Best Warrior,
NCO category winner was Sgt. Matthew J. Langton,
a parachute rigger inspector and tester assigned to
the 5th QM Det. The Best Warrior, officer category
winner was 1st Lt. Philip M. Messina, the executive
officer of the 5th QM Det.
“It feels great to be the winner, I put everything
I had into it and it paid off,” Mayfield said. “For
people who want to participate in this kind of event
in the future, don’t focus so hard on the physical
portion but get your mind and Soldier skills prepared.”
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April 19, 2013
Learn the signs of autism, act early
by Capt. Veronica Bailey McMorris
Landstuhl Regional Medical Center
Army public health nurse
O
ver the past 20 years, researchers,
scientists and medical providers have
worked tirelessly to understand the
multiple symptoms and difficulties parents are faced with when trying to understand their
child’s behavior that can be difficult, confusing,
conflicting, odd and unexplained.
Autism is thought to be the result of many different underlying physical and genetic factors.
There are also many theories which support
and deny that autism is caused by environmental
exposures and vaccinations, among other things.
All this continues to add to the confusion and frustration of parents who are trying to understand the
complexities of their child’s situation.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
defines autism as an individual group of disorders
known as the Autism Spectrum Disorders. ASDs are
developmental disabilities that affect social interaction and communication.
Autism Spectrum Disorder is complex and
often difficult for families and professionals
alike to understand. Parents and caregivers who
have autistic children may experience many challenges. Children with autism learn at a different developmental rate than most children.
Multiple educational approaches can significantly improve the quality of life for the child and
family.
Autism is the fastest growing developmental disability. The cost of care for a child diagnosed with ASD can be astronomical, but the cost
can be reduced through early diagnosis and intervention.
In response to the needs of families coping with
ASD, the Combating Autism Act of 2006 authorized nearly $1 billion in expenditures to combat
the Autism Spectrum Disorders of Autism, Asperger
syndrome, Rett syndrome, childhood disintegrative
disorder and PDD-NOS through screening, education, early intervention, prompt referrals for treatment and services, and research.
Autism does not discriminate; it affects children
of all races, ethnic backgrounds and economic
status. Taking the time to learn the early signs of
autism can benefit a child.
It is imperative that parents learn the
initial behaviors of ASD and act immediately to
get their child evaluated.
Parents should be aware of the following warning signs:
» At 12 months of age, the child does not
babble, coo or gesture (i.e. point, wave and
grasp)
» At 18 months of age, the child does not look
at the primary care giver or point when the child
wants to show you something; the child does
not look when the primary care giver points to
something or does not use imagination in pretend
play.
If the child does not show these normal behaviors, then the child may be at risk for autism. If a
child lacks these minor but normal behavioral communication skills, alert your primary care provider
immediately.
There are several resources available in the
Kaiserslautern community. For help in evaluating a
child for autism, contact the local Autism Support
Group at 480-5100/5900 and the Exceptional Family
Member Program coordinator at 493-4094/4934091.
More information is also available online at
www.autism-society.org and www.cdc.gov/
genomics/resources/diseases/autism.htm.
Photo by Sgt. 1st Class Randall Jackson
Medical Soldiers learn to treat casualties in a chemical, biological environment
Staff Sgt. Windell Reeder (left), a member of the 773rd Civil Support Team, directs Soldiers in protective suits from the 212th Combat Support Hospital on how to transport a casualty April
11 at Rhine Ordnance Barracks. The 773rd CST trained the 212th CSH Soldiers on how to evaluate and transport a casualty in a chemical and biological environment. The 212th CSH plans to
integrate what they learned into their next training exercise in Miesau, Germany.
April 19, 2013
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Great grades matter: Force Support for Super Scholars!
As the school year is starting to wind down and
the weather is starting to warm up, and children and
families are getting ready for great summer adventures, the question on many parents’ minds is how to
keep their children learning during the school summer recess.
Luckily, the 86th Force Support Squadron knows
the end of the year is not the time to slow down if
children want to be super scholars. We also know
inspiring children to keep studying can be difficult
as the sun starts to shine, so we are here to help
with Force Support for Super Scholars, an academic
incentive program for youth in fourth grade and up.
To claim your reward, just stop by the Ramstein
or Vogelweh youth centers with your report card
showing grades of A and B or better and receive a
booklet filled with special deals from our FSS facilities, including Chili’s, Romano’s Macaroni Grill,
Outdoor Recreation, Ramstein and Vogelweh bowling centers, the Ramstein Aquatics Center, Youth
Programs — a value of more than $120 per booklet!
“Promoting academic success is one of the priority
outcomes of all our youth and school age programs, so
we are always looking for ways to share the message
of how critical school success is for setting youth on
the right path to become productive adults,” said Josie
Cordova, chief of the airmen and family services flight.
The idea was developed as a part of the weeklong festivities celebrating the 22-year partnership
between military youth programs and the Boys &
Girls Clubs of America. On Monday, a variety of
programs and special events started to highlight the
importance of military youth centers and BGCA
programs. We show that our programs build healthy
lifestyles, character and citizenship, resilience, academic success and fun. The timing of the events
could not be more perfect since April is also the
Month of the Military Child.
As the AFN commercial says, if you want to go fast,
go alone; if you want to go far, go together. The truth
of this statement can be found in the numerous opportunities offered to our youth through the military partnership with BGCA. In developing the concept for the
Super Scholar incentive, it was obvious that the best
partnerships exist right inside the 86th FSS.
“When the idea for the reward booklet was
presented, the response from our FSS facilities
was absolutely overwhelming,” Cordova said. “We
never could have anticipated the generous offers
that can be found in the coupons, from free meals,
to day passes at the aquatics center, and free games
of bowling or time on the climbing wall.”
These offers also incorporate several of the other
key outcomes, including healthy lifestyle through fitness activities and spending quality time together as a
family over a healthy meal to build family resilience.
“We are really excited about the incentive book and
the positive impact it can have on motivating kids to
do well in school,” said Kaureen Whittaker, assistant
director for youth programs. “It is also great to have
the chance to share our daily programs that support
school success, like Power Hour for homework help,
National Science day that brought in a robotics project
for kids, or the digital arts festival that introduces kids
to claymation, movie making or music tech.”
The most recent survey from the National Center
for Education Statistics found that out of 34 countries
surveyed, the U.S. ranked 14th in reading, 17th in science and 25th in math. These statistics demonstrate
the need for us to keep our focus on continuing to
encourage children to work hard in school, as well as
giving them interactive and hands-on ways to practice the skills they are learning in school. Creating
enjoyable, high yield learning activities that engage
youth in fun programs is truly the mission of our Air
Force youth centers. After school clubs like gardening, CSI Mysteries, Mission Impossible, Outdoor
Survival, International Cooking or Club Tech capture
the imaginations and talents of our kids and help
them realize what they are capable of achieving.
And with summer right around the corner, these programs are more important than ever as studies show
most youth will lose about two months of gradelevel equivalency in math computation and up to two
months in reading achievement.
The Summer Learning Initiative also gives youth
the access to clubs that will keep them learning all
summer. You will be able to check out all the possibilities in May when summer camp registration
opens on our website at 9 a.m. May 20. To learn more
about the Super Scholar incentive program or any
of our youth center activities, stop by Bldg. 428 on
Ramstein or Bldg. 1057 on Vogelweh, or call 0637147-6444 or 0631-536-6504. More details can also be
found online at www.86fss.com under the family tab.
(Courtesy of 86th Force Support Squadron)
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April 19, 2013
773rd CST gives students glimpse into unique military mission
students participated in a scenario where
they had to identify and test chemical
agents while overcoming the difficulties
of operating in the suit.
Explosive Ordnance Disposal Soldiers
More than 90 Kaiserslautern High
were also on hand to show the participatSchool students gathered on the Vogelweh
ing students equipment used in the detecMilitary Complex April 2 to get handstion and disposal of explosives.
on familiarization with how Soldiers of
“The biggest draw for the students
the 21st Theater Sustainment Command’s
was the bomb suits with EOD,” said Sgt.
773rd Civil Support Team, 7th Civil
1st Class Yabronda Battles, the operaSupport Command operate during a range
tions and training NCO with the 773rd.
of civil emergency situations.
“Everybody wanted to put on the big suit
The event was part of a partnership
and run from the bomb disposal robot.”
between the 21st TSC and Kaiserslautern
In January, the roles were reversed
High School that evolved into the Mentor a
when 773rd Soldiers attended a chemistry
Student Today program, which affords the
class with the students at Kaiserslautern
command’s Soldiers, civilians and families
High School.
Staff Sgt. Matthew Grande, a Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear survey team
a range of mentorship opportunities.
“We participated in a classroom exerThe M.A.S.T. program encourages chief with the 21st Theater Sustainment Command’s 773rd Civil Support Team, 7th Civil cise and were assigned homework that we
mentoring students in specific content Support Command, watches as Kaiserslautern High School students attempt to test for had to go home and do,” Battles said. “It
simulated chemical substances while wearing protective suits during a mentorship event
areas such as math, language arts, sci- on the Vogelweh Military Complex April 2.
was a real eye-opener going back to school
ence, and social studies. Volunteers can
and seeing how the kids are today.”
also assist teachers in areas such as the Junior
Students were given hands-on experience on the
One of the goals of the mentorship program is to
Reserve Officer Training Corps, culinary arts, track various aspects of the 773rd’s mission, from chemi- illustrate to the high school students how the lessons
and field, basketball, drama and theater, as well as cal and biological decontamination procedures, to they learn in school can be useful to them as adults.
with multicultural observances.
how the unit operates in a chemical environment
“Students who attend a Department of Defense
Mentoring high school students gives Soldiers using protective suits and equipment.
high school have a unique opportunity to get firstan opportunity “to show the community that we’re
“We put the students in a (chemical protective) hand experience on some of the unique things the
out there and show them what it is that we do,” said suit to let them check it out and see what it’s like military has to offer,” Battles said. “It gives them a
Staff Sgt. Matthew Grande, a Chemical, Biological, to be in the suit,” Grande said. “Trying to gain their chance to see what they do in school relates to a real
Radiological and Nuclear survey team chief with the interest was hard in the beginning, but after they job in the world.
773rd CST. “It also gives us a chance to show people started seeing their peers in the suit they started to
“If you get a chance to get out there and mentor
what kind of an asset they have in the event that liven up and became very interested.”
a kid, do it,” Battles added. “It’s one of the most
something were to happen that might involve us.”
In addition to trying on the protective suits, the rewarding things you can do.”
Story and photo by
Staff St. Warren W. Wright Jr.
21st Theater Sustainment Command
Public Affairs
School Notes
Month of the Military Child
Organizations from the KMC will be visiting
children today to share information about their
occupations. This event, hosted by the Landstuhl
Child Development Center, is being held for the
Month of the Military Child. Today, the motor pool
will visit the center with a wrecker and teach children how to apply camouflage.
Children’s festival
A Month of the Military Child fest will take
place from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. April 27 at Pulaski
Park. There will be bouncy castles, a kiddie train,
a puppet show, face painting and free food. For
more information, visit www.86fss.com or www.
kaiserslautern.armymwr.com.
Teen advisory meeting
Teens, here is your chance to make your voices
heard about the library programs and materials you
want to see. This is your library; help make it the
best it can be. The meeting will be held at 3:30 p.m.
May 1 at Kaiserslautern Main Library, Bldg. 3810
on Landstuhl.
Photo by Airman 1st Class Hailey Haux
AVID prepares students
Members of the Advancement Via Individual Determination
program teach prospective AVID students and their parents
what a full week is like in the AVID elective class during a
parent-student mixer April 1 on Ramstein. This year’s mixer
hosted more than 150 eligible middle school students for
next year’s program. AVID is a college readiness program
that helps prepare students for life after high school.
Tween Game Day
Calling all tweens! This is an opportunity for
tweens to get together, make friends and have fun
while playing the latest video games. Challenge
your friends to some games at your local library.
Tween Game Day, for children 11 to 14 years
old, will take place from 3 to 5 p.m. May 3 at
the Kaiserslautern Main Library, Bldg. 3810 on
Landstuhl.
Photo by Minyi Qian
It’s magnetizing!
Sembach Elementary School second-grader Mikayla Carter
is magnetized by the laws of attraction in Tanya Penberthy’s
science class.
KHS PTSO elections
The Kaiserslautern High School PTSO will be
holding its 2013-2014 school year elections for all
the executive committee positions until May 7. If
there are any KHS parents, teachers or students
interested in one of the leadership positions, stop by
the front office to submit your name on a ballot. If
you are unable to stop by the school, you can also
email the chairperson at khsptso.goraiders@gmail.
com as well to submit a name.
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Children eat lunch at the Ramstein Child Development Center Sept. 18, 2012, on Ramstein. The trained staff at the CDC ensures military youth are provided a safe, healthy and nurturing
environment while learning early childhood skills such as reading.
Honoring military children around the world
Story and photo by
Airman 1st Class Holly Cook
Started in 1986 by former Defense Secretary
Caspar Weinberger, Month of the Military Child
is held to honor the children of U.S. military members.
According to the 786th Force Support Squadron
personnel systems manager, there are 8,978 military
children in the KMC. Month of the Military Child
emphasizes the important role children play in the
armed forces community.
“It’s important to remind everyone that it’s not
just the military member who serves, the children
are serving also,” said Shaquita Ponder, 86th Force
Support Squadron family child care program manager.
Supporting the children through moves from different duty stations and deployments is important,
said Josie Cordova, 86th FSS chief of airman and
family services.
“Being home while my mom was deployed was
rough but it made me stronger,” said Alyssa Mason,
daughter of Chief Master Sgt. Jessica Mason, U.S.
Air Forces in Europe and Air Forces Africa A1 chief
enlisted manager. “Her being gone made me a lot
closer with my sisters.”
Whether it’s adjusting to a new base or coping
with a family member’s deployment, the KMC has
multiple facilities for children to go to.
“I like coming to the Ramstein Youth Center
after school,” Mason said. “I get to hang out with
my friends, help younger children, and the staff is
always really nice and helpful.”
Though moving might be tough, some military children can find the bright side to all the life
changes.
“I enjoy moving to different places because I get
to see different places that I might not get to see
again,” Mason said. “I get to see things that most
American kids my age never see.”
The KMC CDCs and youth centers are
holding different events throughout the month
of April to celebrate the Month of the Military
Child and to raise awareness to different childhood
issues.
The 86th FSS will be holding a Solidarity
Sleep Out in front of the Kaiserslautern Military
Community Center today, said Cordova. The sleep
out is being held to raise money and awareness of
homeless teens.
Teens from around the KMC are coming out to
sleep in front of the KMCC from 6 p.m. to 7 a.m.
with only card board boxes or sleeping bags, Ponder
said. They aren’t allowed to bring any electronic
devices so they can experience what it is like to be
homeless.
For more information about different events
being held in the KMC for children check out the
calendar of events on www.86fss.com or contact
KMC child care facilities at:
• Ramstein CDC: 480-9276 or 06371-47-9276
• Vogelweh CDC: 489-7419 or 0631-536-7419
• Ramstein Youth Center: 480-6444 or 06371-47-6444
• Vogelweh Youth Center: 489-6504 or 0631-5536-5080
Expectant Parent Orientation comes to LRMC
by Carmen Schott
Ramstein Family Advocacy
T
he New Parent Support
Program is a wonderful program that both the Air
Force and Army offer right
here in the KMC.
Both programs have the
same mission of providing
resources, referrals, homevisits and educational support
to families.
The Army and Air Force
are teaming up to offer a joint
Expectant Parent Orientation
beginning May 21. The orientation will be held from 8 to
11 a.m. every third Tuesday
of the month at the Landstuhl
Regional Medical Center
Chapel.
There will be several key topics discussed such as prenatal
information, Tricare, birth registration, passport information,
and information about commu-
nity resources. Participants will
receive free gifts.
This program is designed
to support first time parents
by providing subject matter experts in child development, prenatal concerns,
breast-feeding, and by offering speakers that can answer a
variety of practical questions
for parents.
For more information, call
the Ramstein New Parent
Support Program at 479-2098
or 06371-46-2098, or the
Army New Parent Support
Program at 493-4058/4066 or
0631-3406-4058/4066.
