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Team Ramstein reinforces bonds with RomaniaStory and photos by Staff Sgt. Jocelyn Rich86th Airlift Wing Public Affairs

OTOPENI, Romania — Ramstein Airmen headed to Otopeni Airport the week of May 10 to conduct training with their Romanian counterparts in Carpathian Summer 2010, a week-long cooperative exercise.

Two of the newest aircraft in the Ramstein fl eet, operated by the 37th Airlift Squadron,

transported members of the 86th Aeromedical Evacuation Squadron, 86th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, 86th Operations Support Squadron, the 435th Contingency Response Group and U.S. Navy Explosive Ordinance Disposal Mobile Unit 8 to meet with their NATO allies, share operation pro-cedures and to build partnerships.

“We are pre-mission planning with them,

Tech. Sgt. David Dias, 37th

Airlift Squadron loadmaster,

observes as a Romanian

jumpmaster looks out the side door

of a C-130J in preparation for a jump May 13

over Camp Turzii, Romania. See BONDS, Page 7

ABOVE: Airmen from the 435th Air Ground Operations Wing prepare to assess an air� eld during an Operational Readiness Exercise May 17 on Flugplatz Bitburg, Germany. This ORE is the third of � ve exercises held to prepare Airmen for the Operational Readiness Inspection. The exercise held in Bitburg consisted of more than 100 personnel, more than 30 Air Force Specialty Codes and three wings. RIGHT: Lt. Col. Charles Schlegel, 435th Air Mobility Squadron commander, unloads a C-130J Super Hercules during the ORE. For more ORE photos, visit www.ramstein.af.mil.

Photos by Airman 1st Class Grovert Fuentes-Contreras

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Expanded digital access requires common senseCommentary by Master Sgt. Keith HouinU.S. Air Forces in Europe Public Affairs

Social networking sites are open to Air Force servicemembers and employ-ees in the workplace. This change to

policy has raised many questions about using social media officially and personally in the workplace.

But when you get right down to it, little has changed. The rules established for Internet use at work are no different than before the Air Force opened social media sites.

The guidance provided in the recently updated Air Force Guidance Memorandum, Responsible and Effective Use of Internet Based Capabilities, which replaces Air Force Instructions 33-100 paragraph 6.2.2.2 and 33-129 paragraph 2.1, is just as true for visiting commercial Web sites for personal use on gov-ernment computers as for using Internet-based services to access social media on those same computers.

What you can or can’t say hasn’t really changed, either. Guidance found in the 35-series AFIs still offers the primary guidance for public release of information and covers official Web management policy.

Though little has changed in the rules, the tools have come a long way from the early days of government commercial Internet use.

In the earliest days of the Internet, forums and bulletin boards were popular ways of shar-ing information, but they took time to connect, download and upload. Use was limited to peo-ple who understood computers.

Today’s social networking has arguably become the fastest way to disseminate and share a variety of information.

According to Econsultancy.com, the Internet took four years to reach 50 million people, yet in nine months Facebook has added 100 million users.

The exchange of information is nearly instan-taneous. Its accessibility and speed allows us to fire and forget without much thought as to what we say or do.

From a personal standpoint, you may say something that upsets someone or post personal information you may not have really wanted to share.

From a professional and official standpoint, this can be dangerous and could cause problems for people far removed from the initial post.

There are more than a few common sense tips to remember that can help keep people out of trouble in the social networking world, and at the same time help tell the Air Force story while communicating with family and friends.

Most importantly, think about what you say before you say it. Your words live forever on the Net.

Everything that applies to other forms of communication applies to the Internet social networking atmosphere as well. Simply think of all the annual briefings you get about operations security, political activity, privacy act and other topics. Ask, “Is this allowed in other forms of communication?” If you aren’t sure, it’s a good bet you should get additional guidance before posting to a social networking site.

We’re proud of our profession and want everyone to know that we’re part of the Air Force, but putting your rank and your name in your profile on a social networking site has some unintended implications.

A Facebook page with the user name “Chief Master Sgt. J. Suchnsuch” is likely to be viewed as an official site. The same page with the user-name of “J. Suchnsuch,” and profile informa-tion that includes rank and position is much less likely to be viewed by the public as official.

Using social networking sites wisely comes down to common sense, responsibility and accountability.

Before you post anything to social network-ing site, ask these simple questions:

1. Am I violating any rules?2. Is it a responsible comment to make?3. Am I willing to be accountable for the

comment?If you answered “no, yes, yes” to the above

questions, it is likely you are on the right track. If you weren’t sure when answering, you need to become familiar with the social media “rules of the road.”

Social Media “Rules of the Road”What can I do on these sites?• Do use the sites to help demonstrate the

mission: We don’t know the best application yet, so make it.

• Do be creative: Use this forum as a way to build relationships and new ways to operate.

• Do get engaged online: The enemy is liv-ing here already, so it’s time for us to show our side of the story.

• Do use your best judgment: In the end,

you’re responsible for what you say and the image you present.

• Do communicate: The whole goal is to improve operations by sharing what we know.

• Do think OPSEC.• Do give firsthand accounts: Go with what

you know and share, but not second hand infor-mation.

• Do correct folks if they misrepresent the Air Force: Do it respectfully and factually, but make it right, or redirect them to factual infor-mation via links.

• Do correct yourself if you make a mistake: It’s the right thing to do. Credibility is critical.

• Do acknowledge that your views are your own and not the official position of the Air Force or Department of Defense.

• Do act professionally: You are our best interface to the public. Be proud and act appro-priately.

• Do remember that the UCMJ still applies: Just because it’s in a virtual setting doesn’t make something that would be illegal any more lawful or appropriate.

• Do ask for help if you aren’t sure about posting something: Your local PA is a great place to start.

So, what can’t I do on these sites?• Don’t spill the beans on operations, privacy

info, contractually sensitive or classified data. Think OPSEC.

• Don’t think this is your home computer: FarmVille, Mafia Wars, Ebay, day trading, apps and widgets need to be done elsewhere.

• Don’t be rude (Remember, your mother’s watching): No obscene, abusive, hateful or racially, ethnically or other offensive posting/viewing is allowed.

• Don’t use other people’s information: Copyrights, trademarks, logos, writings, and other information, must be honored.

• Don’t tread on others’ rights: Respect everyone’s right to privacy and personal free-dom.

• Don’t be fake: Don’t forge data about your-self or others or misrepresent who you are. Be real.

• Don’t pass on second/third hand info: Just because your buddy told you doesn’t mean it’s true. Firsthand information only please.

• Don’t spend half your day tweeting or blogging: Chatting with friends on lunch is OK, but don’t go crazy.


by Col. Kelly Burns86th Logistics Readiness Group commander

Though people are the Air Force’s greatest asset, even the most dedicated and ready Airmen cannot accomplish the mission unless properly equipped.

Our Air Force is very successful, in part, because we enable our units with the best technology avail-able. Unfortunately, not all Airmen appreciate this advantage as shown in the poor way they safeguard and care for the equipment they are provided.

The Air Force makes an incredible investment in vehicles and equipment items. At Ramstein alone, we posses more than 2,000 vehicles and nearly 400 equipment accounts, containing 49,000 items. The total value of assets in these two areas exceeds $604 million.

Our record for taking care of these critical assets is less than impressive. In fi scal year 2009, Ramstein Airmen had 160 accidents involving government vehicles, and commanders reported an additional 75 cases of abuse. These incidents resulted in $279,000 in damage, the cost of which came directly from operation and maintenance accounts of the units that possessed the vehicles. This needless and wasteful spending takes limited funds away from other important funding requirements, not to mention the loss of vehicle availability during the repair time. In both cases, the mission suffers.

I realize bad things happen to good people, some-times resulting in unintentional damage to a vehicle. However, investment in good training programs for those who operate vehicles and an emphasis on reducing speed and increasing focus and atten-tion to detail can make a difference. Additionally, putting effort into a solid vehicle operator care pro-gram can spot small problems before they grow into big ones. Acts such as simply checking the fl uid levels, tire pressure and tire wear patterns as a part of mandatory daily operator maintenance pays huge dividends. Finally, Airmen who intentionally abuse

our vehicles must be stopped and disciplined. In the area of equipment accountability, Ramstein

commanders reported 189 lost or damaged equip-ment items during fi scal year 2009. The total value of items in these two categories topped $1.5 mil-lion. Again, it took both unit funds and Air Force corporate funds to replace these items, taking away resources from urgent needs. In a time of shrinking budgets and the reality of more belt-tightening in the future, we simply cannot afford to throw our money away.

Most equipment losses we experience at Ramstein can be tracked to one of two areas: accountability or security. The basic element of asset accountability is the equipment custodian. Commanders are responsible for the equipment under their control, but appoint custodians to implement viable accountability pro-grams. Many losses could be prevented with tighter inventory control and pro-cesses, such as hand receipts that main-tain a record of custody. Individually issued equipment is another area of com-mon loss. Airmen lose assets every day through theft simply because they fail to secure property or leave it in vulnerable locations, such as their privately owned vehicle.

