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  • KMC club off-limits

    In a recent letter addressed to the members of the Kaiserslautern Military Community, the KMC commander, Lt. Gen. Frank Gorenc, declared Black Sounds Club, or Club Sounds, off-limits to members of the community for 45 days beginning Dec. 29. Entering and/or conducting business in this establishment

  • USAFE announces personnel award winners

    Congratulations to the following 52nd Force Support Squadron U.S. Air Forces in Europe Personnel Award Program winners:- Ms. Beverly Pineiro, Airman and Family Services Flight Manager of the Year- Ms. Sarah A. Willisams, Airman and Family Services Flight Specialist of the Year- Mr. Woodrow M.

  • DFAS to release 2010 tax statements via myPay, U.S. mail

    Why wait for the mail? Military service members, military retirees and annuitants, and federal civilian employees paid by the Defense Finance and Accounting Service (DFAS) can get their 2010 tax statements up to two weeks earlier using myPay.DFAS has recently released the schedule for posting and

  • Townhalls rescheduled

    Col. Christopher Weggeman, 52nd Fighter Wing commander, will be attending town hall meetings and giving opening statements 6 p.m. Jan. 11 at the Bitburg Castle theater, and 6 p.m. Jan. 12 at the Spangdahlem Skylline theater. These town hall meetings will be in lieu of those cancelled in December due

  • The biggest loser: Competition starts New Year off right

    Sabers looking for a challenge to start the New Year can participate in the Skelton Memorial Fitness Center's Biggest Loser challenge.The challenge begins with initial weigh-ins and body fat percentage measurements Jan. 3, and the contest will last the entire month of January."This is a good place

  • USAFE ensemble spreads cheer in Trier

    Six servicemembers from Sembach Kaserne, Germany, spent an evening at the Christmas market in the German city of Trier enjoying the company of a crowd of locals and Americans in a cold but comfortable setting.They didn't, however, visit Germany's oldest city to take care of Christmas shopping, or to