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Mark Your Calendar
» Get down at House Party from
9 p.m. to 2 a.m. today at Armstrong’s Club,
Bldg. 1036 on Vogelweh. No cover charge.
For more information, call 0631-354-9986.
» KMC Onstage is hosting the 2013
IMCOM-E Topper Awards Ceremony
Saturday at Armstrong’s Club, Bldg. 1036
on Vogelweh. The no-host bar starts at
5 p.m. and the awards show starts at 6.
KMC members may now make reservations and purchase tickets with KMC
Onstage. Cost is $25. Come dressed to impress.
» Cloth Diapering in the KMC hosts
the Ramstein site of an international cloth
diaper changing event that takes place Saturday, two days before Earth Day. In its third
year in more than 225 sites in 15 different
countries, the event will attempt to break
last year’s Guinness World Record of 8,251
cloth diapers changed around the world at
one time. Currently, more than 55 parent/
baby teams are registered to participate in
the event on Ramstein. The event will be held
at 10:30 a.m. at the Ramstein Community
Center Annex, Bldg. 411, on Ramstein. Representatives from various local organizations
will be at the event to present information on
parenting and green living in the KMC. Event
participants will be eligible to win door prizes.
For more information or to participate, email
info@cdinthekmc.com or visit www.facebook.com/pages/Cloth-Diapering-in-theKMC-Events/297501973639957.
» Vehicle Safety Day takes place from
10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday at Pulaski
Auto Skills Center, Bldg. 2859 on Pulaski
Barracks. Win prizes, enjoy refreshments
and take advantage of a free vehicle safety
check. There will also be a special vehicle
safety demonstration.
» Dance the night away at Latin Night
April 27 in the Armstrong’s Club’s ballroom,
Bldg. 1036 on Vogelweh. Show off your
dancing expertise with salsa, bachata, merengue and the rumba. Open to all ID cardholders 18 and over. No cover charge.
» Bring the entire family to Family Board Game Night, starting at 4 p.m.
April 27 at the Java Cafe in Bldg. 273
on Rhine Ordnance Barracks. Children’s
drinks will be 10 percent off and free beverage samples will be given out. Bring a
board game and receive an additional
discount.
» Rehearsals to sing with the Communitywide Choir take place from 7 to
9 p.m. May 6 to 11 at Shabach International
Ministries, 43 Bruchwiesenstrasse, 66849
Landstuhl. For more information, contact
Sandra Johnson at Newthing77@yahoo.com
or Bridgette White at bigchriswhite1989@
yahoo.com.
» Take Mom out for Mother’s Day
— Italian style! Bruno’s Pasta Bar is offering two Mother’s Day specials at the Landstuhl Community Club. Enjoy a quiet and
relaxing Mother’s Day at 5 p.m. May 11 in
Bldg. 3780. For more information, call 4867244 or 06371-86-7244.
» Spoil Mom with an all-you-can-eat
Mother’s Day treat! The Sembach Community Activity Center is hosting a Mother’s
Day brunch from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. May 12
inside the Presidential Ballroom, Bldg. 220
on Sembach Kaserne. Brunch costs $24
per person. Reservations must be made 14
days in advance. Call 496-5178 or 0630267-5178 for more information or to make
reservations.
» Enjoy Country Nights at the Kazabra
Club from 8 p.m. to 4 a.m. every Saturday
on Vogelweh. For more information, call
489-7261 or 0631-536-7261.
» The German Armed Forces restaurant, Deutsches Haus, located in
Bldg. 544 on Ramstein is open for dinner from 5 to 9 p.m. Lunch is served from
11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The restaurant is
closed Saturdays, Sundays and German
holidays. For more information, visit www.
deutscheshausramstein.de.
» Come get salsa lessons and learn
those hot Latin dance moves from 6:30 to
8:30 p.m. Thursdays at the Kazabra Club,
Bldg. 2057 on Vogelweh. Free admission.
» The Sembach Community Activity
Center Warrior Zone hosts Texas Hold ’em
on Saturday nights. Registration is at 6 p.m.
and the tournament starts at 7. There is a
$25 buy-in. For details, call 496-5172 or
06302-67-5171.
» Challenge the bartender to a game
of darts at Dart Night from 7 to 10 p.m.
Thursdays at the Kazabra Club, Bldg. 2057
on Vogelweh.
» Command the stage by displaying your talent at Tuesday Night Expressions, from 7 to 10 p.m. every
Tuesday at the Landstuhl Community Club,
Bldg. 3780 on Landstuhl Post. Children can
participate until 8 p.m. with parental supervision. Bring your own props, instruments
and equipment. It’s free for performers.
Open to U.S. ID cardholders.
Meetings
» The Multicultural Spouses Club will
meet at 11 a.m. April 26 in Bldg. 2926, the
Yellow Ribbon Room, on Pulaski Barracks.
This club is designed to bring people from
different backgrounds together. Bring a dish
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that is an old family favorite and embodies
your heritage. For more information, call
0631-3406-4203.
» The German-American and International Women’s Club Kaiserslautern
will hold a playgroup meeting from 3:30
to 5 p.m. April 29. Join parents from other
cultures and enjoy a coffee together while
children play and hear other languages.
The fee for each play date is €2 to cover
facility costs. For more information, contact
Katie Pelletier at president@gaiwc.com or
06383-9266018, or visit the GAIWC website at www.gaiwc.com.
» Attention active duty, Guard/Reserve, former or retired commissioned and
warrant officers of the uniformed services.
The First European Chapter of the Military
Officers Association of America invites you
to the second 2013 membership meeting
from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. May 4 at the
Quack Restaurant and Biergarten (near Kleber Kaserne in Kaiserslautern). Stop by for
lunch, check out membership benefits and
meet the members of the chapter. RSVP
to alanjolsen@gmail.com for directions to
the meeting and to ensure there is enough
room.
» The King David Military Lodge
No. 87, Free and Accepted Masons, Prince
Hall Affiliation, meet at 7 p.m. the first and
third Friday of every month on Ramstein,
Bldg. 1004. The next meeting will be held
today. For details, call Clifford Jackson II at
0162-265-8741.
» Rheinland Pfalz Quilt Guild meetings are held the third Thursday of each
month. Night meetings are held the fourth
Thursday of each month. Visit www.rpqg.eu
for the meeting location.
» The Rhineland Breast Cancer Coalition, a group of breast cancer survivors
in the KMC, are celebrating life and supporting and encouraging other breast cancer patients and survivors in the area. This
group meets at 6:30 p.m. the second Tuesday of each month at Bambus Garden, outside Pulaski Gate by Vogelweh. For details,
email RBCCgroup@yahoo.com.
Support Groups
» Join the Army Community Service
Exceptional Family Member Program
and learn more about Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder at their meeting from
6 to 7:30 p.m. April 30 in the Yellow Ribbon
Room on Pulaski Barracks. This session will
facilitate discussion between families, special education personnel and EFMP staff
pertaining to the services and resources
available to support children diagnosed with
ADHD. To reserve your spot, call 493-4094
or 0631-3406-4094.
Baumholder Events
» In observance of National Library
Week, the Baumholder Library will be giving away free T-shirts to adults and children
who sign up as new library patrons. As a library patron, along with checking out books,
you will also be given digital access to the
library homepage for free downloads. For details, call 485-8851 or 06783-6-8851.
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Airman & Family Readiness Center
Monday
» EFMP STOMP Special Needs Seminar: 8:30 a.m. to
4 p.m., Armstrong’s Club
Tuesday
» EFMP STOMP Special Needs Seminar: 8:30 a.m. to
4 p.m., Armstrong’s Club
» Reintegration brief: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., IDRC
» Pre-deployment brief: 1 to 4 p.m., IDRC
Wednesday
» Base INTRO: 7:30 a.m. to 12:45 p.m., Hercules Theater
» One-on-one VA appointments: 8 a.m. to noon, A&FRC
» Extreme Couponing: 9 to 11 a.m., A&FRC
Thursday
» Pre-separation brief: 9 a.m. to noon, A&FRC
» Fashion on the Furlough — Shop Your Closet: noon to
1 p.m., KMCC classroom (next to food court)
» First Time Home Buying in the U.S.: 1 to 3 p.m., A&FRC
» EFMP Adaptive After School Program — Bouldering: 4 to
5 p.m., Outdoor Recreation
» Food on the Furlough: Menu Planning: noon to 1 p.m., A&FRC
April 26
» HEARTLINK: 8:30 a.m. to 2:45 p.m., A&FRC
May 2
» Foo-Foo on the Furlough: Home Spa Treatments: noon
to 1 p.m., A&FRC
May 9
» Family Fun on the Furlough: Traveling on a Budget: noon
to 1 p.m., A&FRC
May 16
Fashion on the Furlough: Accessorize to Minimize: noon to
1 p.m., A&FRC
Jobs
» The Ramstein Chapel is accepting bids for the contract position of Ramstein Contemporary Service
religious education director. The chapel will be accepting bids until 4 p.m.
May 3. The statement of work and bid
documents can be picked up from the
Ramstein North Chapel, Monday through
Friday. Bidders are invited to attend the bid
opening at 9 a.m. May 6 at the Ramstein
North Chapel, Bldg. 1201. For more information about the position, call Petra
Rausch at 480-2499 or 06371-47-2499.
Classes And Training
» Have you recently discovered
that you will be a sponsor to a new
family in the community? Take Sponsorship Training from 3 to 4 p.m. Tuesday in
Bldg. 2891 on Pulaski Barracks. To register, call 0631-3406-4203.
» Family Resiliency Training, a free
seminar from Army Community Service,
will be held at 9:30 a.m. Thursday in Bldg.
2891 on Pulaski Barracks. To register for
the next seminar, call 0631-3406-4203.
» Learn basic German skills every
Monday evening or Friday at lunchtime.
Stop by Bldg. 2891 on Pulaski Barracks
or call 493-4023 or 0631-3406-4023
for more information on this class or to
register.
May 23
Fighting Filth on the Furlough: Homemade Cleaners: noon
to 1 p.m., A&FRC
To sign up, call the A&FRC at 480-5100 or 06371-475100.
Child/Youth
April 27
» Month of the Military Child Community Event, 10 to
2 p.m., Pulaski Park
Health and Wellness Center
Monday
» BOD POD Assessments: 8 to 10 a.m.
» Healthy Eating: 10 to 11 a.m.
» Back 2 Basics: 10 to 11 a.m.
» Shoe Station: noon to 1 p.m.
Tuesday
» Running Clinic: 9 to 10:30 a.m.
» Deep Water Running: 10 to 11 a.m.
» Kneehab: 1 to 2 p.m.
» BOD POD Assessments: 1:30 to 2:30 p.m.
Wednesday
» Back 2 Basics: 10 to 11 a.m.
» Shoe Station: noon to 2 p.m.
Thursday
» Deep Water Running: 10 to 11 a.m.
» Kneehab: 1 to 2 p.m.
» Shoe Station: 1:30 to 2:30 p.m.
April 26
» BOD POD Assessments: 8 to 9 a.m.
Call 06371-47-HAWC (4292) or 480-4292.
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» Self Initiated Care Kit classes are held twice a month.
Call 479-CARE to schedule.
» To check out benefits through TRICARE online, visit www.
TricareOnline.com.
Family Advocacy
DAD 101 class: Monday, May 15, June 19, July 17,
Aug. 21, Sept. 18 and Oct. 16. For details and to register,
call 479-2098 or 06371-46-2098.
» PREP: Fighting for your Marriage (three sessions):
May, 4, 11 and 18, 9 a.m. to noon, HAWC.
» Stress Management (four sessions): June 5, 12, 19 and
26, 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
For details and to register, call 479-2370 or 06371-462370.
Sexual Assault Response Coordinator
Wednesday
» Denim Day: 1 p.m., location to be determined.
April 30
» 5K run, 2 p.m
Mondays
» Sexual Assault and Prevention Response class, 8:30 and
10 a.m., Hercules Theater
For details, call Capt. Scott Simoneaux at 480-5597 or
email Ramstein.Sarc@us.af.mil.
Chapel
» Parent Power Now Conference with Judge Glenda
Hatchett, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday. For details, call 4896859.
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Bicyclists must obey regulations
by Petra Lessoing
Bicyclists must always ride on the right-hand side
of the street.
With warmer weather the time for bicyclists
has come. Before the first ride, the bike should be
checked to see if it still is in a good condition and
safe.
To be safe and comfortable, the bicycle must be
put into the right position correspondingly to the
person’s size and height. The height of the frame,
the length of the pedals, the shape of the handlebars
and saddle have to be taken into consideration.
To avoid becoming a security risk in traffic, good
visibility and correct lights are extremely important.
German traffic regulations require properly
installed lights consisting of a white front light, a
dynamo, a red rear light, a white front and a red
rear reflector as well as yellow front and rear wheel
pedal reflectors.
The classical dynamo can be supported by battery-run lights — if the bicyclist has to stop at an
intersection, the lights will still work and provide
visibility. A warning bell and a dual brake system
are also required.
Bicyclists must take care of their own safety by
wearing a helmet, bright or light-colored clothes and
protection for body parts, which easily get injured.
On military installations, bicyclists must wear a
properly fastened and approved helmet, which must
meet the American National Standards institute,
Snell Memorial Foundation Standards, or Economic
Commission Europe Standards for bicycle helmets.
To avoid risky situations, it is very important
to drive on bicycle paths if available. In April, the
fine for bikers not using marked bicycle paths, was
raised to €20. It is not allowed to ride on sidewalks.
The following traffic regulations must be obeyed:
• It’s forbidden to ride a bike the wrong way
on a one-way street unless a specific sign located
under the one-way street sign permits it. The sign
has the symbol of a bike and says “frei” (free) or
“Radfahrer frei” (free for bicyclists).
• When turning, hand signals must be used.
• Carriers are needed to transport packages or
groceries.
• Children up to 8 years old must ride on sidewalks. When the road must be crossed, they must
push the bike across.
• Bicyclists are authorized to have a passenger
only if the passenger is not more than 7 years old and
the bicyclist is at least 16 years old. An additional
seat and footrests must be provided for the passenger.
• It is not allowed to ride side by side in traffic.
• Bicyclists are required to ride in a single file
outside city limits.
• It is allowed to pass slowly on the right of
stopped vehicles (for example, at a stop light) if
there is at least one meter between the bicycle and
the vehicle being passed.
• Bicyclists are required to slow down and stop,
if necessary, for passengers entering or exiting buses
on bicycle paths.
To park the bike, cyclists should use a solid lock
and chain the bike’s frame and the front and rear
wheel if possible to a non-moving object such as a
bike rack or light pole.
Some communities have their own bicycle registration or theft-prevention system. The local military police or security forces station or installation
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Bicyclists riding at night should ensure they have the properly
installed lights.
coordinator can provide registration information.
German Polizei will fine bicyclists disobeying
German traffic regulations such as ignoring red traffic lights (fine is €45), or driving bikes with serious
defects. Bicyclists riding intoxicated risk to lose
their driver’s license.
First spring culinary hike takes place in Wolfstein
by Petra Lessoing
After the successful culinary hike in Rodenbach in September that saw about
10,000 visitors, organizers will offer their first spring culinary hike starting at
11 a.m. Saturday in Wolfstein.
The six-kilometer walk will lead through a nice landscape near Wolfstein.
Several food and beverage stations will be placed along the panorama-route
where hikers can enjoy traditional “pfälzisch” dishes, international specialties
and wines from regional and French vintners.
Caterers will serve meat dumplings with sauce, chestnut and potato bratwurst, salmon smoked on a Finnish kota grill, flammkuchen and crepes.
Regional butchers will offer French red wine meat and original “IdarObersteiner” steaks.
Local tradesmen will open their shops longer than on regular Saturdays, so participants can combine the culinary hike with a shopping tour through Wolfstein.
Children can have their faces painted and have fun on a jumping castle.
A traditional “Palatinate Evening” with musical entertainment will take place
after the hike at 7 p.m. at Rathausplatz. The Gospel Friends from ReichenbachSteegen will perform a gospel concert 7:30 p.m. in the protestant church.
Starting point of the hike is the Rathausplatz in the center of Wolfstein. For
the GPS, type in: Im Tauchental 3, 67752 Wolfstein. The town is located on
B270, north of Kreimbach-Kaulbach.
For more information about the hike, visit www.kulinarische-wanderung.de.