Asset accountability and care is not just a Ramstein issue. The Air Force inspector general has made equipment accountability a special-interest item. This means Ramstein will take a hard look at our equipment accountability program during the upcoming opera-tional readiness inspection. Prepare your section and unit now by contacting the 86th Logistics Readiness Squadron Equipment Accountability Offi ce to learn more about what you can do to

ensure your assets are being properly accounted and cared for.

At the end of the day, you get results based on the effort and attention you invest. I encourage Airmen at each level of leadership to give your programs a hard look and support the Airmen who run them. The payback you receive will be increased mis-sion readiness and improved effectiveness of your resource management programs.

Equipment is the Airman’s greatest edgeCommentary

PERIERS, France — From left, Col. Ardis Ferguson, commander of the 209th Army Liaison Team, 7th Civil Support Command; Command Sgt. Maj. David S. Stading, 7th CSC command sergeant major; retired Maj. Gen. Al Jones and Col. Olin F. Brewster, Army Reserve ambassadors from Texas; Periers Mayor Gabriel Daube; honorary Periers citizen Henri Levaufre; and Claude Pasturel, a member of the local association Normandy 44-90th U.S. Infantry Division, place commemoration wreaths in honor of fallen Soldiers while Khalida Sellali, head of cabinet of the prefect, salutes during the 65th anniversary of the liberation of France April 28 in Periers, France. Ms. Sellali was also the guest speaker at the ceremony and later took the time to speak to Soldiers of the 7th CSC.

Photo by Lt. Col. Michele R. Sutak

7th CSC celebrates liberation of France


May 10 10:51 a.m.: A Soldier was involved in a

major traffic accident after he lost control of his vehicle causing it to strike a local national’s vehicle. Personnel involved in the accident were transported to LRMC for medical treatment.

2:25 p.m.: An Air Force dependent reported a larceny of private property. Investigation revealed a vehicle was unsecured and an ipod, a GPS and house keys were stolen.

8:32 p.m.: A Soldier was involved in a major traffic accident after she lost control of her vehicle and struck a dirt safety barrier. Her vehicle received disabling damages and had to be towed.

May 1111:05 a.m.: An Air Force NCO was appre-

hended for failure to report a traffic accident in Kaiserslautern.

5:02 p.m.: An Army officer reported a larceny of

government property on Panzer Kaserne. Investigation revealed the building was secure but a pair of sunglasses and an IBA were stolen.

May 127:06 a.m.: A DODDS employee reported a

larceny of private property in Hütschenhausen. Investigation revealed the vehicle was unsecure and a GPS, an iPod, military/personal documents, cloth-ing and a Swiss army set were stolen.

1218: An Army NCO was apprehended in Siegelbach for communicating a threat to his wife.

2:23 p.m.: An Air Force civilian was apprehended at Pulaski Barracks for child neglect. Investigation revealed the civilian left the child in a vehicle with-out parental supervision.

May 139:16 a.m.: An Army dependent reported a larceny

of private property in Weilerbach. Investigation

revealed a vehicle was unsecure and a Sony PS2, an ipod, a GPS, a camcorder and a stereo/DVD/GPS was stolen.

5:45 p.m.: An Air Force officer reported he was involved in traffic accident on autobahn A6 near Erzenhausen.

May 148:16 a.m.: A Soldier reported he was

involved in a traffic accident in Hirschhorn. Investigation revealed the Soldier was driv-

ing too fast for road conditions. Because of this, his vehicle veered off the road and stuck the landscape.

May 153:35 a.m.: An Air Force NCO was apprehended

for drunken driving in Landstuhl. 3:27 a.m.: A Soldier was apprehended for drunk-

en driving in Landstuhl.

May 161:50 a.m.: A Soldier was apprehended for drunk-

en driving in Kaiserslautern. 7:20 a.m.: A Soldier was apprehended for drunk-

en driving in Kaiserslautern. 6:18 p.m.: A Soldier was apprehended for assault

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Thank youBoy Scout Ryan Schultz would like to thank everyone who came

out to his donation drive May 15 and 16. The drive was held as Ryan’s Eagle Scout project. Donations of cleaning products, paper products and toiletries were collected for the Landstuhl Fisher House. Ryan said the donation drive was a huge success, even helping the Fisher House fill a shampoo shortage after someone donated 125 bottles of shampoo and conditioner each.

Closures• The U.S. Army Health Clinic-Kaiserslautern will be closed from

May 28 to 31 for the Memorial Day weekend. The clinic will reopen June 1 for normal business hours.

• The KMC Housing Office will be closed Monday for a German holiday. Normal hours will resume at 7:30 a.m. Tuesday. The office will also be closed May 31 for an American holiday. Normal hours will resume at 7:30 a.m. June 1.

Change of commandThe 37th Airlift Squadron will have a change of command ceremony

at 10 a.m. Thursday in Hangar 1 on Ramstein. Lt. Col. Tobias Sernel will assume command from Lt. Col. Mark August. Attire is uniform of the day for military and business dress for civilians.

Retirement ceremonies• A retirement ceremony for Chief Master Sgt. Randall Marshall, 521st

Air Mobility Operations Wing command chief, will take place at 10 a.m. today in Hangar 5 on Ramstein.

• Master Sgt. Toni L. Schultz will be retiring at 2 p.m. June 4 at the Landstuhl Regional Medical Center Chapel.

Change of business hoursThe Ramstein Thrift Shop, located in Bldg. 1200 adjacent to the

Ramstein Commissary changed its Monday business hours to be from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

AFN needs volunteersAFN is looking for volunteers to take part in a focus group that will

give their opinion on commercials/spots playing on AFN. VIPs from Riverside, Calif., will conduct the sessions June 9 and 10 for

a few hours each day, a different group each day, with 10 to 12 members. AFN needs a mixture of all ranks, officers and enlisted as well as depen-dents (no children).

Volunteers should e-mail Jerry Cormier at [email protected] by June 4.

Spouses’ orientationThe Ramstein Airman & Family Readiness Center invites all new

incoming spouses to the Newcomer Spouses’ Orientation to Germany offered from 9 a.m. to noon every Monday in Bldg. 2120.

This program is designed to give the new spouses of the KMC the tools needed to familiarize themselves with this assignment and all this area has to offer. A few of the topics include understanding German culture, basic German language, passport requirements for travel, driving and recycling. A cultural tour of the area will follow on Wednesdays.

The A&FRC also offers the quarterly Heart Link program that provides the tools needed to succeed as an Air Force spouse. It also provides a forum for spouses to meet, build relationships and share information.

To register for both NSOTG and Heart Link, contact the A&FRC at 480-5100 or e-mail [email protected].

Dependent student travelCommand-sponsored dependents residing with an active-duty Airman,

who are permanently stationed in an OCONUS permanent duty station, may be authorized student travel and transportation allowances. This means that your command-sponsored college student(s), or soon to be college student(s), is/are authorized an entitlement of a round trip flight to their school of enrollment per fiscal year, which includes unaccom-panied baggage shipment (no furniture) of no more than 350 pounds. The Military Personnel Section (Personnel Relocations Office) requires a Student Dependant Travel Worksheet, PCS orders, School Source Document (acceptance letter) and a DD Form 1172 to complete orders. Allow up to two weeks for orders to be completed.

For more information, call the Military Personnel Section Relocations office at 480-5539 or 06371-47-5539 or e-mail at 86mss/[email protected].

Saturday school, sports physical clinicThe Ramstein Family Health and Pediatric clinics will offer a special

Saturday school and sports physical clinic from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. June 5. Target age is 6 to18 years old for those enrolled at the Ramstein Clinic, as well as for Ramstein Department of Defense civilian dependents. Due to time constraints, no other medical issues or medication refills will be addressed at the appointment.

Physicals are available by appointment only and can be booked through the CARE-Line at 479-2273 or 06371-46-2273.


by Dr. Marshall Michel86th Airlift Wing historian

From 1943 through the early 1960s, America’s premier air superiority fi ghter company was North American Aviation. After producing such legend-ary aircraft as the war-winning P-51 Mustang and the F-86 Sabre, which dominated Soviet MiGs over Korea, they also developed the fi rst American fi ghter to break the sound barrier in level fl ight — the highly successful F-100 Super Sabre. The name “North American” had become almost synonymous with “Air Force air superiority fi ghter.”

North American followed the F-100 with a design for an air superiority fi ghter capable of close to Mach 2. Named the F-100B (since the design had not been submitted to the Air Force), it was similar to the F-100 but with thinner wings, a more area-ruled fuselage, and a variable inlet for an afterburn-ing engine with 16,000 pounds of thrust that would hopefully give it a speed of Mach 2 in level fl ight.