TOP PHOTO: A spring culinary hike takes place over six kilometers Saturday in Wolfstein.
BOTTOM PHOTO: Hikers stop at several food and beverage stations during the spring culinary
hike Saturday in Wolfstein.
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Irish night
Sat, Apr 20
Waldmohr, VFB Sportheim
The Sportheim Waldmohr will be hosting
a special Irish night at 8 p.m. April 20.
Enjoy live music from the band Itchy
Fingers and fresh draught beer such
as Kilkenny or Guiness. Additionally,
traditional Irish food will be offered like
smoked salmon, shepherd’s pie and Irish
stew. Free admission.
Long Night of the Museums
Sat, Apr 20
Mannheim – Ludwigshafen – Heidelberg
One night, three cities and uncountable
cultural acts — that is the long night
of the museums in Mannheim, Ludwigshafen and Heidelberg starting at 7 p.m.
April 20. Visit the Masonic lodge in
Mannheim, marvel at modern art at the
Künstlerhaus Herbert A. Jung in Heidelberg, take part in a city tour through
Ludwigshafen and enjoy many more attractions until 2 a.m. Tickets for all three
cities are €16 (€19 at the box office).
The tickets are also valid for all public
transportation. For more info in German,
see www.langenachtdermuseen.com.
Alternative spring
Until Sun, Apr 21
Heidelberg, Kunst/Halle
The alternative spring is a special festival for music, culture and art. Experience this special event by taking part
in experimental workshops, concerts,
parties and exhibitions. On April 20, a
special birthday party for the event location, Halle 02, will be celebrated with
some DJ acts starting at 10 p.m. For the
entire program and more information,
see www.alternativerfruehling.de (in
German only).
Breakfast buffet
Sun, Apr 21
Landau, Reptilium
Enjoy an exotic breakfast buffet at
the Wüstenhalle (dessert hall) of the
reptile zoo in Landau from 10 a.m. to
12:30 p.m. Taste varieties of fruits,
eggs, cheese, waffles and many more
specialities. Invigorated, you can start
your tour through the zoo and marvel at
fascinating snakes, lizards, spiders and
many more reptiles and amphibians.
Tickets only for the breakfast are €10.90
for adults and €6.90 for children up to
14 years old. For more information in
German, see www.reptilium.de.
Historic brewery tour
Tue, Apr 23
Kaiserslautern, Tourist Information
Learn more about Kaiserslautern’s beer
history on the historic brewery tour
starting at 6 p.m. April 23 from the Tourist Information Bureau. Learn interesting
facts about the “beer city” of the 19th
century. After touring the city, visit the
largest rock cellar in Kaiserslautern,
followed by beer tasting, which ends the
tour in a relaxed atmosphere. Tickets are
€12.50. Registration is required for an
English tour. Call 0631-365-2316.
Gastro city tour
Wed, Apr 24
Kaiserslautern, Tourist Information
Experience Kaiserslautern’s history
during a very special excursion starting at 6 p.m. April 24 from the Tourist
Information Bureau. On this tour through
Kaiserslautern you will visit some of the
city’s secret sights, such as a Jewish
ritual bath, the Fruchthalle with its neorenaissance style ballroom and the Villa
Munziger showing Pompeian paintings.
During the tour you will stop in three
different cozy restaurants to relax and
have some drinks and a small snack.
Tickets cost €16. Call in advance for an
English tour.
Cosmic Evolution
Wed, Apr 24
Mannheim, Planetarium
Experience the origin of the Earth almost
live at the Planetarium Mannheim
starting at 7:30 p.m. April 24. Watch
as the full dome screen shows how
our universe came to be during the big
bang and the wonderous way in which
galaxies, stars and planets arise and die.
The show is in English and suitable for
children from the age of 10. Entry fee
is €7 for adults, €3.50 for children up
to 12. For more info, go online and visit
www.planetarium-mannheim.de
Maimarkt
Sat, Apr 27 – Tue, May 7
Mannheim, Maimarktgelände
Visit the biggest regional fair in Ger-
many, Mannheim’s annual Maimarkt,
from April 27 to May 7. The market is
open every day from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
This year is the 400th anniversary of
Mannheim’s market privileges. Around
340,000 people come to the market
every year to see the more than 1,400
exhibitors. Products and services
relating to various professions, leisure,
household and more will be displayed.
Adults pay €4.50 for tickets in advance
and €8 at the box office. For more info,
in German see www.maimarkt.de.
Cryptex
Sat, Apr 20
Kaiserslautern, Bahnheim restaurant
See the band Cryptex playing progressive folk rock music at the Bahnheim
Kaiserslautern at 8 p.m. During their Animate Your Legs Tour 2013, the trio from
Lower Saxony will be promoting their
first live DVD. Celebrate and dance to
the perfect music mix. Tickets cost €18
at the box office and €13 in advance. For
more info, see www.bahnheim.de.
Vintage motorcycle race
Sun, Apr 28
Nürburg, Nürburgring
The Kölner Kurs is the vintage motorcycle race taking place at the GrandPrix route at the Nürburgring. Admire
approximately 300 vintage motorcycles
from different epochs. Tickets are €9
including the entry to all tribunes, paddocks and pit lanes. For more information in German, see www.nuerburgring.
de.
SPORTS
Mining tour
Sun, Apr 28
Imsbach, Weiße Grube
Experience a special tour through one
of the oldest mines in the region, the
Weiße Grube in Imsbach, from 10 a.m.
to 5 p.m. In the 18th century, primarily copper ore and cobalt was mined,
but traces of silver were found as well.
The English speaking tour guide will
show you remains of the mining epochs
from the medieval ages to the last era
of mining in which mine workers used
dynamite. For more info, call the Tourist Information Bureau Winnweiler at
06302-60261.
CONCERTS
The Vagrants
Sat, Apr 20
Zweibrücken, Sutter bar/restaurant
This independent Australian band will
be presenting rock music at the pub
Sutter starting at 9 p.m. The female front
singer with her unique voice will ensure
a good party mood for the audience.
The Vagrants have been on their world
tour now for more than seven years.
Entry fee is €6. For more info, see www.
gasthaus-sutter.de.
1. FC Kaiserslautern – SC Paderborn
Sat, Apr 20
Kaiserslautern, Fritz-Walter-Stadium
The 1. FC Kaiserslautern soccer team
is playing a home game at the FritzWalter-Stadium at 1 p.m. April 20. The
match will take place as part of the
second half of the season against the
SC Paderborn. Get tickets at www.
fck-ticketshop.de (in German only)
Wrestling show
Sat, Apr 27
Mannheim, SAP Arena
The SAP Arena is hosting the WWE
Smack Down Wrestle Mania Revenge
Tour starting at 7 p.m. April 27. See the
most popular stars of this scene like
Sheamus, Big Show, Natalya and many
more in one show. With the perfect mix
of athletics and show, they fascinate
their audience. Tickets cost €38 and can
be bought via the ticket hotline 06211819 0-333.
Bicycle adventure day
Sun, Apr 28
Zweibrücken, Herzogplatz
Following last year’s huge success, a
second bicycle adventure day will take
place from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. April 28
in the area around Zweibrücken. Along
the 37.5-kilometer (23-mile) route you
can enjoy the beautiful landscape with
old mills, a monastery and several
culinary food stalls. Additionally, a team
of extreme sport bikers will perform
some stunts at the Herzogplatz during
the event. Throughout the day, programs
for children and musical entertainment will be provided everywhere. For
more information in German, see www.
suedwestpfalz-touristik.de.
For more to do in Germany, visit www.militaryingermany.com
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Was ist Los?
KMC Cultural
Highlights
by Petra Lessoing
The following is a list of performances and events happening in the
KMC and nearby. Dates are subject
to change.
Performing arts
Pfalztheater Kaiserslautern:
• “Cosi fan tutte,” an opera by
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart,
7:30 p.m. Saturday, May 11 and 29,
8 p.m. Wednesday, and 6 p.m.
May 5.
• “The Black Rider: The Casting
of the Magic Bullets,” a rock musical
by Tom Waits, William S. Burroughs
and Robert Wilson, in German,
7:30 p.m. Thursday, April 27, and
3 p.m. Sunday (child care available).
• “Nabucco,” an opera by
Guiseppe Verdi, 7:30 p.m. May 9.
• “Aida,” a musical by Elton John
and Tim rice, 7:30 p.m. May 18
and 28.
• “Dornröschen,” Sleeping Beauty,
a ballet by Stefano Giannetti,
7:30 p.m. May 25.
For more information, call
0631-3675-209 or visit
www.pfalztheater.de.
Kammgarn Kaiserslautern:
• Mic Donet presents soul music,
8 p.m. today. Tickets cost €25.
• No Music in K-Town features
Tentacle Attack and Swallow Pride
with metalcore, and Vodoo Love with
rock music, 8 p.m. Saturday.
• Eric Fish & Friends present
middle ages music, 8 p.m. Sunday.
Tickets cost €19.
• Kammgarn International Jazz
Festival features Nubya, 8 p.m.
Thursday; Pauline Ngoc, Malene
Mortensson, Lulu Weiss, April 26;
and Roberto Fonseca, Enrico Rave
Dance Floor Ensemble, and Volker
Klimmer and Djulia, April 27.
Festival tickets for three days cost
€47; single tickets cost €17.
For times and other bands performing in different locations, visit
www.kammgarn.de or call
0631-365-2607.
Fruchthalle, Kaiserslautern:
• The Pfalztheater Orchestra presents its third symphony concert featuring works by Ravel, Ridil and
Brahms, 8 p.m. April 26.
• German Radio Philharmonics
Saarbrücken Kaiserslautern presents works by Wolfgang Amadeus
Mozart, 1 p.m. May 2. Lunch will be
offered at noon. Tickets cost €21 with
lunch and €12 without lunch.
For advance tickets and to register
for lunch, call Kaiserslautern TouristInfo at 0631-365-2317.
Stiftskirche Kaiserslautern:
• “Al Oud und die Laute,”
Persian-German music encounters,
8 p.m. today. Tickets cost €8.
JUZ (Youth Center), Steinstrassse
47, Kaiserslautern:
• Hard to Handle, a cover rock
band performs 8 p.m. today. Tickets
cost €6.50.
For more information, visit
www.juz-kl.de.
Haus des Bürgers, RamsteinMiesenbach:
• “Non(n)sens,” a musical comedy
by Dan Goggin, in German, 8 p.m.
today. Tickets cost €22 to €28.
• “Classic without Borders,” a
piano night with Stephan Schappé,
5 p.m. Sunday. Tickets cost €12.
www.hausdesbuergers.de.
Stadthalle Landstuhl:
• “Izi Bizi,” a rock ’n’ roll show
from the 1950s with the greatest hits
from the musical “Grease,” 8 p.m.
April 30. Tickets cost €19.50 to €28.
www.stadthalle-landstuhl.de.
English Theatre, Gallusanlage 7,
Frankfurt:
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Jazz festival
Nubya presents a mix of pop, rock ‘n’ roll,
soul and jazz at 8 p.m. Thursday during the International Jazz Festival at the
Kammgarn Kaiserslautern. Tickets cost
€17. The festival continues April 26 and 27
with various bands. For more information,
visit www.kammgarn.de.
Courtesy photo
Medieval market in Bayerfeld
A medieval spring market takes place from 2 p.m. to midnight Saturday and 11 a.m. to
8 p.m. Sunday in Bayerfeld-Steckweiler. The market set up on Schlossbergstrasse revives
the Middle Ages with marketeers, craftsmen, fortune tellers, musicians, belly dancers and
knights. Vendors sell weapons, medieval clothes, wood and leather products, jewelry,
herbs, fruit wines and honey. Craftsmen present the making of baskets, chairs and jewelry,
pottery and blacksmithing. Different knights’ groups conduct show fights. Children can
participate in the making of medieval coins, have fun on a merry–go-round and enjoy a
children’s knight show. Typical medieval food and mead is served in a tavern. Admission
to the medieval spring market is free. Bayerfeld-Steckweiler is on federal street B48, north
of Rockenhausen and south of Bad Kreuznach. For GPS users, the zip code is 67808. For
more information, visit http://die-stolzenburger.domain.lc.
• “Master Class,” a play by
Terrence McNally, through April 28.
Performances are 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays
to Saturdays, and 6 p.m. Sundays.
www.english-theatre.org.
Nationaltheater Mannheim, am
Goetheplatz:
• “Don Carlo,” an opera by
Guiseppe Verdi, in Italian, with
German subtitles, 7:30 p.m. today,
and 7 p.m. April 27.
• “Der kleine Prinz,” a ballet by
Dominique Dumais, based on the
book by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry,
7:30 p.m. April 27 and 30.
www.nationaltheater-mannheim.de.
Miscellaneous
• Kaiserslautern, Gartenschau,
open to Oct. 31. Hours are 10 a.m. to
7 p.m. New flower show, “Light —
Dark,” opens 2 p.m. Sunday in flower
hall. Brass band Blech Pur presents
“Musik im Park,” 4:30 p.m. Sunday.
www.gartenschau-kl.de.
• Kaiserslautern, Japanese Garden
open daily 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., through
Oct. 31.
www.japanischergarten.de.
• Kaiserslautern, Pfalzgalerie
Museum, new exhibition “Matthew
Tyson & Imprints — Artist and
Printmaker,” Wednesday to June 23.
Hours are 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesdays;
10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesdays to
Sundays; Mondays closed.
Visit www.mpk.de for more information.
• Brücken, 26th international running event around Ohmbach Lake,
6:15 p.m. today. Runs of 1.5, 5 and
10 km are for families, lead around
lake.
www.tv-bruecken.de.
• Pfalzbibliothek (library of the
Palatinate), Bismarckstrasse 17,
Kaiserslautern, display of documents
and discoveries of airplane crashes in
World War II. Hours are 9 a.m. to
4 p.m. Monday to Friday, and
10 a.m. to 2 a.m. Saturday, through
May 25.
• Kaiserslautern, Stiftsplatz, market fest with special offers, food specialties, entertaining program, 10 a.m.
to 2 p.m. April 27.
• Steinbach (north of Winnweiler),
Celtic village, open 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturdays, and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Sundays and German holidays, to
Oct. 31.
For more information, go online
and visit www.keltendorf-steinbach.
de.
Flea markets
• Kaiserslautern, Pfalzcenter
(across from Daenner Kaserne),
Saturdays.
• Kaiserslautern, Merkurstrasse,
behind BMW dealer, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Wednesdays.
• Kaiserslautern, Opel, Portal 4,
8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday and
April 27.
• Bad Dürkheim, Saline (saltworks), 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and
April 27.
• Ramstein, Autokino, April 28.
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Mailing prohibited items risks penalties
A
uthorized U.S. citizens in
Germany receive a variety of goods and products through the military
postal system from family, friends and
online retail companies in the states.
The majority of the mail received is
processed and made available to customers without interruption.
However, the post offices continue to receive some parcels that
contain items that are prohibited and/or restricted for import into
Germany.
When German customs officials
inspect the post offices and notice a
violation, parcels are routinely seized
and detained.
A sampling of prohibited items
includes:
• Beef jerky and canned meat
products, including dog and cat
food
• Coffee, alcohol and tobacco products
• Prescription drugs from pharmacies and non-prescription medicines,
including supplements, diet pills and
vitamins
• Dairy products
• Firearms without proper permits,
ammunition and fireworks
• Counterfeit goods, including purses,
shoes, clothing, CDs, DVDs and any
merchandise that violates trademark
agreements
In addition, customers should be
aware that use of the military postal
system to receive and send goods and
merchandise for the purpose of resale,
resulting in a financial gain, is strictly
prohibited. The resale prohibition violates Department of Defense mail regulations and host nation customs laws.
Violators could face penalties or fines
from German customs and may also
jeopardize their mailing privileges,
including a temporary mailing suspension, limited privileges or a permanent
revocation of privileges.
Retired military patrons face additional restrictions. In accordance with
U.S. European Command Instruction
8703.01, military retirees in Germany
may only receive goods and merchandise from commercial mailers with a
value of €22 or less and €45 or less
from personal mailers. These restrictions are in addition to the 16 ounce
weight limit.