The design retained the rear fuselage and tail section of the F-100 and, like the F-100, had a single pilot and four M-39E 20 millimeter cannons as its fi xed armament. However, it soon became clear that any new air superiority fi ghter would need radar, so a radar was added to the nose and the engine air intake inlet moved to below the nose, like today’s F-16.

Unfortunately for North American, aircraft types refl ect national defense policy, and after the Korean War the U.S. Air Force was dominated by the bomber generals of the Strategic Air Command, which would not brook air-to-air tactical fi ghters. In mid-1954, as a refl ection of this, the USAF issued a requirement for a tactical fi ghter-bomber that was capable of delivering a nuclear bomb, which meant a bomb bay, and dropped any interest in a pure air superiority fi ghter, no matter how fast.

North American scrambled to modify the F-100B to meet the requirement but quickly saw that the position of the air intake under the nose would interfere with releasing the nuclear bomb, especially

since the bomb would have to be carried semi-submerged because there was no room for a bomb bay. As a result, the intake was relocated to above the fuselage right behind the cockpit, simi-lar to the previously dis-cussed German He 162 “Volksjäger.” This arrangement had never been tried before on an American aircraft, for what seem to be obvious reasons. First, if the pilot had to eject with the engine operating, he stood an excellent chance of being sucked into the air intake. Second — and more important to a fi ghter pilot, who never thinks about ejecting — the intake completely destroyed any visibility to the rear. But, since the new air-craft’s role was now one of high speed, low level delivery of a nuclear weapon, this seemed to be a moot point.

In June 1954, the USAF gave North American an order for 33 Mach 2 fi ghter-bombers and changed the program name to YF-107, but less than a month later the Air Force changed the order to three proto-types and only nine service test aircraft.

The YF-107 fi rst fl ew on Sept. 10, 1956, and achieved Mach 1 easily. But on landing, the drag chute failed and it ran off the end of the runway and into a ditch, where it sheared off its nose landing gear and the nose plowed into the dirt.

The accident showed the single advantage of the location of the high mounted air intake — the engine was not damaged from ingesting the ground and the aircraft was back fl ying in three days, soon exceeding Mach 2.

As the program progressed, it became clear the USAF was interested in the YF-107 only as a back-up for their fi rst choice of a nuclear fi ghter-bomb-er, the Republic YF-105, later to become F-105 “Thunderchief” but more commonly known as the famous “Thud” of Vietnam War fame.

But the YF-105 had huge problems — early

models took 150 hours of maintenance for every fl ying hour, it was grounded at least three times in its career, and it only fl ew six shows with the Air Force demonstration team, the Thunderbirds, before it was dropped because of structural failures. The F-105 program lost both of their prototypes in testing while the YF-107 program “only” lost one of its three in fl ight testing, and for a short time it appeared there was hope for the North American aircraft.

However, the YF-107 had problems of its own. The variable geometry air intake was totally unreli-able, which limited the aircraft to 1.2 Mach, and the aircraft systems were failure prone, and in the end the Air Force settled on the F-105.

After the completion of its test program, the two YF-107 survivors were sent to the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics. NACA fl ew them briefl y — one four times, the other 40, mainly to evaluate a side stick that was eventually used on the F-16 — then gave up on them. These two air-craft survive in museums.

The YF-107 was the fi nal practical foray into military aviation for the North American Aircraft Corporation, except for the XF-108 Rapier, a pro-posed Mach 3 interceptor that never fl ew.

In the end, the lasting legacy of the YF-107 is the air intake located above the cockpit and the ques-tion: “What were they thinking about when they put that on a fi ghter?” The answer was, “the Air Force at that time didn’t believe in fi ghters.”

(For questions or comments, contact Dr. Michel at [email protected])

Energy Tip Corner • Wash your fruits and vegetables in a pan

of water instead of running water from the tap.

• Use a water-efficient showerhead. They’re inexpensive, easy to install and can save you

up to 750 gallons a month.

These energy-saving tips are provided by the HQ USAFE Civil Engineer Operations O� ce.

These energy tips were compiled by HQ USAFE/A7 from www.wateruseitwisely.com and www.energy.gov

The “Ultra Sabre”

Photo courtesy of the U.S. Air Force

The YF-107 is seen here. Note the air intake above the canopy and the dummy nuclear weapon carried semi-submerged in the belly.

1st Sergeants’ CornerTips about leavePersonnel should use their leave

to relax from the pressures of duties. Here are a few tips to keep in your toolbox:

• Leave must begin and end in the local area — local meaning your place of residence from where you commute to work.

• To get an extension of leave, it must be requested suffi ciently in advance so it can be approved.

• Unit commanders may recall members from leave if it’s a military necessity.

• It’s also a good idea to let your wingmen know of your whereabouts if your leadership needs to get a hold of you for various reasons while you are enjoying your hard earned leave.


they are showing us some of the things they are doing,” said Capt. Scott Zwiers, exercise commander and pilot from the 37th AS. “Romanian pilots, navigators and loadmasters are fl ying with us while we do our missions.”

The off-site training also offered opportunities to maintain certifi cations and practice procedures that are diffi -cult to achieve at home station, he said.

“We are conducting night vision goggle landings and tactical approach-es, which are hard for us in Germany because of the quiet hours.”

The fl ight deck wasn’t the only place where training was taking place.

“Our fl ight medics are working with their fl ight medics. They are showing each other how they conduct business in the back of the airplane,” Captain Zwiers said.

The training here is just an echo of what the U.S. and Romanian militaries are achieving together on a daily basis downrange in Operation Iraqi Freedom and in the campaign in Afghanistan.

“The Romanians are fl ying missions into Afghanistan and supporting us there, so it is great that we are able to come out here and support them,” Captain Zwiers said. “It hit home today, one of their soldiers was killed in action in Afghanistan. So as we are training together, they are also headed out to retrieve one of their own and bring them home.”

The 86th AES played a unique role in the exer-cise, as this year was their rookie year at Carpathian Summer.

“This is the fi rst time to my knowledge that (the Romanians) have ever invited an American aero-medical evacuation squadron to come and compare notes about the process,” said Capt. Erskine Cook Jr., 86th AES fl ight nurse.

The main focus of the 86th AES personnel was to develop a communication process with their Romanian counterparts to fi gure out the differences in logistics and processes of their missions, so the two militaries are better prepared to work together in future operations.

“It is fact fi nding; this is what we have, this is what you have, and how can it mesh?” Captain Cook said. “Ideally, I think that we all have the same goal of getting the patient to a more defi nitive level of care. If we can make that happen quicker, faster, better, everyone wins.”

The two nations have identifi ed many similarities in their processes by training together.

“The only difference is the equipment. It all does the same thing, but they look different,” said Capt. Dragos Tudos, a fl ight surgeon in the Romanian air force. “The actual principal is the same, the people are the same, the way to do it is the same — it is not very complicated. I am a doctor, so the patient is the mission.”

In addition to learning to work with a foreign military, exercise participants were also reminded of the cohesiveness that must exist between Team Ramstein members in order to get the mission done.

“We rely on the 37th at home and here, because we don’t have our own aircraft,” said Senior Master Sgt. Patrick Skiver, 86th AES superintendent. “Any time their aircraft are in the air, they can be called

upon to drop in and pick up an AE team and a patient. So if they are in the middle of doing air-drops and all the sudden they have to aero-evac someone out, it’s great. It shows their fl exibility and how they are able to work with us.”

Along with the aeromedical training, members of the Explosive Ordinance Disposal Mobile Unit 8, from Naval Air Station Sigonella, also provided jumpmaster and drop zone safety trainers for the joint air operation with the Romanian jumpers.

“I was the safety as well as the free-fall jump-master and static line jumpmaster,” said Chief Petty Offi cer James Endicott, a life support equipment-man from the EODMU8. “I make sure that every-thing inside the aircraft is safe for those jumping, without any ‘situations.’”

Safety was also a primary concern on the ground.

Both sides took great care to ensure the jumps went without incident.

“My responsibilities here was drop zone safety offi cer,” said Petty Offi cer John DeLong, a life sup-port equipmentman and parachute rigger from the EODMU8. “The jumps went pretty smooth, every-one landed perfectly on target with no injuries, so it was a good day.”

Overall, the exercise reinforced the bond between the two air forces and served as another step into a promising future for the Romania/U.S. partnership.

“Every time we come out here, it seems like it is easier, the training goes more smoothly, better,” Captain Zwiers said. “The support we have gotten from the Romanians is great, they are really interest-ed in what we are doing and we are very interested in helping them out.”

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A Romanian air force free-fall paratrooper exits from a U.S. Air Force C-130J during exercise Carpathian Summer 2010 May 13 at Camp Turzii, Romania. The Romanian air force invited members of the U.S. military to train with them on their soil and in their air space to observe � rst hand and practice procedures and operations in action. The exercise was designed to build partnerships between these nations in an e� ort to work together more e� ciently during real-world scenarios.