For more information on what is
prohibited in the mail for Germany,
visit www1.zoll.de/english_version/
a0_passenger_traffic/e0_vub/g0_
medicines/priv_imports/index.html
or pick up a copy of USEUCOM
NOTICE 8704.01-R, Prohibited
Import Items, dated Nov. 1, 2012,
available at the Ramstein Northside,
Southside and Kapaun post offices.
(Courtesy of Master Sgt. Joshua
Keenan)
Summertime scams prove all that glitters is not gold
by Robert Szostek
U.S. Army Europe Office of the Provost Marshal
Public Affairs
HEIDELBERG, Germany — People can run
into bad luck while they are on the road and become
legitimate candidates for charity. Unfortunately,
others are simply up to no good, warn officials at the
U.S. Army Europe Office of the Provost Marshal.
“With the onset of summer we again expect to see
cases of swindlers trying to defraud Americans traveling around Europe,” said Joseph Day, USAREUR
OPM law enforcement chief.
Officials said one type of common scam involves
someone in a vehicle flagging down other vehicles
to get money by falsely claiming to need help. This
kind of approach often happens close to a barracks
gate, at a highway rest stop or on a road outside a
town where vehicles must move slowly.
Sometimes the scammers offer drivers what
appears to be gold jewelry as “collateral” so they
can pay a “loan” back later, OPM officials said, but
the rings and chains usually turn out to be worthless
brass imitations.
OPM experts warned of a second scam that
involves a con artist stopping an intended victim and
claiming to have run out of money at a trade fair. The
scammer then offers to sell the victim his expensive
goods — often jackets or coats — at a huge discount
so he can buy gas to get home. But the fancy brandname articles are nothing but cheap fakes.
Police in Bavaria recently reported another variation of the gold scam in which beggars give passersby a gold ring that they claim no longer fits.
If someone accepts the gift, the man or woman
then begs them for money and can become quite
aggressive. Again, the supposed gold ring turns out
to be brass.
To avoid being scammed, Day recommends that
members of the U.S. forces community in Europe
keep these tips in mind:
• Beware of distractions if you are in your car
alone. Someone talking to you on the driver’s side
of the car could be trying to divert your attention
while a buddy steals your purse or wallet from the
other side.
• Offers that sound too good to be true, usually
are. Articles with fancy brand names and gold jewelry are most likely cheap imitations.
• Always consider the relationship between the
trouble a person claims he is in and what he is asking for. People in real need rarely ask for more than
what is absolutely necessary.
• Never give large amounts of money to anyone
on the road. The most anyone should need is enough
to fill a tank with gas.
Officials also noted that the German automobile
association, ADAC, reports that travelers should also
be aware that in some regions gangs may be involved
in trying to scam motorists on main highways.
Courtesy photo
The crooks, they say, generally drive large, dark
sedans and try to get drivers to stop with hand gestures, flashing lights or a raised gas container. When
their victim stops, they demand financial help for
their families or try to sell fake jewelry. If the victim
gives up little or no cash, the solicitation can turn
into a robbery.
ADAC advises drivers who encounter such situations to not stop, but continue driving.
Day advises that anyone approached in this manner write down the person’s license plate number
and contact the nearest military or civil police station.
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Ramstein gets ready ‘fore’ golf !
makes it a fun learning environment.”
Many great players have needed
a little help on their journey to
becoming professionals.
“I started playing at an early age
he Woodlawn Golf
but could never afford private lesCourse is holding golf
sons when I started unfortunately.
classes instructed by
I began taking lessons as a teenBruce Loome, a Woodlawn golf pro
ager and although this sport can be
and a member of the British PGA.
very frustrating during the learning
The course staff ensures the lesphase, I was determined to succeed
sons are fast, fun and affordable for
and continued with the coaching for
aspiring golfers who have little to
many years,” Loome said. “I am
no experience.
proud to have achieved what I have
“(The classes are held) at
to date.”
Woodlawn Golf Course, Ramstein,
Training with a professional can
both on the course and on the
help a beginner advance very quickdriving range. There is a private
ly, but sharing that love of the game
teaching area that I use for the
instruction,” Loome said. “We Bruce Loome, Woodlawn Golf Course golf pro and a member of the British PGA, describes the basic with others is what Loome said he
begin with putting, chipping, fundamentals to students Tuesday on Ramstein. From April to October on Tuesdays and Thursdays, really enjoys.
pitching then full swing. This Loome offers 90-minute lessons to those interested in learning more about golf.
“(Golf) is a wonderful sport. It
method of teaching is called backward ment provided to students. These classes are used to will take a lifetime to master, but it is played in
chaining; it’s very good for the learning of any bring adults together who have an interest in golf, some lovely surroundings, you meet many different
skill.”
focus on teaching basic skills and provide informa- people all with a love for the game,” Loome said.
From April to October on Tuesdays and tion on the rules of golf.
For more information on the classes offered,
Thursdays, Loome offers 90-minute lessons to those
“It’s a really fun, stress-free environment,” call 06371-47-6240, 480-6240 or visit www.
interested in learning more about golf, with equip- said golf student Lynne Wilson. “The instructor ramsteingolf.com.
Story and photo by
Senior Airman
Aaron-Forrest Wainwright
T
Air Force and Army Chapel Schedule
Protestant Services
t%BFOOFS$IBQFM
Saturday Seventh-Day Adventist
Sabbath School 9:30 a.m.
Worship service 11 a.m.
Sunday Chapel Next Service 10:00 a.m.
POC USAG-K Chaplains Office 493-4098,
Civ. 0631-3406-4098, BLDG 3150
t-BOETUVIM$IBQFM
Sunday Protestant Worship
and Kid’s Church 11:00 a.m.
Civ 0631-3406-4098
t3BNTUFJO/PSUI$IBQFM (480-6148)
Contemporary Service, 11:00 a.m. Sunday
t3BNTUFJO4PVUI$IBQFM (480-5753)
Liturgical Services, 9 a.m. Sunday
Liturgical Sunday School, 11:00 a.m. Sunday
Traditional Service, 11:00 a.m. Sunday
t7PHFMXFI$IBQFM (489-6859)
Gospel Service, 11:00 a.m. Sunday
Protestant Education Classes are available for
all ages at Vogelweh, Ramstein, Landstuhl and
Daenner, For more information, call 480-2499
or 489-6743.
t-BOETUVIM$IBQFM
Sunday Mass 9 a.m.
Daily Mass noon Mon – Fri
Civ 0631-3406-4098
Islamic Services
t3BNTUFJO4PVUI$IBQFM.PTRVF (480-5753),
Jumu’ah Prayer, 1:30 p.m.
For Religious Education and Daily Prayers
check Prayer Schedule
Orthodox Christian
Confession by appointment
Divine Liturgy
- Kapaun Chapel Sun, 9:00 a.m.
For more information call: 489-2496
Youth Group
Middle School Youth Group, "Plugged-In" for
Landstuhl, Kaiserslautern and Sembach meets
on Sundays from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Pulaski
Religious Youth Center.
High School Youth Group, "The Rock" meets
on Sundays from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Pulaski
Religious Youth Center.
Dinner for Students and their Families,
Jewish Religious Services
"Café" meets on Sundays from from 430 to 530
t3BNTUFJO4PVUI$IBQFM4ZOBHPHVF(480-5753), p.m. at the Pulaski Religious Youth Center.
Shabbat Evening Service,
For details and other events, call Anthony Amor
Friday, 7 p.m.
at 0151-2411-2619 or visit
www.kmcyouth.com.
Catholic Services
t3BNTUFJO/PSUI$IBQFM(480-6148)
Sunday Mass, 9:00 a.m. and 5 p.m.
Confessions, 4 to 4:45 p.m. Sunday
Daily Mass, 11:30 a.m. Mon through Fri
t7PHFMXFI$IBQFM (489-6859)
Confessions, 4 to 4:45 p.m.
Saturday Mass, 5 p.m. Saturday
t%BFOOFS$IBQFM
Sunday Confessions 11:45 a.m.
Sunday Mass 12:30 p.m.
Daily Mass 11:45 a.m. Tue – Fri
Civ 0631-3406-4098
Denominational Services
Episcopal (St. Albans)
,BQBVO$IBQFM Sun, 10:30 a.m.
Korean Service
4PVUI$IBQFM Sun, 1 p.m.
Unitarian Universalist Service
,BQBVO$IBQFM
2nd & 4th Sun, 1.30 p.m. (Sep through May)
Wiccan
,BQBVO"OOFY1st & 3rd Sat, 7 p.m.
Confessional Lutheran (WELS)
4PVUI$IBQFM 2nd & 4th Sun, 4 p.m.
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KMC boxes its way to a better body
sticking with it ever since.”
Way wasn’t the only one who has
improved their fitness, Scullion said.
There have been others who improved
group stands huddled in a
greatly as well.
semicircle around a blue mat,
“We have a few people who have a
watching and waiting for the
hard time getting past the fitness test,
two warriors to don and adjust
like one who started out at a 76, but
their gear.
got a 95 in the space of a couple of
They put in their mouthpieces, bump
months,” he said. “That takes dedicafists and wait for the coach’s signal.
tion and drive, but they’ve all done
“Ready?” he asks. The pugilists nod
it. If you have a problem with fitness
and mumble something through their
come on out, we’ll push you to the
rubber mouthpieces affirming they’re
limit and you’ll have fun.”
prepared for the ensuing battle.
The boxing club offers service memUpon hearing “go,” the two immebers, their families and civilians anothdiately begin their bout, bobbing and
er way to workout and get fit.
weaving, and throwing a combination
“It’s a lot more fun than the squadStaff Sgt. David Meredith, 721st Aerial Port Squadron security manager, spars against James ron delegated programs or working out
of punches to the head and body.
The fight ends, and even though this Scullion, Celtic Warrior Boxing Club coach, during practice Feb. 27 at the Miesau Army Depot. by yourself, you either get in that same
was just practice, the lessons learned The combination of cardio, cross training and strength training makes boxing a great alternate boring routine or don’t know where to
workout for any fitness level.
prepare them for their next match.
start,” Way said. “Out here you get a
The Celtic Warrior Boxing Club was started being mentally strong.”
bunch of people who are motivated and they get you
about six months ago, and as most boxing clubs,
Matches may be mentally challenging but the motivated, it’s fun and will really make you sweat.”
it’s used to get the club’s members in shape, while rigorous training during practices helped many with
Scullion says not all members of the club go on
preparing them for their next bout.
their overall fitness, improving several members’ to fight in matches, some attend just to get fit. The
“I’ve been coaching for more than 20 years now, physical training test scores.
club meets three times a week from 6 to 8 p.m.
when I started my own gym,” said James Scullion,
“I’ve lost a lot of weight, and have gotten in a Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at the Miesau
Celtic Warrior Boxing Club coach. “It’s in my lot better shape,” said Staff Sgt. Aaron Way, 721st Army Depot gym.
blood; ever since I was a child, I’ve had boxing Aircraft Maintenance Squadron crew chief. “I went
“If you have problems getting fit and you like
gloves and we all used to spar each other as our from barely passing my PT test to this last one get- mixed-martial arts or whatever and you want to
entertainment for the day.”
ting a 95.1, beating my commander’s score. I got learn how to box, come on out,” he said. “We
He decided to become a coach because of the tired of scraping by and being out of shape.”
will do drills and we’ll get your fitness up, if you
reactions of those he trained.
For Way, being involved in a boxing club fulfilled like it, great. Warrior fitness and resiliency is what
“Seeing the belief in these people, if they a childhood dream.
boxing is all about and it brings you to the next
don’t believe in themselves or have a little bit
“Ever since I was a child, I wanted to box,” level.”
of fear and seeing their confidence improve,” he said. “I just never lived in an area where it
At the end of the day, the boxers pack up while
he said. “(Boxing) is 80 percent mental and 20 was possible or didn’t have the money. Then I get reflecting on lessons learned from the day’s fight,
percent physical. It’s about movement, fitness and here and find out this is going on and I’ve been coming up with new plans for future matches.
Story and photo by
Airman 1st Class Trevor Rhynes
A
Basketball fundamentals
Basketball fundamentals, classes coached by professional German basketball league player Anthony
Harris, will take place until May 30 on Tuesdays
and Thursdays from 5 to 6 p.m. for ages 5 to 10,
and from 7 to 8 p.m. for ages 11 to 18. Practices will
take place in the Baumholder Middle/High School
gym. Clean, hand-carried shoes are required to play.
The cost is $60. To register or for more information,
call Parent Central Services at 485-7003 or 067836-7003.
Day of Lacrosse
Looking for something to do Sunday? Come
on out and watch the fastest game on two feet.
The Kaiserslautern Lumberjacks has a “Day of
Lacrosse” Sunday with three ladies lacrosse games
and two men’s games.
Ladies games:
11 a.m. — Kaiserslautern vs. Karlsruhe
1 p.m. — Würzburg/Passau vs. Karlsruhe
3 p.m. — Kaiserslautern vs. Würzburg/Passau
Mens games
noon — Kaiserslautern B vs. Marburg
2 p.m. — Kaiserslautern A vs. Cologne
Entrance is free. Games are held at TSG 1861
Kaiserslautern e.V., Hermann-Löns-Strasse 25,
67663 Kaiserslautern. For more information or
if interested in joining, search “Kaiserslautern
Lacrosse” on Facebook.
Golf tournament
The Army Emergency Relief Golf Tournament
takes place May 10 at the Woodlawn Golf Course
on Ramstein. Compile a team and register now by
calling your Army unit representative or ACS at
0631-3406-4221/4015. Tickets prices include green
fees, cart and buffet style lunch.
Bodybuilding, figure invitational
The K-Town Bodybuilding and Figure Invitational
will be held at 3 p.m. May 18 in the Kaiserslautern
High School auditorium. The invitational will feature more than 30 athletes from the KMC, Stuttgart,
Wiesbaden, Spangdahlem and other surrounding
communities. This free event is open to everyone. The event is sponsored by the Kaiserslautern
Landstuhl Spouses’ Association and Landstuhl
Regional Medical Center Bravo Company Tier III.
For more information, visit www.sandigriffin.com
or www.facebook.com/teamlandstuhl.
Players needed
FV Olympia Ramstein, the soccer club in
Ramstein-Miesenbach, is looking for girls born
1997 to 2000 who would like to play soccer in a girls
team. Younger players are welcome as well. Practice
is conducted from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Wednesdays and
Fridays at the FV Olympia Ramstein compound
(Am Hocht) or at the Reichswald stadium near the
Azur swimming pool. The club’s women’s team
needs players born after 1995. Practice is from 7 to
9 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays. Any interested
players should contact Klaus Peter Heil at 0637171801 or Jens-Frederic Wolf at 0176-64648945. For
details, visit www.fv-olympia-ramstein.de.
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NOW SHOWING
Gateway Cineplex (Ramstein)
Oblivion (PG-13) 11 a.m., 1:45 p.m., 4:30 p.m., 7:15 p.m., 10 p.m.
Parker (R) 11:15 a.m., 2 p.m., 4:45 p.m., 7:30 p.m., 10:15 p.m.
Identity Thief (R) 11:30 a.m., 2:15 p.m., 5 p.m., 8 p.m.
The Croods (PG) 11 a.m., 1:30 p.m., 4 p.m., 630 p.m.
SATURDAY - Oblivion (PG-13) 11 a.m., 1:45 p.m., 4:30 p.m., 7:15 p.m., 10 p.m.
Parker (R) 11:15 a.m., 2 p.m., 4:45 p.m., 7:30 p.m., 10:15 p.m.
Identity Thief (R) 11:30 a.m., 2:15 p.m., 5 p.m., 8 p.m.
SUNDAY Oblivion (PG-13) 11 a.m., 1:45 p.m., 4:30 p.m., 7:15 p.m.
Parker (R) 11:15 a.m., 2 p.m., 4:45 p.m., 7:30 p.m.
Identity Thief (R) 11:30 a.m., 2:15 p.m., 5 p.m., 7:45 p.m.
MONDAY - Oblivion (PG-13) 11 a.m., 1:45 p.m., 4:30 p.m., 7:15 p.m.
TUESDAY - Oblivion (PG-13) 11 a.m., 1:45 p.m., 4:30 p.m., 7:15 p.m.
WEDNESDAY - Oblivion (PG-13) 11 a.m., 1:45 p.m., 4:30 p.m., 7:15 p.m.
THURSDAY - Oblivion (PG-13) 11 a.m., 1:45 p.m., 4:30 p.m., 7:15 p.m.
TODAY -
Next to Autobahn A6, Exit 13 (Landstuhl)
Merkurstraße 9, 66877 Ramstein-Miesenbach
6THEATRES, THX, EX and all Digital Sound Systems
FRI APR 19 - WED APR 24
In Digital 3D: G.I. Joe2: Retaliation
(PG13)- Fri 20:15, Sat & Sun 18:00, 20:15,
Mon - Wed 20:30
Evil Dead (R)- Fri 18:15, 20:30, 22:30, Sat
18:00, 20:30, 22:30, Sun 18:00, 20:30, Mon Wed 18:15, 20:30
Mama (PG13)- Fri 16:15, 18:00, 20:30, 22:30,
Sat 16:00, 18:15, 20:30, 22:30, Sun 16:00, 18:15,
20:30, Mon - Wed 16:30, 18:15, 20:30
Oblivion (PG13)- Fri 15:45, 18:00, 20:00,
22:30, Sat 13:30, 15:45, 17:30, 20:00, 22:30, Sun
13:30, 15:45, 17:30, 20:00, Mon - Wed 16:00,
18:00, 20:30
Special Screening (only 5,- Euro
Admission):
Django Unchained Sun 14:30, Wed
17:00, James Bond: Skyfall Sat & Sun
13:30, Life Of Pie Fri 15:45, Mon 16:00
Still showing: A Good Day To Die
Hard, OZ: The Great And
Powerful, Les Misérables, The
Croods
For Showtimes of Thur APR 25Icall 06371937 037 or see www.broadwaykino.com/kmc
Galaxy Theater (Vogelweh)
TODAY Oblivion (PG-13) 7 p.m.
SATURDAY - Identity Thief (R) 4 p.m.
Parker (R) 7 p.m.
SUNDAY Rise of the Guardians (PG) 4 p.m.
Editor’s note: Schedules and synopses are provided by the Army and Air
Force Exchange Service. Movie times and dates are subject to change by
the individual theaters. Please check with the theater to ensure accuracy.
At The Movies
Visit www.kaiserslauternamerican.com/movies.php for details
The Croods (PG) — The world’s very
first prehistoric family goes on a road trip to
an uncharted and fantastical world.
Starring Nicolas Cage and Emma Stone.
Oblivion (PG-13) — Jack Harper is one
of the last few drone repairmen stationed on
Earth. Part of a massive operation to extract
vital resources after decades of war with a
terrifying threat known as the Scavs, Jack’s
mission is nearly complete.
Living in and patrolling the breathtaking skies from thousands of feet above, his
soaring existence is brought crashing down
when he rescues a beautiful stranger from
a downed spacecraft. Her arrival triggers a
chain of events that forces him to question
everything he knows and puts the fate of
humanity in his hands.
Starring Tom Cruise and Morgan
Freeman.
Parker (R) — A thief with a unique code
of professional ethics is double-crossed by
his crew and left for dead. Assuming a new
disguise and forming an unlikely alliance
with a woman on the inside, he looks to
hijack the score of the crew’s latest heist.
Starring Jason Statham and Jennifer
Lopez.
Puzzle courtesy of http://thinks.com/
ACROSS
1 Have on
5 Spherical bodies
9 Florentine river
13 Handel contemporary
14 Country singer Bonnie
16 Dire destiny
17 Beatle with the beat
19 Speechless
20 Sham
21 Gateway Arch designer
23 German film director
Riefenstahl
25 Norwegian inlets
26 Boyfriends
29 Kind of diver
31 Art medium
32 Skirt part
33 Where Belgrade is
36 Prefix with athlete
37 Lives
39 Anomalous
40 Listened to
42 Legal thing
43 Christmas
44 Salad style
46 Devoured
47 Hooked claws
48 Sunrise
50 Devil worship
52 Become fond of
56 Newspaper notice
57 Unique
59 Seagoing ice
60 Greek sorceress
61 Right-angled
extensions
62 Care for
63 “Carpe ___”
64 Biological bristle
DOWN
1 “Star Trek” speed
2 Greek goddess of
discord
3 “Green Gables” girl
4 Leo’s brightest star
5 Actor-director
Welles
6 Cagney epithet
7 It’s not fair!
8 Attack from the air
9 Devotee
10 Circuitous
11 Written commentary
12 Augury
15 Tramps
18 Works of Shelley
22 Valentine’s Day gift
24 A day in Rome
26 Not just one
27 Dublin’s land
28 Estrangement
30 Islamic chiefs
32 Devotion to pleasure
34 Aimless
35 Yemen port
37 Military mission, briefly
38 Feat
41 Expanded
43 New Englanders
45 Gave out
46 Actor McGregor
47 Dining-room furniture
49 Elite squad
50 Gentle
51 Skirt style
53 Author ___ Stanley
Gardner
54 Pinball problem
55 Greek peak
58 “Gosh!”
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Available with GP Residences:
Beautiful Mackenbach House, 5
BR, large bik, liv/din rm with fire
place oven, 2.5 baths, garage, patio, yard, €1,950. Wonderful Bavarian Style House with private yard
in Vogelbach, 5 BR, 2.5 baths, large bik, liv/din rm with great patio,
fire place oven, lots of storage, garage + carport €1,850. Modern
Miesau House, 5 BR, 2.5 baths,
nice bik w/pantry, liv/din rm, yard,
carport+off street parking, storage, €1,755. New Hütschenhausen
House, 4 BR, 2 baths, nice bik, liv/
din rm, yard, carport, €1,520. Great Spesbach House, 4 BR, 2
baths, beautiful large bik, liv/din
rm, party room, yard, garage, lots
of storage, €1,060. Modern Kaiserslautern House, 4 BR, 2 bath,
bik, liv/din rm, garage, yard,
€1,000. Nice, large Wallhalben
House, 10 min south of Landstuhl, 6 BR, 3 baths, family room,
large bik, liv/din rm, balconies,
yard, garage, great view, €1,950.
Nice pet friendly Hochspeyer house, 4BR, 2.5 baths, liv/dinrm, bik,
carport, yard, storage €1200. Largely reduced fees, call 0162-4131878 or 06372-3211 or email:
gpresidences@gmx.net.
Beautiful low energy house built
in 2011, 20 km to Landstuhl, 300
m², 4 BR, 3.5 Baths, BIK, Liv/DinRoom, Storage, Double-Garage,
Yard, Pets negotiable, Rent: 2180
Euro + util, Avail: Now. For more
information please contact G.I.
Bill Pay Service & Real Estate:
06371-465407 or 0160-1065196
or ramstein@gibillpay.com
Brand new freestanding house,
340 sqm., 7 bedrms., + dress rm.,
3 baths., b.i.k., terrace, yard, garage 2.500 €uro + util Anne S. Neumann Immobilien4you Tel: 06372803641 or 0173-8317162
Schwedelbach: townend house,
164sqm, 3bedr, livr, bik, 2bath,
studio, yard, terrace, Pets allowed, €1050+util, Roth Immobilien,
06374-994776 or 0171-1950606
Spesbach:
duplex,
221sqm,
4bedr, livr, bik, 2bath, yard, garage, terrace, €1550+util. Roth Immobilien 06374-994776 or 01711950606
Brand new freestanding bungalow, 22 km to K'lautern/Sembach,
220 m², 3 BR, 1 Studio, 2.5 Baths,
BIK, Liv/Din-Room, No pets,
Avail: April 15, 2013, Rent: approx. 1900 Euro + util. For more
information please contact G.I.
06371-465407 or 0160-1065196
Brand new freestanding bungalow, 22km to K'lautern/Sembach,
220 m², 3 BR, 1 Studio, 2.5 Baths,
BIK, Liv/Din-Room, No pets,
Avail: April 15, 2013, Rent:
1790.00 Euro + util. For more information please contact G.I. Bill
Pay Service & Real Estate: 06371465407 or 0160-1065196 or
ramstein@gibillpay.com
Brand new house, Kaiserslautern, 290sqm, 6bedr, 2 1/2 bath,
luxury kitchen, fire-place, garage,
duplex, €2115,- + util. Real Estate
Metzler 017661721186
Brand new, wonderful FSH, Weilerbach, 8 min to RAB, 238 sqm,
5 bedrooms, 2,5 baths, modern
BIK, big dining, -living room, floor
heating, carport, terrace, Rent
1900 € + Util. + Finder's fee. Sunny
Ray
Immobilien,
015787016817
Dublex in Landstuhl, In der Atzel
7, 100sqm, bik, 3BR, liv, 2 baths,
big basement w/ hobby rm. No
pets! €680 + util, 06371-62411
Duplex-Half 175 m² in Otterbach,
6 km to K'Lautern, 3 BR, Liv/DinRoom, 2.5 Bath, In-Law-Suite,
Winter garden, Carport, Small
yard, Pets allowed, Rent: 1300 Euro + util., Avail: May 1, 2013. For
more information please contact
G.I. Bill Pay Service & Real Estate:
06371-465407 or 0160-1065196
Duplex-Half, 140sqm in Rammelsbach, 2 BR, 1.5 Bath, Liv/DinRoom w. fireplace, BIK, Garage,
Pets negotiable, Rent: 1030 Euro
+ util., Avail: Now. For more information please contact G.I. Bill
Pay Service & Real Estate: 06371465407 or 0160-1065196 or
ramstein@gibillpay.com
Eulenbis: 10 min to RAB, gorgeous view, huge house with 6
bed, 3 baths, BIK, garage. €
1870,-- RE/MAX Dreamhomes 4
U
Landstuhl,
Kaiserstr.
4,
01704116990 or 01706850060
Email
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A Christian fellowship that gathers to study God’s word verse by verse
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66862 Kindsbach
FSH 250 m² in Neuhemsbach,
6km to Sembach, Sembach
school district, 4 BR, 2 Baths,
BIK, Liv/Din-Room, Storage, InLaw-Suite, Yard, Pets allowed,
Rent: 1700 Euro + util., Avail:
March 15, 2013, Reduced fee. For
more info please contact GI Bill
Pay Service & Real Estate Tel.:
06371-465407 or 0160-1065196,
Email: ramstein@gibillpay.com
FSH w/ In-Law-Suite 225sqm in
Otterbach, 6 km to K'Lautern, 4
BR, 3 Baths, 2 Living-Room, Dining-Room, 2 BIK, 1 Carport,
Yard, Laundry-Room, Storage,
Pets allowed, Rent: 1700 Euro +
util., Avail: May 15, 2013. For more information please contact G.I.
06371-465407 or 0160-1065196
FSH, 4br, bik, dinrm, 2baths, garage, yard, €1510 + util Anne S.
Neumann Immobilien4you Tel:
06372.-803641 or 0173-8317162
Hohenecken
Freest
House
130sqm 3BR BIK 1.5bath liv/din
terr balc garden cpks laundry basem attic no pets €900 +util Call:
0631-51368 or 0179-8434298
Hohenecken: very nice freestanding House, 371qm Living space,
huge dining and living room, BIK,
Pantry, 5BR, 2,5 BA, Huge Studio
with a fantastic view, Basement,
Garage private Yard and much
more. Rent 2800€ call Kryspina at
RE/MAX Real Estate Center 0631/
41408880 or 0176/61265403
House for rent, freest., KL-Gersweilerhof, between KL and Erlenbach, 3km to City, 200spm, 5
bedr., 1 liv/di, kitchen full furnished, 2 baths, 1 WC sep. & 80spm
terrace, 1 Garage, SAT TV, fast Internet, WLan child welcome, pets
allowed, schoolbus stop nearly
house, Kiga 1,5 km, nice location
at the forest, rent 1022,-€ (Garage
40,-)+ utl. by meter, free on 15.
April, please call 0631/43911, Address: Im Gersweilerhof 13, 67659
Kaiserslautern eMail: tbgmbh@
gmail.com
House in 66503 Dellfeld, 35 min
from RAB, 33 km, 210 m², 6-7
bedrms, 2 baths, livingrm, dining
area, BIK, 2 fireplaces, balcony,
huge backyard, 2 garages, attic,
basement € 1023.- + util., call Eva
06301/5551 (8 pm) or 0160
97205132 anytime
House in a quiet Area, 5 Bed
Rooms, Livrm, Dinnrm, new BIK,
Bath, Guestt, Landryrm, Big Balcony, Garage, DSL-Internet, AFN
160qm. No Finders Fee €930
063847067 or 01638150865 - mi
chaelx-xbraun@web.de
House in Niedermohr avail now,
no pets, 06383-5610
April 19, 2013
Jettenbach, exclusive modern
freestanding
house,
331sqm,
6BR, 5baths, 4 balc, big yard, 2x
garage, Ramstein school distr,
pets allowed, €2580 + util, 01717776544 or after 1900 0637171523
Jettenbach: Must see Great modern house, about 340 m² living
sp, 6 bedroom and 5 bathrooms,
large livingr, BIK, 2 Garages, very
big yard, available now only 15
min to RAB € 2.500,-- RE/MAX
Dreamhomes 4 U, Landstuhl, Kaiserstr. 4, 01704116990 or 0170
685
0060
Email
wolf
gang.wiedmann@remax.de
Lambsborn, 4BR Duplex, 2Bath,
Living+Diningrm, Basement, Familyrm, Balcony, Yard, Carport. Located near forest/great walking+biking trails. 15min. to Landstuhl.
Rent
1300
Euros+Util.+1month Deposit. Pets allowed.
0173-9044818
or
stefanievaughn79@yahoo.de
Luxury big FSH, between Heidelberg & K-Town, 180sqm, 4BR,
2bath, flr heating, BIK, terrace,
balc, garden, quiet area, €1300 +
util, Call Henry 0172-6634425
Mackenbach, house 5 minutes to
RAB, 185 qm, terrace, bik, 2 bath,
2 carports, garden, aval. now, real
estate Volker Würtz, call 0171
3435936 €1390
Mackenbach: duplex 4 bedr., 2
½ bath, living/diningm, built in kit.,
patio, yard, carport, 1.510,-- € +
util
www.agra-immobilien.de
06371/57656
Mackenbach: exclusive freestanding 8 bedr., 4 ½ bath, living/diningrm., open fire-place, patio,
balcony,
yard,
doublegarage,
3.460,--€ + util www.AGRA-Immo
bilien.de 06371/57656
New built low energy FSH in Freisen, 25 min. to RAB, 250 m², 5
BR, 2 BIK, 2.5 Baths, Liv/DinRoom, Office-Room, Basement,
Pets negotiable, Rent: 1800 Euro
+ util. For more information please contact G.I. Bill Pay Service &
Real Estate: 06371-465407 or
0160-1065196 or ramstein@gibill
pay.com
Nice FSH in a small village, 10
BR, 4 BA, 2BIK, 460sqm, beautiful view, 5min to landstuhl, 10
min.
to
ramstein
€1800
01748053602
No fee, freestanding house in
Weilerbach 6 bdr, 2 full bath, eat
in Kitchen, 1200 € + extras. Call
Hanns 06374 - 1576 HannsJosef@t-online.de will send more
pics + informations
Queidersbach: freestanding 4
bedr., living/diningrm., 2 ½ bath,
built-in-kit., basement, yard, garage, carport, 1.280,-- € + util
www.agra-immobilien.de 0637157656
Baumholder International Worship Center
Centro de Adoración Internacional Baumholder
Überm Weiher 2 (GPS-Am Rauhen Biehl 2)
55774 Baumholder
Tel. 06783-185-0980
Sunday Intl Worship: 11:00 hr
Wednesday Prayer/Bible Study: 19:00 hr
Pastors Harry & Cristina Rodriguez, Jr.
Tel: (Handy/Cell) 01577-9105550
E-mail: pastorharryrodriguez@hotmail.com
Ramstein village, FSH, 170 sqm
5 BDR, 2,5 baths, rent € 1200, Reduced Fee ZIAI DZ Immobilien,
01726823232
Ramstein Village: huge house in
the center of Ramstein, 6 bed, 2
Baths, bik, small yard, garage,
free now € 1.700,--+ util. RE/MAX
Dreamhomes 4 U Landstuhl, Kaiserstr.