Capt. Scott Zwiers and 1st Lt. Luke Wascovich, 37th Airlift Squadron, go though pre-� ight procedures in a C-130J.


KMC hosts 27th annual

Photo by Angelika Lantz

by Angelika Lantz 21st TSC Public Affairs

ENKENBACH-ALSENBORN, Germany — Their smiles pro-claimed them winners — exuberant and infectious, or a bit shy, but always radiant. Countless faces sported huge smiles at the Kaiserslautern Special Olympics May 12 at the German Police Academy here.

Neither the dreary overcast skies nor the unseasonable cold could dim the smiles of the 800 athletes who participated in the games and the 1,650 volunteers who made it all possible. The athletes, between the ages of 8 and 70, came from 58 schools and institutions through-out Germany, including 19 Department of Defense Dependents Schools, Europe.

The Special Olympics, an international program of athletic com-petition for children and adults with developmental disabilities, was hosted by U.S. Army Garrison Kaiserslautern for its 27th year. As in the past 11 years, they were co-hosted by and held at the grounds of the German Police Academy in Enkenbach-Alsenborn.

“This wonderful event demonstrates the great partnership we have with the police academy,” said Mark Heeter, the public affairs officer at USAG-K. He said the hosts tackled an incredible amount of planning and coordination to make this a first-class event.

“In the end, everyone was a winner. In the end, even the sun smiled on us — for about five minutes or so,” he said.

Many olympians, including Holger Jotter, 16, a student at the Siegmund-Crämer-School in Bad Dürkheim, Germany, wore

Photo by Airman 1st Class Desiree Esposito

ABOVE: Athletes prepare for a race at the 27th annual Special Olympics May 12 in Enkenbach-Alsenborn. Special Olympics is a worldwide event for children and adults with disabilities to build confidence and foster friendships. The KMC hosted this year’s event for more than 800 athletes. BELOW: The parade of athletes is enthusiastically greeted by spectators. Athletes wore red T-shirts and volunteers were dressed in turquoise.

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“Let me win. But if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt.”

Special Olympics May 12smiles — smiles that certainly outlasted and out-shone the sun.

“He is having so much fun, it’s contagious. He played softball and then we stood in line for three competitions, but he changed his mind. He is having fun just seeing everyone and feeling the incredible atmosphere, this incredible excitement,” said his buddy, Tech. Sgt. Scott Noggle, a network adminis-trator with the Air Force on Ramstein.

Volunteer buddies simultaneously fill the role of personal coach, cheerleader and friend for the event. Sergeant Noggle, who has been active with

the games since 1992, relied on smiles, touch and gestures to communicate with Holger. Nonetheless, he declared it a very rewarding and enjoyable expe-rience.

“Let me win. But if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt.” The oath of the Special Olympics was enthusiastically celebrated by countless athletes.

Participation would garner them a ribbon, and with the choice of track and field, soccer, bad-minton, softball, tennis, basketball and volleyball, numerous athletes sported impressive collections of them. For the 5- to 7-year-olds, a number of non-competitive games provided fun and excitement.

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Photo by Airman 1st Class Brittany Perry

An athlete participates in a game of target ball during the Special Olympics.

Photo by Airman 1st Class Brea Miller

Athlete Dennis Strumm, 13, wins first place in the 100-meter dash.

“This event is building great community relations and shows how the Air Force does care about our host nation.”Tech. Sgt. Ray Otero86th Security Forces Squadron


ABOVE LEFT: Medals are displayed during the Special Olympics. ABOVE: Athletes participate in the 27th annual Special Olympics May 12 in Enkenbach-Alsenborn, Germany. BELOW LEFT: Athletes participate in racket ball as their buddies look on.




Photo by Sgt. Maj. Steven Hobbs

Kindergraves ceremonySgt. Maj. Julio Matta and Sgt. Maj. Richard Miller, both from the 21st Theater Sustainment Command, lay a wreath at the Kaiserslautern Kindergraves Memorial Cemetery May 15 in Kaiserslautern.

Photo by Airman 1st Class Brea Miller

Final Guard Mount ceremonyTech. Sgt. Jeff Adkins, 569th U.S. Forces Police Squadron, places a military working dog collar in a place of honor in memory of a deceased K-9 as Staff Sgt. Paris Hill, 569th USFPS, holds a chain during a Final Guard Mount ceremony May 14 on the Ramstein flightline. Final Guard Mount is one of many events that took place in celebration of National Police Week, a solemn period each year where police officers reflect on those who have fallen.


RenovationsA local contractor discards old tiles May 6 at the U.S. Air Forces in Europe Logistics Building on Ramstein. Interior renovations were made to the entire building.

Photo by Airman 1st Class Grovert Fuentes-Contreras

435th SFS holds Creek Defender exerciseSecurity forces Airmen execute a house clearing course May 2 during a Creek Defender exercise at the Baumholder Training Area. Creek Defender is a two-week course to prepare security forces members for deployments to the area of responsibility.

Photo by Senior Airman Tony R. Ritter

Equipment readinessOutdated chemical protective gear, including the MCU-2/P chemical and biological gas mask, is piled up as Airmen exchange their old equipment for newer models May 17 at the 86th Logistics Readiness Squadron’s individual protective equipment facility on Ramstein.


More than 3,000 troops, including 22 U.S. Air Force Tactical Air Control Parties and forward air controllers from 10 different countries, began gath-ering May 3 in the Czech Republic for Flying Rhino 2010. Flying Rhino ends today.

This was the first time students from the U.S. Air Ground Operations School on Ramstein participated in the Czech-British exercise, which is now in it its eighth year. It also marks the first time the U.S. led the classroom instruction element of the training.

The exercise is a multinational, multi-service training event that allowed Soldiers and Airmen an opportunity to polish their joint duties, work through communication barriers and solidify their interoperability in preparation for eased working relations in operational environments such as in Iraq and Afghanistan.

“I find it very very important that we take advan-tage of every opportunity to train with the coun-tries that provide the students,” said Lt. Col. Allen Roberts, U.S. Air Forces in Europe Air Ground Operations School commander. “In these large exercises that take place in Europe, we always want to take advantage of them whenever we possibly can.”

Over the course of three weeks, participants

received classroom instruction from U.S. Air Force TACPs on how to operate communication field equipment and the impor-tance of Joint Fire Observer integration. Troops learn differ-ent techniques from the TACPs in the classroom and then take what they’ve learned and apply it in the field.

“Having those jets up in the air, you call the bombs in, bomb hits the target, big explosion, everyone is happy,” said Senior Airman Justin Fuchs, an AGOS TACP student, about his job.

British FAC Nick Williams said he thinks training with the different forces is very beneficial.

“Personally, I think it is very important because of what we found out in OEF and ISAF missions such as Afghanistan,” he said. “We are working together more and more, so it’s a good time for inte-gration at an early stage.”

“Our hosts here in the Czech Republic along with the British have been nothing but hospitable to us,” Colonel Roberts said. “The training we’re receiving

in the different locations has been absolutely phe-nomenal. We definitely appreciate it because it gives reality to the training and provides synergy among all the nations that we not only train, but that we work with downrange.”

Other participating countries included Germany, Italy, Denmark, Lithuania, Romania and Slovakia. The home base for the exercise was the 22nd Air Base at Namest nad Oslavou.

(Courtesy of Defense Media Activity)

by Staff Sgt. Stefanie Torres17th Air Force Public Affairs

Seventeenth Air Force (Air Forces Africa) puts a strong emphasis on building relation-

ships between the U.S. military and African nations.

Flintlock 10, a U.S. Africa Command-sponsored exercise running through Sunday, does just that. Air Forces Africa has partnered again with the 86th Airlift Wing to do their part to make Flintlock 10 successful.

The exercise is conducted by Special Operations Command Africa’s Joint Special Operations Task Force — Trans Sahara, focusing on military interoper-ability and capacity-building.

Centered in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso, the exercise involves tactical training conducted in Senegal, Mali, Mauritania and Nigeria. Approximately 1,200 European, African Partner Nation and U.S. participants from 14 nations are involved in military interoperability activities across the trans-Saharan region during this event, making airlift a priority.

“Flintlock 10 is a multi-national exercise designed to enhance Special Operations Forces capabilities within trans-Saharan partner nations and develop relationships that will be beneficial to all nations in the region,” said Maj. Mark Oberson, 37th Air Squadron assistant director of operations.

Two C-130J Super Hercules aircraft from the 86th Airlift Wing here flew to Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso, to play a role in personnel movement and enabled the exercise to happen as planned. The aircraft have airlifted participants from

different countries to work together at multiple exercise locations.

“The 130s are making this exercise happen,” Maj. Tankersley said. “If we were without them, the exercise would be sequestered and not interrelated. Now with the transfer and flying capability, participants can travel from one country to another to train.”