4,
01704116990
or
01706850060
Email
wolf
Representable Fam house 9BR
w/ AC whirlpool open firepl 2WC
2baths garage for 3cars 2BIK lrg
fenced lot 300sqm liv space Pets
OK in Patersbach 15min to RAB
avail 15 Jun €1980+utl Call: 0163/
7719743
Sembach area. Sunny house,
135 sqm, bik, carport, big garden
near the forest, 990.-€, call Volker, 0171 3435936
Spacious house, 5 bdr, 3 baths,
carport, 5 km to Miesau, 16 km to
RAB, low finders fee $1750 Martin
0177-1700206
Spesbach, Langgewanne 12a,
1Fam House, built 2001, 240sqm,
6Rms, BIK, 2bath, firepl. stor, garage, lrg studio & property 1805€
+util, 06386-7871
Spesbach: townhouse 4 bedr., 1
½ bath, living-diningrm., patio,
balcony, yard, 1.150,--€ + util
www.AGRA-Immobilien.de 06371/
57656
Steinwenden: freestanding 4
bedr. 2 ½ bath, living/diningrm.,
built-in-kit., patio, yard, garage,
1.720,--€ + util www.AGRA-Immo
bilien.de 06371/57656
Why stay in a hotel room while
looking for a permanent homecome and stay in a comfortable
large suite. Pets Ok, AFN. 4 info
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ging €130 01791456657
Winnweiler: House in nice location: 180 sqm; 5 BR; 2,5 bathrooms; Rent: 1.100€ + utilities;
RE/MAX Real Estate Center Call
Katrin Lindner 0631/41408880 or
0176 80226940
HOUSES / APTS
FOR SALE
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300sqm+ Finished basement,
top floor can be rented out as a
separate apartment, 2 car garage,
2 car carport, Nice yard with barbecue fire pit, grape vines, blueberry bushes and more. New Kitchen, new wallpaper in living
room, lots of storage space. Between Ramstein, Kaiserslautern,
and Baumholder. Save Money =
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5 min east of KL: beautiful house
in quiet location, 260 sqm open
floor plan, more than 1000 sqm
property, walk-in-closet, built-incabinet floor heated, sauna, 2 garages € 368.000,-- RE/MAX Dreamhomes 4 U, Landstuhl, Kaiserstr.
4,
01704116990
or
01706850060,
email
wolf
Mehlingen fst. 1Fam House w/
spacious flr-plan & best interior,
3BR & walk-in-robe, 2.5baths, liv/
dinrm, balc, terr, sauna, tannig
bed, dbl garage & much more!
425.000€ obo Immobilien Bähr
06303-983153
April 19, 2013
Beautiful, luxury house, Ramstein school, 20 min to RAM Airbase / 288 sqm / 5 br /3 bath,
open floorplan, / floorheat. / firepl,
gar / yard, E 335.000,- Henschtal:
very nice freest house / 230 sqm /
2003 / property 508 sqm, 5 br,
2,5 bath/ floorh. yard, carp, parking, E 285,000,- ; JR Realty, ph:
01703159692 or jrrealtykmc@ya
hoo.com
Bruchmühlbach 1FSH Bj. 2002.
5BR, livrm, 2baths, 255sqm, . Studio, BIK, firepl, 2storagerm. Garage, property. 500 sqm, 380000€,
Schönenberg 1FSH Bj. 2001,
240sqm, 6BR, liv/dinrm, 3Baths, 2
storagerm. Studio, BIK, firepl, bay
windows, gr. Garage. property.
500 sqm 360000€, Spesbach
1FDH Bj. 2002, 5BR, liv/dinrm,
2Bath, BIK, 2storagerm, Studio,
245sqm living space. 300sqm property. firepl, Garage 345000€,
Spesbach, 2Duplex houses Bj.
2002, 12BR, liv/dinrm, 4Baths,
4storagerms.
Both
490sqm,
2Studios, 2BIK, 2 firepl, 2 Garages, 900sqm property, No Realtor
Fee, 695000€ 06841/9944879
Freestanding house, property
914 sqm., 210 sqm., living-space,
6 bedrms., 3 baths., +sauna,
b.i.k., basement, floor-heating,
balcony, 2 garages, terrace, nice
yard, Only 290 000 €uro Anne S.
Neumann Immobilien4you Tel:
06372.-803641 or 0173-8317162
Kl-Erfenbach, near Vogelweh,
freestanding
well
maintained
good low-energy house, 4BR,
2bath, BIK, open liv/dinrm with
big ground floor windows. Several
seating options/Terrace in the
Garden and Garage. 325.000.-€
no realtor fee. Immobilien Bähr
06303-983153
Open House Sun 28 Apr 14001600 hrs, 67661 Kaiserslautern,
Schumacherwoog 20, Dream House 209m² Liv Space, 1065m² lot
(owned by the seller). 5 bedrms,
liv/diningroom, built in kitchen,
pantry, fam rm, 2 bath, sauna,
laundry rm, cov balcony, cov patio, outside bbq, playground, garden house, plus more outside storage, own well, totally fenced, gas
heating. 339000 Euro. Doris Drewlow Immobilien, Tel: 063715940059
Use your Housing Allowance to
purchase your home - : buying in
Germany is not complicated. We
will inform you about all the details. We will help you - finding - financing - notarizing - moving in step by step to get your own home, RE/MAX Dreamhomes 4 U,
Landstuhl, Kaiserstr. 4, 06371/
6129262 or 0170 685 0060, email
wolfgang.wiedmann@remax.de
Ramstein Hotel Apartments- 2/3
bedroom suites perfect for families on TLA, LQA. All inclusive, no
out of pocket expences. Pets ok.
www.facebook.com/ramsteinlod
ging
or
tel.01791456657
Winnweiler (6 km to Sembach, temp_house@hotmail.com
12 km Kaiserslautern) extraordinaTdyhomes.com 1-4 BR Apts in
ry house, 165m² living space, garKtown Ramstein Landstuhl. Near
den, garage (2 cars), spaciousall bases. Free phone, fast interopen living and dining area with finet, house hunting help and much
replace, floorheating, 3 bemore. Fully furnished with washer/
drooms, 1dressing room, 1,5 badryer, full kitchens. Close to rethrooms, open gallery, for sale by
staurants, train, pubs, etc. Ameriowner €329000 svenpfeiffer75@li
can Veteran owned with German
ve.de
American staff Ilse 01709394463
or email tdyhomes@me.com
TLA / TDY
www.class-world.eu
Exclusive TLA, freestanding house in Mackenbach, 200 sqm.,
complete furnished, 2 baths.,
b.i.k., fenced terrace, garage,
pets are welcome, exclusive TLA Apartment, 100sqm., complete
furnished, with terrace, dining-living. Area, full baths., carport, no
commision please call 01738317162 Frank Immobilien4you
Temp apt Ramstein 2 BR fully furnished TV DVD all dishes, washer
and dryer, off-st. parking, 01714831501
RAMSTEIN
CHURCH
OF CHRIST
Episcopal Services
HOLY EUCHARIST
Sundays 10:30
Kapaun Chapel
For more information please
call 480-6148 or 06372-3163
OFFICE
SPACE
www.class-world.eu
! ! Apt Mackenbach 60sqm 5min
RAB sep entry fully furn BIK wasLandstuhl: Warehouse type builher/dryer fast Internet TV short /
ding about 500 m², office space,
long term 0172-4094177
large parking. Also good for big
!! Nice single-apt. in Gimsbach, meetings etc. Available now rental
ca. 100 ², all interior, 2 bedr., 2 price on request. RE/MAX Dreambathr., terrace, carport, rent min. homes 4 U, Landstuhl, Kaiserstr.
3 months, 15 km RAB. Tel. 0162/ 4
Tel:
01704116990
or
1582064
01706850060
email
wolf
!!!! 1 2 3 4 5 Beds luxury temp gang.wiedmann@remax.de
apts for incoming/outgoing families & TDY. Ramstein Air Base 2
AUTOS
mins, short walk to restaurants &
shops.
Beautifully
furnished,
100% equipped TV, AFN, English
www.class-world.eu
satalite, DSL, free telephone, USA
& Europe, good library & movie seCaution: Some KA Classified
lection. Pets welcome. Off street
ads have become a target
parking at all locations. Call 0171for
scams. Please be cau2679282 or email: luxuryapts09@
tious if potential buyers offer
yahoo, com
you payment methods other
@Ramstein-large suites for famithan cash.
lies. Pets ok, AFN, free Tel calls,
WiFi, PC, washer/dryer, cleaning, 0152 - 0678 - 60 - 80 was new
parking.
temp_house@hot 1000 euros was from my Ford
mail.com www.facebook.com/ram Probe €360 015206786080 stein.lodging €130 01791456657
stefandsanya@gmail.com
1-3Bed,
Internet, Wash/Dry, 1993 BMW 316i, 221K, 4Dr 5spd
American
owner/nbm4rent.com manual, Just passed inspection
01742430124/nbm4rent@hot
Mar 13, Runs very smooth for 20
mail.com
year old car, Perfect get around
Wonderful freestanding house,
property 534sqm., 3 bedrms., 2
baths., fenced yard, garage Price
Sunday 10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m.
219 000 €uro + util Anne S. NeuWednesday 7 p.m.
mann Immobilien4you Tel: 06372- /DQGVWXKOHU6WUDH5DPVWHLQ9LOODJH
803641 or 0173-8317162
Tel: 06371-1806299 or 0151-57727850
www.ramst-churchofchrist.com
St. Alban's Military
Community
Mackenbach, furnished apt,
3BR, bath, big livrm, bik incl
dinrm, terrace, parking spot, price
per day €55 depending on how
many people, 0157-82513060
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1994 BMW 525i Auto, Dual AC,
pwr sunroof, E34 w/Vanos, traction cntl, M sport susp, newer brakes, exhaust & battery 296K, winter/summer tires $2495 obo
063738925254
lv
msg
or
pelican84@gmail.com
2002 BMW 316i, 60,000miles,
first owner, garage kept, automatic air control, grey, park alarm,
good condition, €3100, 017684498344
2002 SLT Sport Plus 1500 Dodge
Ram - 4.7 liter V8, Buyer gets
New set of All Season tires,
90,390 Miles, Only *Royal Purple*
oil, Charcoal Grey $8,000 obo
Chris
06374-99-1095/big
chris.morris@gmail.com
2003 Subaru Forrester 111,000
miles good, reliable vehicle automatic. $6,500.00 06331866265 /
mjstricker65@yahoo.com
2004 Chevy Blazer V-6, 115,000
miles, runs great, new calipers,
wheel hub assembly, tie rd ends,
wheels 1yr old, auto 4x4, pass inspec.
12/2012
$5,000
016091348847 / skins4life78@ya
hoo.com
2004 Dodge Ram 1500 SLT
Quad Cab 2WD 4.7L, 133,000 miles, KBB Value: 10,273, Nada:
$9,300. Seats 6 people. Clean Title. Runs Great. $9,000 obo, Natasha or Ray 015164512307 or
01745750080,
email:
natashamuniz17@gmail.com
2004 Dodge Ram 1500 SLT
Quad Cab 2WD 4.7L 133,000 Miles. Seats 6. Bed Liner (Rhino)
Black Cloth interior. 22' rims. Dual
Exhaust. Call for more info $7,500
obo natashamuniz17@gmail.com
015164512307
2004 Subaru Forester Excellent
Condition. Guaranteed to pass inspection. All Wheel Drive. Pioneer
radio with ipod connection. Super
Reliable. $8000 016094645492 /
samuelhorwitz@hotmail.com
2006 Lincoln Zephyr (MKZ) V6,
95K. Luxurious car inside and out.
White ext with tan heat/cooled
seating. Fully loaded. $8000 Chris
01703272717
or
natebully@
gmail.com
2008 Volvo XC90 3.2 AWD!!
91,000 miles. Call for pictures and
more info. $17000 015146547275
/ eldiegocalde@gmail.com
2009 Mercedes C220 CDI Caravan 114000 km, grey 125 kw
€16800,00
015121667022/
volkerhub@t-online.de
Be careful about what you think.
Your thoughts run your life!
Landstuhl
Christian Bookstore
Kaiserstr. 66 * 06371-62988
Mon-Fri 10-6, Sat 9-2 (new)
Sunday Worship
Gatherings
at 9 & 11 a.m.
Keeping it real,
relational and relevant
August-Süssdorf Strasse 8
Ramstein-Miesenbach
06371- 407 808
info@frontlinecommunity.org
www.frontlinecommunity.org
Heritage Baptist Church
Gary Craft, Pastor
“Welcome Home!”
4VOEBZTBUBNBNBOEQNt8FEOFTEBZTBUQN
6km north of the A6 on the B40 in Mehlingen
1IPOFtwww.heritagebaptistramstein.org
car $2500 obo mtcolo@gmail.com
0160 9131 9593
2.0T Sel 4 Motion Sport. Automatic 6speed w/triptronic. Keyless
start. Heated front seats. All Leather, bluetooth wireless, navigation touchscreen. 10m $29,000
(obo) X_Jeska@yahoo.com
KAISERSLAUTERN
CHURCH OF CHRIST
www.ktowncoc.org
8 Min to RAB, Ramstein School
Distr., about 400 m² living space,
7 bedr, huge family room, livingr,
diningr, excl. kitchen, pantry, 3
bathr, Sauna, 2 Garages very
quiet living area, € 449.000,-- RE/
MAX Dreamhomes 4 U, Landstuhl, Kaiserstr. 4, 01704116990
or 01706850060, email wolf
KMC Assembly
of God Church
Sun: 10 am, 11 am
and 6 pm
Wed: 7 pm
Mühlstrasse 34
67659 Kaiserslautern
Tel. 06 31 - 36 18 59 92
Tel. 06 371 - 46 75 16
Reverend Chuck Kackley
Phone: 06333-9931838
Cell:
0171-6574322
Services are held at Kaiserstrasse 16 A, Einsiedlerhof
WORSHIP HOURS: Sunday 10 a.m., Wednesday 7 p.m. Family Night
TRINITY REFORMED CHURCH (P.C.A.)
HUMBLING THE SINNER, EXALTING THE SAVIOR
AND PROMOTING HOLINESS
Sunday School 9:30 AM – Nursery Available
Sundays: Corporate Worship 10:45 AM
Weekdays: Men’s, Women’s and Small Group Bible Studies / Prayer Meetings
www.trinityreformedpca.com
Kirchenstrasse 2a, 66849 Landstuhl, Tel: 0 63 71 - 61 81 38
(across the street from European Country Living)
Page 34
BMW 318i, automatic, automatic
A/C, cruise control, heated seats,
AUTOS
power window, silver, new winter
& summer tire (summer tire never
used) 8 alloy rims, 18 inch tires,
www.class-world.eu
very good condition, 53,000 mi2011
Jeep Wrangler Sport les, €3200, Call: 0176-22858442
12,500 miles, loaded, like new in/
out, 6 cylinder, 6 speed, 7 year/ Chrysler Sebring 2.0 Touring
70K
mile
warranty,
email: Black Metalic, 10/2008, 1st owturner96exp@aol.com $23,000.00 ner, 48.000 km, 115 kW (156 PS),
A/C, Speed Control, Winter/Sum2012 Harley 1200 Sportster Cumer Tires and more. €8900 bj81@li
stom - A great bike w/only 245 mive.de
les! Under warranty w/unlimited
mileage til Dec 2015. Call Chuck Great running car, one owner, 5
at
015152543991
$9800.00 speed manual, power steering, 4
chuck10293@gmail.com
door, new battery, 107,500 km, inA set of Continental Winter tires spection good to Oct., all season
with rims 5 lugs, 205/55R16H tires, non smokers, $2,700 0160
90320776 memcma@aol.com
TS830, 017622987498, €500
Audi 100 model 1998, stick shift, Its a 5 speed, 4 door, very good
w/ CD Stereo, AC, power doors, engine, double airbag, central
breaks, runs great, in good condi- lock, glass sunroof, cell 0152tion € 1.200 obo winter speical, 06786080 This is a private sale!!!
New tires, new oil change, new in- $1600 stefandsanya@gmail.com
spec, 06306-1750 or 0176Mazda 323 F, great running car,
24347031
Automatic 1997 BMW 523i Hea- one owner, 5 speed manual,
ted seats, parking sensors, a/c, power steering, 4 door, new batteauto windows, keyless entry, new ry, 107,500 km, inspection good
tires & brakes. 161,400km Ama- to Oct., all season tires, $2,700
90320776
memcma@
zing condition! $5500 0151 0160
aol.com
52531751
Automatic 316i 1995 BMW originally 99k miles, alloy rims tires,
blue. Inspection guarantee, excellent cond., park sensors, Leather
& heat seats and more. $3000
015117610336
BMW '04 520i Automatic, 171K
km, German Spec, Blue Met /
Grey cloth, Fully Loaded, Very
Clean (non-smoker). E-mail 4 all
details & pics. In Gelnhausen
€8700
0172-970-3102
/
pastorbizzl@aol.de
BMW 316i, automatic, Leather
and heat seats, power (window,
sun roof), blue, new summer tire
on alloy rims, Park sensors, 99 k
miles, Call: 015117610336 $3200
Mazda 323F, great running car,
dealer maint., only 68k, new battery, non smokers, insp. good to
Oct., 82 HP, a/c, 4 doors $2,700
016090320776 memcma@aol.com
Mercedes 230 SLK Kompressor.
Convertible hard top. Automatic.
yr 2000. 118k km. Germ spec and
insp till 2014. Many extras. email
for
details.
$9,900.00
blueberry2110@googlemail.com
Set of 4 used Alloy Wheels (Rims)
with summer tires 235/40R 18, 2
Continental & 2 Cooper Zeon 2XS
tires.
500
EU.
Wiesbaden.
sergelana@gmail.com $650 017669350-983
The best Pizza & Salads in the KMC area
DELIVERY TO ALL BASES AND HOSPITAL FAMILY FRIENDLY
RESTAURANT
PLAYGROUND
Patio available
available for kids. Mon-Fri
SPECIAL LUNCH w. salad & bread
Spaghetti with meat balls or Lasagne € 6.-
06371
2497
Am Fleischackerloch
66849 Landstuhl
(across from Kaufland)
WWW.PIZZERIASALVATORE.COM
Opening hours:
Mon-Fri 11:00 - 15:00
17:00 - 24:00
Sat & Sun 11:00 - 24:00
Parking available
Tires for Sale. 4 Pirelli M&S Tires
with rims, for Nissan NX 100; Size: 185/60 R 14. Call between 6
and 8 pm €100 06374 - 9958445
Looking for a Harley-davidson
motorcycle and parts. Bike can
need some work or TLC or bad.
Parts too. Make me your offer to:
Toda high power N2 Camshafts, 0162 6409 207 WTB: Harley-DaK20a
295in12.5
and
K20a vidson gonzo1958@web.de
285ex12.0, asking for both $700.
Call: 017622987498
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Toda K20A Valve Spring Set. Original price $400. Toda racing All ads & pics can be viewed @
www.class-world.eu
parts. Never used Asking $275
Ph.017622987498 / isabell_1_98@
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.,
yahoo.com
Theta Theta Lambda Alumni
Used 17" Alloy Wheel Rims, blue Chapter celebrates 50 years in
painted. For more details pls call Germany. On May 18, 2013 Theta
or
email
gabriellas21@hot Theta Lambda celebrates its annumail.com $400 015221914969
al Black and Gold Scholarship
Banquet at the Kurhaus, Wiesbaden, Germany and Scholarship
MOTORCYCLES
Benefit Concert.We cordially invite all educators, private organizatiAll ads & pics can be viewed @
www.class-world.eu
ons, community leaders, and our
local German national friends and
Caution: Some KA Classified colleagues to honor these proud
ads have become a target and deserving young people as
for scams. Please be cau- we honor them and their accomtious if potential buyers offer plishments.Theta Theta Lambda
you payment methods other has provided more than $225,000
in scholarships to qualified Dethan cash.
partment of Defense Dependent
2005 Harley Davidson Black Schools seniors and continuing
scholarships
circa
Cherry Road King Classic with 5k education
miles. Chrome upgrades with 1985. Scholarship recipients histoScreaming Eagle Stage 1 and II pi- rically come from the surrounding
pes. More extras. U.S. specs. military communities to include,
Ansbach, Bamberg, Bitburg, Hei$13,250 jkeaslerhd@yahoo.com
delberg, Hoehnfels, Kaiserslau2008 BMW F800ST, US specs,
tern, Schweinfurt, Spangdalehm,
factory lowered suspension, ABS
Stuttgart, and Wiesbaden. For
brakes, Tire Pressure monitor, on
ticket information or questions
board computer, heated handplease
visit
www.alphaineuro
grips,
low
mileage.
$8200
pe.org or follow us at twitter@
peanutd58@gmail.com
ttl50th and view the banquet com2008 Harley Davidson XL1200C mercial
at
http://youtu.be/
Cust. Sportster-Low Miles cu- 0UiFj5ncLqE
stom saddle, Vance & Hines slip
ons, detach. windshield. Great bi- Dancing group/club! Is anyone inke
PSCing
Call
Dean terested on starting a dancing
4916091371 $8000 obo ddkniss@ group? We could meet and share
our different dancing skills and
yahoo.com
2008 Harley Road Glide. One of create choreographies for fun. It
a kind custom. Bike is in Europe could be Salsa, Hip-hop, Tap,
on a tour and can be delivered. Breakdancing, Merengue, Tango,
Email for pic's and info. $17000 Belly dancing, Samba, etc. Any
dancing skills to teach, to learn,
bill@theroofco.com
to practice. If you are interested
2009 BMW, GS 1200cc, brand on starting a group please e-mail
new condition, 8000miles, with al- me to discuss more details.
loy sattle bags, tank bag, and lady_lia16@yahoo.com
windshield, $15000, Call 01622766420
Thank you, St. Jude! K. C.
HOME DELIVERY • LANDSTUHL AREA AND ON BASE/HOSPITAL
Open every day!
since 1985
Kaiserstr. 137
66849 Landstuhl
(06371) 172 77 or 172 78
Online order: www.heimservice-napoli.de
April 19, 2013
Dog Tag Dads and Kids will be at
Ramstein Bowling Alley every
Monday 11:30am. So come join
us.
More
info:
Facebook.
dogtagdads@gmail.com
MMA Cage Fight Baumholder 20
April 2013: Reg tickets 25euros/
Door 30euros-Rows 1&2 45euros/
Door 50euros- Rows 3&4 35euros/
Door 40euros €25 017626572662/
blacksatin2622@yahoo.com
Tell 3 Women Because We Count
Too: Military Women's Memorial
Foundation are you in? You've
earned it. No Cost to Register: 1
800 222 2294 or www.womensme
morial.org
Yard Sale / Basement Sale! Everything must go! Lots of Furniture,
children items, bikes like new, baby buggy, antiques, tables & dishes, 2 grandfather clocks, desk,
oak table w/ 6 charved chairs. Telephone bank, Hummel Figurines,
complete antique bedrm w/ marble, etc. Rodenbach, Hauptstr. 5,
Sat Apr 20, 9am -1600!
CHILD CARE
www.class-world.eu
Certified day care mother in
Landstuhl has openings for ages
0-4 years old. Call Ursula: 06371/
612977
ELECTRONICS
www.class-world.eu
110 vol Transformer with spare
fuse €20.00 retta7799@google
mail.com
Bose PS 3-2-1 DVD Home Entertainment Speaker System, 120
Volt
$350.00
phone
063137310115 or email nicholsd78@
hotmail.com
Cell Phone Sony Ericsson Vivaz
pro SMS unlocked use with any
carrier. Great second phone or
back
up
phone.
$120
017684658955 email spvendor@
gmail.com
German Items: 1 Toaster Oven; 1
Toaster, 3 Swivel Table Top Fans,
Multiple Extension Cords and adapters. $5-10 retta7799@google
mail.com
HD compatible Sky satellite receiver with card and remote. Can
meet at either Ramstein or Vogelweh. Cash only and only serious
buyers
please.
$150
rebeccaflowers@ymail.com
Laney
speakers,
017622987498
Call:
Nokia N8 Cell phone. In excellent
condition. SIM Lock Free can be
used with any carrier. €140.00,
spvendor@gmail.com
ASIAN HOUSE
ASIAN
HOUSE
B ISTRO
BISTRO
Mr. Wong
welcomes you to our
NEW RESTAURANT!
Fuchsstr. 1 • 67688 Rodenbach
$ 1 = 0,80 €
Formerly ASIA HOUSE RAMSTEIN
BLDG. 412 (Community Center)
Mondays closed; Tue - Fri 11 am - 2 pm & 5 pm - 10 pm
Sat & Sun 5 pm - 10 pm
Now re-opened officially for
everyone who enjoys GOOD
MR. WONG MEALS
Tel: 06374 – 9951770
Opening Hours: Mon- Sun:
11 a.m. - 2 p.m. & 5 p.m. - 10.30 p.m.
ELECTRONICS
www.class-world.eu
Kenwood Stereo system, Compact Disc Player DP-1050, Stereo
Receiver KR-A 5040, Douple Cassette Deck KX-W 6040, 2 big Pioneer Boxes CS-997, remote control RC-5040, Very good condition! €380 obo, Tel. 06385-415150
Like New Samsung Touch GTS5230. 3 months old, SMS lock
free can be used world wide. A
great phone or second phone.
$100.00 017684658955 email
spvendor@gmail.com
Panasonic plasma flat screen TV,
46 inch, model Viera TC-P46G25
with internet and skype connection, 1080 resolution, 120 Volt
$400.00 phone 0631-37310115 or
email nicholsd78@hotmail.com
Sony Bravia LCD TV 40 inch Multi system 4 years old. New Price
$1699.00
excellent
condition
$600.00 06371-70878 ma1lman@li
ve.com
Used XBox and PSP for Sale. Additionally, over 25 Popular XBox
and XBox-360 Games; such as
Prototype, Halo, Call of Duty and
many more. €75 +49 151 644
10109 suzettetrejo@hotmail.com
Waffle maker, 220 volt, $10,
017622987498
An adjustable full-size bassinet
allows you to keep baby closer
longer. Diaper changing table with
wipe clean fabrics that resist
mess during changes. Easily converts to a portable playard. Signature Graco® push-button fold makes closing your playard quick
and hassle-free. Airy mesh on all
sides for maximum ventilation.
Convenient carrying bag for nofuss travel and storage. New price: 129.99, selling for $95, 06374944368 or 0176-55247077 or
email Doris.Koenig@gmx.de
Antique Tin Pot - very old - passed down from my grandfather.
$40. See pictures at www.classworld.eu E-mail s.vogl75@web.de
Art Nouveau furniture over 100
years old. A variety of items,
grandfather clock (Harmonium),
crystal glasses, Murano glasses,
Meisner porcelain figurines, 200
years old, coffee and Tea set.
Call: 0177-5211480
Assorted boys 12mo-3T clothing
items and shoes. Jackets, long &
short sleeve shirts, jeans, sweatsuits, pants & pajamas. Prices range from $1-10. Boys Clothes sizes 12mo-3T retta7799@google
mail.com
Basketball hoop for children,
black and red, approx 3feet tall,
$10, Call: 017622987498
Bob the builder walkie talkie, €5,
017622987498
Barbie rug, pink with sitting Barbie, very good condition. Wonderful girl´s room decoration! (Was
bought at Moebel Martin in KL).
$12 06371-916405 / sabinenelson@web.de
Beautiful Polish tea service still w/
authentic labels. I bought when I
was in Poland. Call: 0177-6036101
Dolls Made in Germany with Bavarian costumes. $20 06383-5676
Boys winter boots,
size 30,
brand Bama bought at Marken
Schuh, asking $15, 017622987498
Childrens plastic table, blue with
chair, $10, Call 017622987198
Cute Girl's Bike $15 retta7799@
googlemail.com
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sic rock mus
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Covering Fire
pril 25, LItsVE
THURSDAY - A
offin Ka
music by Ko
starting 7 pm
www.irishhouse.de
$1.00 - $15.00, Assorted girls
and boys clothing from casual to
dressy, long & short sleeve shirts.
Sweat pants and 2 piece sweat
suits, skirts, skorts, pants and
jeans. To include a full onepiece
snow suit and a winter coat. Girls
size range 4T-size 7. Boys shirts,
shorts, pants and jackets. Sizes 24T. To include a winter coat. Very
enthusiastic to sell. retta7799@
googlemail.com
$45.00 Car cover, GMC Saturn
SL, like new, only used twice,
very
enthusiastic
to
sell.
retta7799@googlemail.com
1920"s German Art Deco china
cabinet. Has a lot of storage
space!
€580
saraeperalta@ya
hoo.com
2 pink plastic chairs and 1 white
plastic table for the outdoors. For
preschoolers. table used condition. $10, 06371-916405
8 pots of Play-Doh, various colors,
two
unopened.
€5,
017622987498
A large variety of boys clothing.
Pick out five either pants or shirt
or both for only $20. Age 2 to 7,
017622987498
Air Compressor, Campbell Hausfeld, 1 gallon tank, 120 Volt, 110
max psi $30.00 phone 063137310115 or email nicholsd78@
hotmail.com
Blender, 220 volt,
Black €8,
017622987498
• Beer
garden kitchen
• Party room for
all types occasions
up to 100 people
Enjoy our lunch specials!
Nice beer garden &
open fire place
Enjoy a great atmosphere during
all seasons!
Parties up to 130 people
Children car seat, 3 years up to
12 years (in Germany), cover used
condition, but usable. $7 06371916405 / sabine-nelson@web.de
Children's bike. 12" Puky wheel
for small children, not used often,
with support wheels. azierke@
gmx.de €79 06303/807227
Eselsfürth 11 • Kaise
Kaiserslautern
Tel 0631 - 40680
Collection of leather bound, signed by the author, 1st edition
books, mint cond. Over 100 different books. Authors include: Norman Mailer, William F. Buckley,
Joseph Heller, Elie Wiesel, Donald
Mc Dunne, John Updicke, Tom
Wolfe, etc. $ 15.000 - serious inquiries only! Call: 0631-940213 or
0151-270-19822
Blue satin dress, perfect with
black belt. Size M/L. €12.
017622987498
Great local/
seasonal specialties
Child's project activity table.
About 116cm by 86cm (49cm
high). Border prevents pieces
from falling off the table. Includes
two small drawers. Free paul@fran
cis.com
www.class-world.eu
starting 9 pm
Coffee set 12 pieces, roses: 12
cups, 12 saucers, 5 cake plates (1
is missing), 1 coffee pot, 1 milk
jug, 1 sugar dispenser €129,
06303-807227
Cuisinart 12 Cup Coffee Maker,
Programmable, 120 Volt $25.00
phone 0631-37310115 or email
nicholsd78@hotmail.com
Designer Hand bag. George Gina
and Lucy. Used twice. Paid 160
euros
for
the
bag.
€100
017622987498
Card board play house for the little ones, still flat wrapped, has never been opened. $5 06371916405 / sabine-nelson@web.de
FOR SALE -- MISC
Caution: Some KA Classified
ads have become a target
for scams. Please be cautious if potential buyers offer
you payment methods other
than cash.
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Enjoy a delicious buffet or a la carte menu!
Apartments & hotel rooms
Enjoy a relaxing weekend!
Schloss Strasse 1 • Kaiserslautern-Hohenecken (10 mins from Vogelweh) • Tel. 0631-56041
www.burgschaenke-kl.de • Credit cards • Free parking around the corner (follow sign)
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Hotel-Restaurant
April 19, 2013
Am Köhlwäldchen 16
66877 Ramstein
Phone: 06371 80010
Fax: 06371 64641
E-Mail: info@hotel-rosenhof.de
More information at
www.Hotel-Rosenhof.de
We have the first
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Menus for Mother’s Day from
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I am selling a Sunbed from Dr.
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FOR SALE -- MISC
tubes were exchanged and ran
for approx. 300 hours. Also have
avail 300 hours light tubes. (The
www.class-world.eu
new tubes run up tp 600 hours.) I
Desk Lamp, color Black, 120
am selling the sunbed for someovolts
$15.00
phone
0631ne. The light tubes can be bought
37310115 or email nicholsd78@
at ebay or directly from Dr. Kern.
hotmail.com
One or two tubes are possibly defect and need to be replaced.