The 17th AF provided coordination for the airlift, and movement of partici-pants and cargo.

“We (at 17th AF) requested the forces from the 86th Airlift Wing and they delivered,” said Maj. Randle Tankersley, 17th AF Plans and Operations. “We are helping out with the deployment of dif-ferent countries and getting them to their different locations. This is a big task because of the number of different countries participating.”

Participation in the exercise marks the first deployment for U.S. Europe Command’s C-130Js, Major Tankersley explained. The Air Force is used to deploying and redeploying, but this is the first time their C130Js have been deployed for an exercise on the continent.

“The 86th Airlift Wing is doing a lot of heavy lifting by moving the SOF personnel and equipment in and out of the exercise area and keeping the operation on schedule,” said Maj. Mark Oberson, 37th AS DOM. “Flintlock is our first opportunity to employ the aircraft in an austere environment for significant durations. This is exactly what the C-130J was built to do and has proven it’s up to the task day after day thanks to the monumental efforts by members from the 86th Maintenance Group and 86th Operations Group to keep the planes moving.”

86th AW supports AFAFRICA in Flintlock 10

Photo by Master Sgt. Jeremiah Erickson

Burkinabe army soldiers march toward a Ramstein C-130J Super Hercules May 1 to begin their deployment to Mali in support of Exercise Flintlock 10.

US leads the way during Flying Rhino

Photo by Tech. Sgt. Wayne Clark

Master Sgt. Christopher Mann, an instructor with the 4th Air Ground Operations School, and Capt. Jon Chango, U.S. Air Forces in Europe air liaison officer, evaluates a German forward air controller student during Exercise Flying Rhino May 5. The two-week Czech-British exercise, which began May 3 and ended today, consisted of more than 2,000 troops from several different countries including Germany, Italy, Denmark, Lithuania, Slovakia and the U.S.


KHARROUBA AIR BASE, Tunisia — Members of the 153rd Airlift Wing returned April 22 from a joint exercise known as Medlite-10 at Kharrouba Air Base, Tunisia. The 153rd Medical Group was joined by other

members of the 153AW including civil engineer-ing, security forces, emergency management, flight equipment and public affairs. The Illinois Army National Guard, and the Nevada Army Reserve worked alongside members of the Tunisian mili-tary in an exercise aimed at enhancing medical capabilities and improving medical interoperability between the two forces through conducting a disas-ter response and chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear and high-yield explosives exercise. Medlite, which started in 2000, has become a tra-

dition between Tunisia and U.S. forces. This is the seventh combined medical exercise, now being con-ducted under the auspices of U.S. Africa Command and coordinated by 17th Air Force, headquartered at Ramstein. “The relations between our two medical services

are being consolidated by running these Medlite exercises; indeed these occasions are giving a real chance to both personnel to meet, share knowledge and improve their proficiencies,” said Col. Khaled Lamine, deputy head of the emergency department of the medical hospital in Tunis.Medlite-10 included about 140 Tunisians and 37

U.S. military medical personnel including: physi-cians, nurses, technicians, medical administrators and other specialized and support personnel. “This is a great opportunity for us,” said Col.

Stanley Bruntz, 153rd Medical Group commander, “Medical personnel all around the world have a nat-ural bond. Our mission is to treat the sick, care for the wounded, care for those who need medical care. If you are a medical person, physician, provider — that is your ultimate goal — to reduce suffering of people.”

The field training exercise was based on a chemical plant which pro-duces organo-phosphates for use in homes as pes-ticides that was damaged causing a major explo-sion with multiple casual-ties suffering from nerve agent exposure, thermal and trauma injuries.Chief Master Sgt.

Kristing Mauer, the 153 AW senior health techni-cian, said there were a large mixture of classes for all of the different groups of personnel.“Providers worked

with our providers and received a lot of advanced trauma life support train-ing,” she said. “The medical field training exercise will be an

opportunity to practice what has been seen during the didactic phase on the field,” Colonel Lamine said. Colonel Bruntz said, “The joint Tunisian-U.S.

exercise allows us to learn from each other and increases greater functionality and cooperation between the two countries.”Chief Master Sgt. Michael Grimm, U.S. Air

Forces Africa and 17th Air Force command chief said, “The partnership program is an outstand-ing initiative. It develops long-term relationships between the Air Force and our partner nation, builds continuity in training, and I think it’s going to grow dividends over the years as the partnership matures. Folks who came here as Airmen come back as NCOs and senior NCOs, or lieutenants come back

as captains, majors and colonels down the road.”“Both sides are obviously excited about what

they’re doing,” said Col. Philip Fallin, 404th Air Expeditionary Group commander currently assigned with 17th Air Force at Ramstein. “Tunisia has prov-en to be a very gracious host. And the folks from Wyoming are obviously well prepared and eager to do a good job.”“Tunisia has had an outstanding relationship with

the United States. I think it’s something they value very highly and they would like to see not only con-tinue, but continue to expand,” Colonel Fallin said. The U.S. has valued strong diplomatic relations

with Tunisia for more than 200 years. On March 26, 1799, the first agreement of friendship and trade was conducted between Tunisia and the U.S.

(Courtesy of 17th Air Force)

Medlite-10: successful mission, great training

Photo by Master Sgt. Paul Mann

U.S. Ambassador to the Republic of Tunisia Gordon Gray; Maj. Gen. Edward L. Wright, adjutant general for Wyoming; and members of the Wyoming legislature, along with Tunisian and American military members, observe patient retrieval during exercise MEDLITE-10 at Kharrouba Air Base, Tunisia.

405th AFSB completes deployment training to AC10Sixteen members of the 405th Army

Field Support Brigade returned to Kaiserslautern May 9 after completing the setup of a forward command post in support of the Austere Challenge 10 exercise. The brigade’s mission requires sup-

port of both U.S. European Command and U.S. Africa Command and must be capable of deploying a FCP to sus-tain theater operations. The brigade participated in AC10

to validate its deployment capabilities.“As a deployable brigade, we must

train and practice so that we can be prepared for a deployment if we have to execute one in the future,” said Col. Jack Haley, the commander of the 405th AFSB. “We had a very thorough review of last year’s exercise and learned some lessons about what we need to improve, and we executed our deployment even

more effectively this year.”For this deployment exercise, the

brigade utilized two new pieces of equipment in the FCP. For the first time, the brigade erected a Deployable Rapid Assembly Shelter.“The brigade currently has two dif-

ferent-sized tents in our inventory for establishing a FCP in the field,” said Maj. Kevin Emerick, a member of the deployment team. “The DRASH is unique in that the design incor-porates a self-contained composite frame, so there are fewer poles, parts and pieces to go missing. The other primary advantage is the relatively short amount of time required for set-up in comparison to the old General Purpose Small and General Purpose Medium canvas tents.”The brigade also used a SIPR/NIPR

Access Point for the first time. The SNAP is a satellite communications

system that enables the brigade to be self-supportive in communications.“By utilizing the SNAP, the FCP

was able to conduct both secure and non-secure video teleconferences and access worldwide Defense Switched Network voice telephone lines,” said Mark Dillingham, the brigade’s director of information management. “The FCP was also able to host other systems, including the Command Post of the Future, which enhanced the brigade’s capabilities to support our mission during the exercise.”Lt. Col. Eric Helm, the FCP

officer in charge, was impressed by the SNAP.“Our information technology and

communications team did a great job setting up and maintaining the SNAP during the deployment,” he said. “By using the system, our communications capabilities were

extremely reliable throughout the exercise.”Lieutenant Colonel Helm was also

proud of the way the team operated in a field environment.“The teamwork displayed by the

Soldiers and the civilians in making the exercise a success was incredible,” he said. “I was especially impressed by the civilians who stepped out of their normal work environment and enthusiastically assisted in building the FCP and making it operational.”Colonel Haley said he believes

exercises such as AC10 are critical to the brigade.“These exercises are extremely

important for us,” Colonel Haley said. “It’s our chance to get out in the field and do what we’re prepared to do — deploy in support of the Soldier.”

(Courtesy of the 405th AFSB Public Affairs Office)


College registrationUniversity and college registration for

Summer Session I takes place from Monday to May 30. The term takes place from May 31 to July 25. For more information, contact the college or university.

DANTES ends retest funding Effective Oct. 1, DANTES will no longer

fund retests on CLEP and DSST exams due to budget cuts. Additionally, DANTES will stop funding certification exams also on Oct. 1. The GI Bill can fund some certification tests.

Earn your Ph.D. in EuropeThe University of Oklahoma will hold an

informational meeting on its Ph.D. program in Europe at 1 p.m. Monday in Bldg. 2104, Room 100. Dr. Richard Little, OU’s associate vice president for outreach, will answer any questions. Refreshments will be provided. For details, to RSVP or to get directions, contact Ph.D. Program Director Rebecca Hansen at [email protected].

RMS last day of schoolRamstein Middle School’s last day of school for

students will be June 11. The early release will aid in the preparation for summer construction and school improvements. June 11 will be a full day of school. The last day of school at Ramstein Elementary School, Ramstein Intermediate School and Ramstein High School will be June 17.

RMS choral concertRamstein Middle School will host a choral

concert at 6 p.m. Tuesday in the school’s Arnold Hall.

Cub Scout Day CampThe Barbarossa District is happy to announce the

2010 Cub Scout Day Camp is scheduled from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. June 22 to 25 at Sembach. June 21 will be a training day for all volunteers. This year’s theme is “Investigating the Past, Discovering the Future” and planned activities include archery, BB gun, nature, Scout skills, sports, science and arts and crafts. All boys must be registered Scouts and entering first through fifth grade for the upcoming school year. Tigers (entering first grade) require a parent or adult family member as their partner and a sibling program will also be offered for the same ages. Contact your

local Cub Scout Pack or e-mail Michelle Blakeman at [email protected] to register.

RMS eighth-grade barbecueRamstein Middle School will host an eighth-grade

barbecue June 4 on the school grounds. For more information or to volunteer, contact the SAO or RMS PTSA.

SOAR deadlinePackages for Air Force ROTC Scholarships for

Outstanding Airmen (SOAR) must be submitted to the Ramstein Education Center not later than Aug. 14. SOAR allows commanders to select outstand-ing active-duty Airmen for an ROTC scholarship. If selected, Airmen will be discharged from active-duty to pursue a commission through AFROTC. The schol-arship pays for annual college tuition and fees up to $18,000, plus a $750 textbook allowance. Selected Airmen may pursue any academic field that leads to their first bachelor’s degree. The length of scholarship is based on the time needed to finish degree work as a full-time student, but Airmen must have at least two years remaining in college. Airmen with prior ser-vice must be commissioned under 31 years of age on Dec. 1 of the year they are commissioned.


Mark your calendar The KMC annual volunteer recog-

nition ceremony will be held from 2 to 4 p.m. Thursday at the Ramstein Offi -cers’ Club. The ceremony will honor the top volunteers. For more information, call the Airman & Family Readiness Center at 480-5100.

The Ramstein Community Center presents a fl ea market extravaganza from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday in Bldg. 412. There also will be music, games and super sumo wrestling. For details, call RCC at 480-6600.

The Ramstein Community Center presents Family Night from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Monday at the Ramstein Library. There will be games while Tigger bounces through the books. For details, call the RCC at 480-6600.

American pianist and composer Jeanette Sprute from Landstuhl Regional Medical Center invites you to enjoy a free piano concert “Between the Lines,” a collection of original piano compositions, at 6 p.m. Sunday at the Haus des Bürgers, Am Neuen Markt 4, Ramstein-Miesenbach.

The U.S. Army Soldier Show comes to Europe every two years. Don’t miss the opportunity to enjoy 90 minutes of high energy, live music performed by active-duty, guard and Reserve Soldiers Monday at the Galaxy Theater on Vogelweh. The performance will begin at 7 p.m., with doors opening at 6. This event is spon-sored by the Army SHARP Program’s I. A.M. Strong” Campaign and Compre-hensive Soldier Fitness. This free family friendly show will feature performances that span from Broadway musicals to country, gospel, R&B and top 40 songs. Support our troops as they bring you the Army’s greatest talent. Call 483-6252 or 0631-3406-6252 for details.

Join us for a scenic motorcycle ride along the Neckar and through the hills ending at the Rod & Gun Club May 27. Riders will depart from Heidelberg Army Airfi eld at 1 p.m. A barbecue music, mo-torcycle apparel, camping options and prize giveaways will be available. Call 373-7414 or 06221-17-7414 for details.

The Sunny Coyotes Volksmarch-ing Club is hosting a bus trip to Vianden, Luxemburg, June 19. The cost is €25 for non-members and €15 for children under the age of 14. For details and to sign up, call 06337-8732 or e-mail [email protected].

The Ramstein Offi cers’ Spouses Club is pleased to announce the upcoming performance of the one act play “The Little Black Dress” Wednesday at the Ramstein Offi cers’ Club. Come

join us as we follow the military spouse on her life’s journey in this theatrical event. Check in time is 9:30 a.m. There will be a classic-style American break-fast and great give-away prizes. On-site child care will be available with RSVP. For more information and to RSVP, visit www.ramsteinosc.org.

KMC Onstage presents the musi-cal comedy “The Drowsy Chaperone” based on the book by Bob Martin and Don McKeller. The comedy takes place at 7:30 p.m. today, Saturday and May 28 and 29, 2 p.m. May 30, 7:30 p.m. June 4 to 5, and 3 p.m. June 6. For tickets, call 486-8146 or 06371-86-8146 or e-mail [email protected]. For more in-formation, visit www.mwrgermany.com.

Miesau Army Depot sponsors the 57th Horse Show from Saturday to Monday at the Miesau horse track, across from the swimming pool. Five-hundred horses will participate in 36 different dressage and jumping contests. Highlight is the Torch Light Jumping at 9:30 p.m. Sunday.

Play Night Owl Bingo 8 to 11 p.m. Fridays at the Kazabra Club. Two guar-anteed $1,000 games will be played. For more information, call 489-7261 or 0631-536-7261.

Enjoy country music all night at Ca-dillac Country, 8 p.m. to 4 a.m. Saturdays at the Kazabra Club. For more informa-tion, call 0631-536-7261 or 489-7261.

Looking for ways to venture out during the week? Join Outdoor Recre-ation when they meet every other Wednes-day and explore some of the local area biking trails. Outings are free, bike rent-als cost $5, and it’s a great way to meet new people. For details, call 493-4117 or 0631-3406-4117.

MeetingsThe Knitting Club meets from 4 to

6 p.m. Tuesdays at the Kleber Library and from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursdays in the Kaiserslautern Main Library. All levels of knitters are welcome. For details, call 486-7322 or 06371-86-7322.

The KMC Mom2Mom Breastfeed-ing Support Group meets from 9:30 to 11 a.m. the third Wednesday of the month at the Ramstein North Chapel conference room. For more information, e-mail [email protected] or visit www.kmc-mom2mom.org.

Bored at home? Want to meet some new friends? Come join the Woodlawn Women’s Golf Association. We are a group of ladies of various abilities who enjoy getting together and playing golf on Tuesdays. We have tee times in the early morning and in the evening. For details,

call Di at 06383-579721.HUGS Playgroup meets at 10 a.m.

Thursdays at the Kids Zone, Bldg. 2895 on Pulaski Barracks. HUGS is open to children from birth to 4 years old. This playgroup is an interactional and educa-tional group designed to develop parent-ing skills, socialization and educational activities. For details, call 493-4064 or 0631-3406-4203.

The American Legion Post Ger-many 01 hosts post meetings the fi rst and third Wednesday of the month in Bldg. 368 on Rhine Ordnance Barracks. For more information, contact Stephen Ward at 486-7516 or [email protected].

The Adoption Support Group hosts a play time from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. June 5 at the Dinosaur Park at the Kaiserslautern Garden Show in Kaiserslautern. Adopted children of all ages and parents are invited. For more information about the group, visit www.usadopteurope.com.

A Rheinland Pfalz Quilt Guild combined meeting will be held at

6 p.m. Thursday in the KLSA building on Pulaski Barracks. Stitch n’ Gab is held from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Fridays at the Kapaun Chapel Annex.

JobsThe Army Family Action Plan and

Army Family Team Building Pro-gram are always looking for volunteers. Volunteer positions include administrative assistants, outreach and instructors. For more information on volunteering, e-mail [email protected] or call 493-4357.

CIBER has an immediate opening for a SharePoint developer in Kaisers-lautern. The selected candidate will need to be deployable by June 9. This is a Test and Evaluation Support Activity approved position and any candidates interested will need to be in-processed as quickly as pos-sible. The selected candidate must be a U.S. citizen and must be able obtain a DOD secret level clearance. For more informa-tion, e-mail [email protected] or call (757) 599-8136 (this is a stateside number).

2010May Top notch Airmen

Courtesy photos

KMC Top 3 President Senior Master Sgt. Jerry L. Phillips II presents KMC Top 3 “Top Notch” award certi� cates to Airman 1st Class Brittany Perry (above left), 86th Airlift Wing Public A� airs photographer, and Airman 1st Class Sidony Bowen, 86th Medical Support Squadron medical records technician. The two Airmen were recognized for their outstanding performance, personal appearance, attitude and military bearing.


Classes and trainingThe Kaiserslautern Main Library on Landstuhl,

Bldg. 3810, hosts researching and online database classes for students and adults at 5:30 p.m. June 9. To reserve a spot, call 486-7322 or 06371-86-7322.