Dress shoes for boys, size 13,
Bought for 3500 to 4000 DM. If
Perfect for church or special ocyou are interested please contact
cassions. $10. 017622987498
us, the sunbed is located in KaiErgometer (Bike) for sale and
serslautern, Tel: 0176-55 24 70 77
pick up in the K-town area. The
06374-944368 (Doris)
price is negotiable. Please call
Kookai dress, size 40, $30, chifbetween 6-8 pm. €100 06374 fron material, purple, pink, and
9958445
beige, worn once, 017622987498,
Exercise Stepper for sale and
see class world for pictures.
pick-up in the K-town area. Price
Lace dress, eggshell/offwhite,
is negotiable. Please call between
size 6, never worn. For wedding/
6-8 pm. €100 06374-9958445
prom/summer night out. $50;
Fender type Telecaster electric
017622987498 or isabell_1_98@ya
guitar. Masterbuilt, professional inhoo.com Pic on www.classstrument. Excellent sound specworld.eu does not do justice. Betrum and tonal qualities. Must see
autiful dress.
and try! Tom at 0172 35 64442
Ladies, neoprene shorty, black/
Fine English table-ware set with
red, worn one time, US size M/L,
1 coffee pot, 1 milk jug, 1 sugar
zipper on the back, $50,
bowl, 1 soup tureen, 1 sauce tujm.wuest@googlemail.com
reen, serving platter, each 6 pices
Laney GH50L all valve top guitar
of messkit. €249 06303/807227
amplifier and 4x12 Laney speaker
For sale: Antique bedroom w/
cabinet. Brand new, never left the
marble, corner bench w/ table
living room. Amazing sound possiand 2 chairs, American fridge LG
bilities. Serious offers and details
2 20 electr., Hummel collection
at 01723564442
set, everything for very good priLG Microwave in good condition
ces. Call in the morning or late af220v.
$20.00
017684658955
ternoon 06374-5465
email spvendor@gmail.com
Looking for a Chacoral Grill like
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FULL ENGLISH SERVICE
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NO STRESS PCS que Grill 0162-6409207
• LOW COST CAR & BIKE INSURANCE
Ship Cars / Containers
• BUSINESS, LEGAL & MEDICAL INSURANCE
Lots of fashion jewerly for sale,
to or from USA
• PROPERTY & HOME OWNERS INSURANCE
earrings, bracelets, necklaces,
• LIABILITY: HUNTING, PERSONAL & DOG INS.
For FREE rate request, contact us at:
Kaiserstr. 6, KL-Einsiedlerhof
from €1 to €5, see class world for
ktown@atlantictrust.de • Tel. 0631 - 351 70 19
Tel. & Fax: 0631 • 57750
pictures, 017622987498
located on B40 across ”Nick’s Fried Chicken“
SPECIALIZED IN MILITARY MOVES WORLD-WIDE
Mens leather shoe, size 10 1/2,
Worn twice. Call: 0176-22987498
Navigation Disk for Volvo for Europe from 2005 $20.00 phone
Car Insurance & POV Shipping
or
email
s Competitive Rates s Low Monthly Payment Plan 0631-37310115
s Household Content Insurance
Navigation Disk Set for Volvo for
Call for a free quote!
North America from 2010 $50.00
Navigation Disks for BMW for
North America from 2010 $50.00
New Girl's Barbie Jeep in original
box. Assembled, test driven then
disassembled. Never used. Will
assemble if interested. Speed up Bodywork / Paintjobs
to 5mph. $200.00 retta7799@goo
Repairs of all makes and models
glemail.com
Towing Service
PCS Neighborhood Yard Sale
Muffler Service Break Service
702 B, C, D Alabama Ramstein
A/C Service
Detailing
AB From the west gate make left
Tire Service
Rental Cars / Trucks
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Carl-Zeiss-Str. 7 66877 Ramstein
Remote control car, color red,
Email: RAagency@aol.com www.rolandscarrental.com €2, 017622987498
German Electric Weed-eater x 2
$10
each
retta7799@google
mail.com
German
Washer
Premiere
WA24031, 15 programs, 1000 U/
min, bought two years ago, minimal usage. Must provide own
transport/move.
$99
01631744722/gohpet@gmail.com
Go Diego Go, Treasure Quest,
opened but never played. €5,
017622987498
Golf equipment for sale with 12
rackets some are new for righthanded men €60 mail@dagi67.de
Green plastic sandbox with lid,
bug shaped, smaller than usual
Little Tikes box. Can be used as
small pool, too. $8 06371-916405
/ sabine-nelson@web.de
Green suede handbag. With
three compartments. Zipper top.
$20 0176-22987498 please leave
a message if I do not answer.
Green wedges, size 40, never
worn. Paid €50, asking $40.
017622987498
High-quality ladies clothes size
46-50. Shoes size 42-43. Dresses
size 36-38, daily cushions with
feather/spring filling, basis for negotiation. 06303/807227
Himalaya - Lamp - nice - $38
015206786080 - stefandsanya@
gmail.com
Himalaya - Salt Lamps - $Price
on request 015206786080 stefandsanya@gmail.com
Insence Smoker-Made in Germany, original Erzgebirgishce Volkskunst. Clown, 10" tall. $40 063835676
Call us now: 0 63 71 - 70 182
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67661 Kaiserslautern - Siegelbach
67661 KL-Einsiedlerhof
April 19, 2013
Selling two Fender Stratocaster
electric guitars. Never left the house, top condition. One is a
collector's item. Serious offers
and details at 01723564442
The First Years Hands Free Safety Gate with Extension. Gently
used. Original price $109.00, 2
available $70 each retta7799@goo
glemail.com
Ski rack for car; Thule 33-3,
Pink and white snake skin purse, lockable diagonal for 3 pairs of
not real. pics on www.class- skis. $35 06383 5676
world.eu isabell_1_98@yahoo.com
Small German Electric LawnPorcelain dolls, over 100 to choo- mower $50 retta7799@google
se from, all dressed. Price Obo mail.com
Call: 0176-90796039
Solingen cutlery 23/24K Gold
Prom dress or for weddings, Plated Flatware Set. Modell
green pastel color, size 36/38. 1280L with 72 piece. New, only
Back of dress is open with two two piece have very light surface
strapes held by a gem. Call: scratches. azierke@gmx.de €280
017622987498
06303/807227
Rice cooker Joyce Chen Good Stat 200 (45$), Nutr 200 (30$),
Earth Steam Pot. 8 1/2" diameter. Phys 111 (35$), Hist 142 (35$),
Never used. $5 06383 5676
Artt 110 (7$), Socy 100 (35$) - All
Römer Super nice Römer "Visio" great condition. Can MPS if ne$7-$40
obo
Buggy. Push and click system for cessary.
Römer Baby Safe. Suitable for 01791524433, olga.zasztowt@hot
newborn onwards, reversible from mail.com
baby seat into the laying position, Sunbeam Table Top BBQ portarain protection, mosquito net with ble Grill used once $10. Can delizipper, storage place, incl. winter- ver to RAB Call: 06332-41560
foot bag. Great condition!!! Non Swarovski Crystal - Attention colsmoking household. Original price lectors! All retired pieces reduced
300 Eur. 130 obo €, Tel. 06385 - to half their value, All pieces over
415150
20years old! Prices greatly redu-
Very nice Jack Wolfskin jacket.
Unisex, size M, Like new condition. 120EU new. $75.00 jcambr@
yahoo.com
FOR SALE -- MISC
www.class-world.eu
Sat Apr 20, 9-2. Lots of furn and
220 app, elec, hockey, city bike,
plants, patio, so much more! 7 yrs
of stuff for sale! Blücherstr. 2A, Ktown. Pcs Yard Sale
ced! Great gift for any special occasion! Private collection! Retired
pieces., whale, turtle. Call for info:
06332-41560 between 2pm to
9pm. Can deliver to RAB!
Saturday 27 April, 10-2, Lots of
furniture, schranks, carepting, crystal and more. Ringstrasse 18
Schwedelbach
Swarovski, silver, crystal, trilogy
masquerade, 1999-2001, w/crystal signs & displays, 899€ obo
Call: 0162-2762421
Size 52-57. Multi color childrens Sweet mocca set: 6 cups, 6 saubike helmet, for boys. $20 cers, 1 coffee pot, 1 sugar dispenser, 1 milk jug €59, 06303/807227
017622987498
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Very beautiful, 1xcoffee and
1xtea set, color silver, newly,
azierke@gmx.de
Vintage Avon School Desk Decanter. $4 06383-5676
The Swarovski Pierrot measures
8". This is the first edition of "Masquerade" series. Retired in 1999.
Pics
on
www.class-world.eu
isabell_1_98@yahoo.com
Thule Upright Bike Racks (2),
mounts on roof of car, type 549
$65.00 0631-37310115 or email
To sale washing machine AEG
model 54849. Excellent state
(used 2 years). Dollars accepted
€200 015152112197
Toy Story hat, for ages 3 to 6. €5,
017622987498
Documents for Sale! USA and
CSA documents, coins of Germany and China, private collection,
for sale piece by piece. Call between 4-7pm 0152-25194313 (David Frank)
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April 19, 2013
FOR SALE -- MISC
www.class-world.eu
Wanted. Singer for Heavy Metal
Band. No experience needed. Stage presence needed. email jo
se.l.rodriguez-1@ou.edu
062216486156
Wedding dress & matching veil Gorgeous snow-white, sleeveless,
classy. Size 6-8-10 (36-38-40).
sergelana@gmail.com $250 in
Wiesbaden 0176-69350-983
Wine Rack/Holder, holds six bottles, attractive metal finish, fits perfectly in a small, narrow space.
$10; 0163-330-5535 or john@ad
vantipro.de
Winter boots for boys, size 30,
$20, Call: 017622987498
FURNITURE
www.class-world.eu
14 drawer dresser light wood great
condt
160x125x45
cm
whitewolf97206@yahoo.com
2 French chairs - linen excellent
condition, 1 chair, 86h 68w, other
chair 90x56, $120 obo - Wiesbaden, 0611-1602546 or 016098487334
2 French Style leather and wood
chairs, 94cm high - 60cm - good
condition. $80 obo - Wiesbaden,
0611-1602546 or 0160-98487334
Apartment liquidation, Super nice cherry wood cabinet, must be
sold by the 18th of April, location
in Rodenbach, 140x200x50 €50
obo 06374-920656
Designer glass coffee table from
Interia, $130, Very study Solid
wood frame. Call: 06374-944828
NEED
TROPHIES?
Apartment liquidation, very nice
picture, self made by a woman
from the Pfalz, New price was
around €150, picture must be
sold by 18th of April, location Rodenbach €150 6374-920656
Beautiful solid, oval, Mahogany
Dining table with 4 chairs. Seats 4
to 8 persons. Mint condition.
Mannheim area. $350. Frank @
0171-996-6925
Blue rug with Janosch design for
little boys room. Paid €50 from
Mobil
Martin.
Asking
$20.
017622987498
Computer desk Computer chair
black file cabinet all sell separate
or make offer for all three
whitewolf97206@yahoo.com
Couch set, real leather, in bordeaux colour. Total measurements of 310x250x90 cm. It is a
used item with small traces. Location: Enkenbach-Alsenborn. €600
zaftartur@web.de
Desk, wood double pedestal with
7 drawers $75.00, nicholsd78@hot
mail.com
Dining table w/ 2 benches, massiv wood - oak style, €250 017690796039
Dresser - Set pine wood 100, two
nightstands each 20, picture
handmade 50, candle holder 10,
all together pick up in K town
015206786080 - stefandsanya@
gmail.com
English leather 3 seat couch and
matching chair. Good condition Wiesbaden, For the pair $300
obo, 0611-1602546 or 016098487334
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Tel: 0631-92512 • Fax: 0631-92188
Email: baeumer.naehmaschinen@t-online.de
Wormser Str. 4 • 67657 Kaiserslautern
Mon-Fri 09:00-18:00, Sat 09:00-12:00
• We sell Bernina sewing machines
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German Sideboard and Highboard for Sale. Oak-rustic color,
massiv. Great condition! New
€1200 each, now selling for €250
each! Call: 0176-907-96039
Sofa
3
seater,
approx.
190x93x94cm, sofa 2 seater,
115x93x94cm,
corner
seat,
105x93x105 cm, pull out size
115x200cm, arm chair with built
in foot stool 105x93x94cm. For
Super cool dining/living room Questions contact us, we speak
lamp. Various pendels that hang English! 017661143755
down, modern, must be picked
up by the 18th of April €20 06374- Solid Teak coffee table. Excellent
condition, 110cm wide 51cm
920656
high. $600 obi Wiesbaden, 0611New - Dallas Cowboys rocker Re- 1602546 or 0160-98487334
cycler, 6 months old, Purchased
Price $799.00, Hardly ever used
$650.00 06371-70878 ma1lman@li
ve.com
Stool white/cream in excellent
shape. 16 inches tall x 20 inches
x
20
inches.
$20.00
017684658955 email spvendor@
gmail.com
Ikea bed black metal frame
200x160 cm with two electronic
remote adjustable head bed frames, bought about two years
ago. Moving must sell. €120
01631744722/gohpet@gmail.com
Oak Dining Room Group, Very
good condition; 06361/4588663
or 0160/6791814 $400 joeciocca@
yahoo.com
Oak
wood
coffee-table,
125x70x55 cm, great shape €70
06383 - 1284
Real leather couch, red, very
comfortable, L shape, original price was €3000. Asking $1500 obo.
Seats 6 - 7 people. Appr. 3 years
old. 270x270cm, 0631/5208312
or alexander.fett@fm-kl.de
Sofa, chenille, soft green colors,
2800 x 2250 x 900 cm, includes
an arm chair, 950 x 1000 x 900,
good shape, €120 06383 - 1284
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Weekend and evening
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Certified American Dental Hygienist and Certified Orthodontics.
Open every
Friday + Saturday
8 am – 4 pm
Services we offer:
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• Bleaching
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Ramstein,
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Tel. 0163-1 90 57 17
• Implant surgery
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3min from
Army Airfield
06 11 - 98 87 26 50
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Very nice Oak Living Room
Schrank, Very Good Condition.
06361/4588663 or 0160/6791814
$350 joeciocca@yahoo.com
FURNITURE
www.class-world.eu
To sale 2 bar chairs in good
state, 60€ for both chairs (Width
40cm, depth 45cm, seat height
74cm, chair height 102cm). Dollars accepted €60, 015152112197
Very nice mahogany Schrank,
very good condition. 06361/
4588663 or 0160/6791814 $400
joeciocca@yahoo.com
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Women around 50 looking for an
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There have been reports of
pets being sold from breeding facilities that are not managed at the highest professional standards. Please
choose your pet carefully.
Make sure you check the credentials of the people selling
the pet, and get proper paperwork showing shots and/
or other proof of healthy condition. For further advice,
consult your Veterinarian.
Australian Shepherd male Puppy, Pedigree, 4 months, sold by
vet, little eye defect, €250, Phone:
06375 993324
Glass Terrarium, approx. 800 x
350 mm, similar to pic, w/out
lamps or deco, used, with air
vents, pick up only, € 30,- / $ 35,
(was
used
for
hamsters),
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Professional Services are offered by registered businesses as well as private people. To ensure a satisfactory
service experience, please always ask for credentials and
deny payments up front. For
cleaning services, arrange
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Affordable lawn care and garden
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German classes by native speaker, Tue & Wed mornings, for info
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KL., near Vogelweh. Reasonable
rates. Call: 0631-54440
Very nice clock, clock needs to
be sold by the 18th April, location
in Rodenbach, picture speaks a
1000 words €25 06374-920656
Voice lessons (experienced professional singer, BM) 06372508747 or ellen@iocanto.com
Lead guitar for a Heavy Metal
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Must love all genres of Heavy Metal.
Email
jose.l.rodriguez-1@
ou.edu 06221-6486156
Looking for a singer to be part of
a Heavy Metal Band. No experience is ok! Must love Heavy Metal, Heavy Metal Singer, jose.l.rodri
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Looking for a Single apartment in
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no more than €250 rent. 015151233309
Mid 50ties couple looking for a 45 bdr FSH in Ramstein/Landstuhlarea. Move-in date o/a 20 May
2013 $2000 01704891336
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US Broker / Dealer in Heidelberg seeking
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German / American couple with
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house in the Landstuhl area. Move poss within 30 days. €1600
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In July 2013 I'll be posted in Ramstein Airbase and I need to rent
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15th. Please e-mail Tracey at
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Via Pordenone 48D
33081 Aviano (PN)
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11520 Rota (Cadiz)
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