The Emergency Placement Care program is committed to providing the KMC with high quality EPC providers who will give 24-hour, in home, short term care that is loving and safe for children whose parents are unable to care for them. Free training and certification is available to become an EPC parent. For more information on being a provider, contact Devon Paul at 493-4331 or 0631-3406-4331 or e-mail [email protected].

Is your spouse deployed? If so, come learn strategies to help prepare your relationship for reintegration at the Spouse Deployment Pre Reintegra-tion Seminar from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Ramstein Officers’ Club. The seminar is free and a buffet lunch will be included. For questions or to register, e-mail [email protected].

Landstuhl Regional Medical Center’s pediatric department hosts an Asthma Education Program

from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Kirchberg Room. A pediatrician, pharmacist and nurse will provide an educational session on asthma and answer questions. Refreshments will be served. For more information, call Capt. Jane Heffley at 06371-86-8503.

English as a second language beginners classes are offered inside the main Army Community Service build-ing at Pulaski Barracks, Bldg 2891. Classes are offered at 10 a.m. every Monday. This is a great class for beginners to the English language. For more information, contact Army Community Service at 493-4203 or 0631-3406-4203.

English as a second language intermediate classes are offered at 9:30 a.m. every Friday in the Bldg. 2891 lounge. For details, call 493-4064 or 0631-3406-4203.

Chapel newsThe Ramstein Chapel is accepting bids for the

following three contract positions: Catholic 0830 music accompanist: The music accompanist will play piano/keyboard and assist in song and music during the

Ramstein North 0845 Catholic Sunday Mass, special holi-days and feasts, and other special services as needed. All music will complement the style and atmosphere of the service being supported. Episcopal 0900 music accompa-nist: The music accompanist will provide accompanying music for the choir, community singing and liturgy at the St. Alban’s Episcopal Service, Kapaun Chapel, including during special holidays and feasts and other special ser-vices as needed. All music and singing will complement the style and atmosphere of the service being support-ed. Protestant youth director: The youth director is the Prot-estant Youth of the Chapel leader providing a Christian Protestant Youth Network throughout Ramstein, Vogelweh and Kapaun Protestant Chaplain Services. The PYD will provide PYN Christian leaders and develop middle and senior high school PY weekly ministries on Ramstein and Vogelweh (including Kapaun) chapels respectively. The chapel will be accepting bids from today until 4 p.m. June 4. The Statements of Work for these positions can be picked up Monday through Friday at the Ramstein North Chapel. For more information, call Petra Rausch at 480-5753 or 06371-47-5753.

KLSA: Thank you members for a great year

The Kaiserslautern Landstuhl Spouses’ Association would like to thank its board members for a great year.

Board members are pictured in order from top left: Dineen Cortez, KLSA parliamentarian; Roseanne Mamer, KLSA welfare chair; Lena Kandler, KLSA secretary; Karen Schroder, table decorations; Melba Synder, volunteer coordinator; Cheryl Pletzer, KLSA membership; Katie Kratz, KLSA reservations; Melissa Molina, treasurer; Crystal Curran, KLSA president; Lee Ann Hoppman, KLSA first vice president; Betrena Peoples, KLSA second vice president; and Leif Johnson, KLSA adviser.


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Airman 1st Class Kyle and Amber Meade stand in front of the London

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Tech. Sgt. Darrell and Latonya Kinsey vacation in Ischgl, Austria,

May 1.

Photo by Col. Gregory Petrequin

Col. Gregory Petrequin and Maj. Jeanette Petrequin visit the tulips at the Keukenhof Gardens April 17 in the Netherlands. Keukenhof Gardens, which is located near Lisse, is the world’s largest � ower garden with more than 7 million � owers planted annually, according to the garden’s Web site.

Photo by Sta� Sgt. Frank Barone

Sta� Sgt. Frank and Cipriana Barone visit Burg Eltz April 25 during a day trip before deployment. Burg Eltz is located on the Mosel River between Koblenz and Trier, Germany.

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Capt. Erik and Jennifer Carlson celebrate their � rst wedding anniversary April 11 in Paris, France.


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The following is a list of performances and events happening in the KMC and nearby. Dates are subject to change.

Performing artsKammgarn Kaiserslautern:• Blood, Sweat & Tears perform 8 p.m.

Thursday, to be followed by Albie Donnelly’s Supercharge at 10 p.m. Thursday. Both bands present jazz, blues and soul. Tickets cost €30.

• Kool Savas presents rap and hip hop, 8 p.m. May 30. Tickets cost €22.

• Roman Fischer & Band present electro pop, 8:30 p.m. June 2. Tickets cost €9.

For more information, visit www.kammgarn.de or call 0631-365-2548.

Pfalztheater Kaiserslautern:• “ChristO,” a rock opera with rock and heavy

metal combined with choir and orchestra music, 7:30 p.m. Saturday and June 5.

• “Die Katze auf dem heissen Blechdach,” Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, a play by Tennessee Williams, in German, 7:30 p.m. May 28.

• “Gestohlenes Leben,” a chamber opera by Helmut Bieler, in memory of deportation of Palatinate Jews 70 years ago, 8 p.m. May 28, June 4 and 29.

• “Schwanensee,” a ballet by Stefano Gianetti with music by Peter Tschaikowski, 7:30 p.m. May 29, June 2, 8, 9, 19 and 3 p.m. June 27.

• “Perfect Happiness,” a play by Charles den Tex and Peter de Baan, in German, 8 p.m. May 29, June 17 and 19.

• “Der Glöckner von Notre Dame,” The Hunchback of Notre Dame, a play by Victor Hugo, in German, 7:30 p.m. Sunday, May 30, June 4, 11 and 18.

• “Die 39 Stufen,” the 39 Steps, a criminal comedy, in German, based on Alfred Hitchcock’s story, 8 p.m. today, June 5, 15 and 25.

• “Das Wunder der Heliane,” an opera by Erich Wolfgang Korngold, in German, 7:30 p.m. June 20.

For more information, call 0631-3675-209 or visit www.pfalztheater.de.

Fruchthalle Kaiserslautern:• Jazz stage meets Strings, 8 p.m. today.

Tickets cost €12.• The Pfalztheater Orchestra presents works by

Robert Schumann in honor of his 200th birthday, 3 p.m. June 6. Tickets cost €4.

For details, stop at the Kaiserslautern Tourist Office, Fruchthallstrasse14, visit www.fruchthalle.de or call the office of arts at 0631-365-1410.

Youth Center, Steinstrasse 47, Kaiserslautern:• The band Samsonia performs modern rock and

post grunge, 8 p.m. today. Tickets cost €6.50.

For details, visit www.juz-kl.de.

Stadthalle Landstuhl:

• Symphony Orchestra of Kaiserslautern County celebrates its 30th anniver-sary with a concert featuring works by Robert Schumann and Johannes Brahms, 5 p.m. May 30. Tickets cost €12. For details, visit www.sokl.de.

Nanstein Castle, Landstuhl:

• Open-air concert with Rundfunk-Blasorchester Leipzig presenting “American Classics” including Leonard Bernstein’s “West Side Story” and melodies by George Gershwin, 8:30 p.m. June 5. Tickets cost €29 to €37. For tickets stop at the Landstuhl Stadthalle office, call the hotline 0231-9172290, or visit www.proticket.de.

Nationaltheater Mannheim, am Goetheplatz:• “Frida Kahlo,” a ballet by Dominique Dumais,

7 p.m. Saturday.• “Turandot,” an opera by Giacomo Puccini, in

Italian with German subtitles, 7:30 p.m. Sunday and May 29.

For details, visit www.nationaltheater-mannheim.de.

Miscellaneous• Kaiserslautern, garden fair, open 10 a.m. to

7 p.m. daily through Oct. 31. Special events: Saturday: Opening of new flower display “Dreaming into summer with summer flowers,” in flower hall, through June 21. Saturday, Sunday and Monday: Crafting with children 1 to 5 p.m. in tent in Neumühlepark. Sunday: Catholic worship service, in German, 11 a.m. in wil-low chapel. The band Nimm2 presents piano pop and swing rarities by Billy Joel, Elton John, Frank Sinatra, 2:30 p.m. in theater area in Neumühlepark. Pentecost Monday: Pfalztheater Kaiserslautern conducts a theater day with presentations, information, performances, music, lectures, playing with the Pinocchio-Ensemble, 2 to 6 p.m. throughout the whole area.

Tickets cost €6 for adults and €3 for children. For details, visit gartenschau-kl.de.

• Kaiserslautern-center, children’s fest, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. There will be a kettcar race, crafting, painting, display of Ramstein Air Base fire truck, German youth firefighters, presentations and entertainment by German

Bundeswehr, bouncing castle, food. • Kaiserslautern-Siegelbach, Zoo, family day

featuring children’s activities, flight show by falconry, Sunday.

• Eulenbis, hill fest on Eulenkopf starts noon Sunday and Monday.

• Schmalenberg, village fest to celebrate Pentecost, Monday.

• Miesau horse track, horse show, today through Monday; torch light jumping 9:30 p.m. Sunday.

• Rhodt unter Rietburg (between Landau and Edenkoben), blossom fest, today through Monday.

• Deidesheim, Pentecost fest with music, food, Tuesday and historical billy goat auction, 6 p.m.

• Unkenbach (on B420, north of Lauterecken and south of Obermoschel), adventure trip Moschel Valley features music, children’s activities, petting zoo, pony-shuttle, craftsmanship presentations, recreational tips, regional food specialties, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday.

• Neustadt-Mussbach, food specialties market in Herrenhof, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday through Monday.

Flea markets• Kaiserslautern, Opel, Portal 1, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Saturday, Sunday and Monday.• Landstuhl, Kaufland, Sunday and Monday.• Bad Dürkheim, An der Saline (former

salt-works), 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. today and Saturday.

Antique markets• Bad Bergzabern, Schlosshalle and outdoors,

10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday and Monday.• Michelstadt, Odenwaldhalle, Erbacher Strasse,

Saturday and Sunday.• Köln, Chocolate Museum, Saturday and

Sunday.For more information, visit

www.troedlerundsammeln.de.

Was ist Los?KMC cultural

highlights

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Middle Ages return to Lemberg CastleA medieval market featuring presentations of craftsmanship, musicians, jugglers, fire-eaters and knights from the middle ages will take place from 1 p.m. to midnight Saturday, 11 a.m. to midnight Saturday and Sunday, and 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday at Lemberg Castle. Tickets cost €5 for adults; children under 16 are free. Lemberg is located 15 kilometers southeast of Pirmasens. From Ramstein, take autobahn A62 south to the Pirmasens exit. Travel on B10 toward Landau until the Lemberg exit. For details, visit www.spektakel-lemberg.de.


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Upcoming Fun for EveryoneARMSTRONG’S CLUB

FMWR ONE STOP

LANDSTUHL CLUB

R&B NightJun. 5, 9 p.m. - 2 a.m.Enjoy an evening of R&B Oldies, with a live D.J., free finger foods and no cover charge.

Merengue CompetitionJun. 12, 11 p.m. Step up your salsa moves and bring them to the dance competition, June 12, starting at 11 p.m. Prizes will be given for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place. Armstrong’s Club is located on Vogelweh housing, Bldg. 1036. Call 0631-354-9986 for more information.

Landstuhl, Bldg. 3810

(adjacent to the Library)

Texas Hold ‘Em TournamentsSaturdays, Registration 6 p.m.

First Deal 7 p.m.Play Texas Hold ‘Em and win great prizes!

Krazy Karaoke NightFridays, 9 p.m. Sing your favorite songs all night long!The Landstuhl Club is located on Landstuhl Post, Bldg. 3780.

Purchase VAT forms, enroll your children in Child, Youth & School Services, book Army Outdoor Rec. adventures and services, get information about conference and special event spaces and much, much more!

KAZABRA CLUB

JAVA CAFÉ

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Boots & Buckle ContestMay 22, 10 p.m. - 1 a.m.Shine yours boots and wear your best buckle for great prizes and bragging rights.

Midnight BingoMay 30, 9 p.m. - 1 a.m.Two guaranteed $1,000 games will be played. FREE soft-drinks and food will be available. Doors open at 7 p.m.

5th Annual Family BingoJune 6, 3- 6 p.m.Come celebrate with ice cream, cake, lots of prizes and a specia guest. Kids can also show off their artistic skills in the coloring contest. The Kazabra Club is located on Vogelweh, Bldg. 2057.

Trivia NightWednesdays, 6-8 p.m.Enjoy an evening of fun trivia and great prizes.

Adult Night at the LibraryMay 22, 6 -11p.m.

From Scrapbooking to Foreign Films to Video and Board games you can enjoy a fun and relaxing night at the Kaiserslautern Library, located on Landstuhl Post, Bldg. 3810. Call 486-7322, or 06371-86-7322 for more information.

For questions regarding FMWR events and programs listed on this page, call Marketing at 493-4128 or 0631-3406-4128.

The 2010 U.S. Army Soldier Show

May 24, 7 p.m.Galaxy Theater, Vogelweh

Don’t miss the opportunity to enjoy 90 minutes of high energy, live music performed by active duty, guard and reserve Soldiers at the Galaxy Theater, in Vogelweh on May 24. The performance will begin at 7 p.m., with doors opening at 6 p.m.

This event is sponsored by the Army SHARP Program's "I. A.M. Strong" Campaign:

, and CSF (Comprehensive Soldiers Fitness):

. Call DSN 483-6252, Civ. 0631-3406-6252.

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The Japanese Garden in Kaiserslautern celebrates its 10th anniversary this year. It opened its doors in April 2000, the same time the state of Rheinland-Pfalz conducted its first state garden fair, the Garden Fair Kaiserslautern. Ever since, both gardens open and close the same day each year.

“The idea of creating a Japanese Garden was born after a delega-tion from Kaiserslautern’s sister city Bunkyo-Ku in Japan had visited our city in 1993,” said Anja Seepe-Breitner, the managing director of the Japanese Garden Kaiserslautern. After finding the perfect area in the center of town in 1996 and found-ing the Japanese Garden Association Kaiserslautern in 1997, the first phase of construction started in 1998.

Kaiserslautern’s Japanese Garden is the biggest in Europe and the first of its kind in Rheinland-Pfalz. On a surface of 13,500 square meters there are ponds, waterfalls, an authentic teahouse, a zen and mountain garden, and stages for performances.

“We were able to keep about 20 percent of the old tree population; some red beeches are more than 120 years old,” Mrs. Seepe-Breitner said. “The garden’s vegetation includes a huge variety of trees, plants and bush-es, which come into blossom at differ-ent times of the year.”

The garden can be experienced

on a circular walk, showing a series of landscape scenes. Character and atmosphere often change during the garden walk and the views are lured by different eye-catchers and details, such as the 200 koi fish in the ponds.

“Water is the key element of the garden’s design,” Mrs. Seepe-Breitner said.

The lower pond is dominated by a waterfall of 10 meters, and the upper pond by the historic tea house.

“We sometimes offer tea ceremo-nies with Japanese tea masters in our tea house,” Mrs. Seepe-Breitner said. The tea house and the Zen garden are both available to the public for medi-tation and yoga sessions as well as wedding ceremonies, which cost a fee of €100 to €150. Wedding parties can have lunch in the outdoor restaurant area across from the tea house.

A circular grass area surrounded by stone steps where the audience can sit on can be used for martial arts and other performances.

“We would love to offer this area for American martial arts clubs. Some of them already enjoyed this area,” Mrs. Seepe-Breitner said.

Daily admission tickets cost €3.50 for adults, €2.50 for students (18 to 25 years old) and €1 for youth (12 to 17 years old). Children under 11 are admitted free.

Customers of the technical works TWK, which owns the TWK sea-son ticket that is also valid for the Kaiserslautern Gartenschau, can get free admission to the Japanese Garden by paying an additional €5

and having it activated at the Gartenschau pay office.

The Japanese Garden is located on Lauterstrasse 18. The entrance is on a side street, Am Abendsberg, next to the Kaiserslautern Kreisverwaltung (County Administration Office). The parking lot behind the Kreisverwaltung (Lauterstrasse 8) is open to the public on weekends.

For more information on guided tours and Japanese tea ceremonies in English, wedding cer-emonies and other events, call the Japanese Garden at 0631-3706600

or e-mail [email protected]. To find out more about the garden, its set up and activities, visit www. japanischergarten.de.

Japanese Garden celebrates anniversary

ABOVE: In spring, visitors can enjoy trees in full bloom next to connected ponds that are a symbol for the eternal circle of life in Buddhism. BELOW: The Japanese Garden in Kaiserslautern has two ponds, narrow paths and stepping stones.

by Petra Lessoing86th Airlift Wing Public Affairs

The public outdoor pool “Waschmühle” in Kaiserslautern starts its swimming season with various events today through Sunday.

Visitors can enjoy concerts and performances as well as special highlights on and near the water. The supporting group Friends of Waschmühle will sponsor the fest in cooperation with the city of Kaiserslautern.

Weekend events will start with a concert by the rock and cover band LammBock from 7 to 11 p.m. today.

Saturday activities will be dominated by the splash diving championships of Rheinland-Pfalz starting at 11 a.m. After the qualification round juniors and elite will show off their skills in a three-meter board contest. Participants can register until 11 a.m. in the facility.

The rock ‘n’ roll band Cooligans will end the day with a performance 8 to 11 p.m.

Sunday will be family and activity day. Highlight will be the final rounds of the splash diving champi-onships between noon and 6 p.m. to be followed by an awarding ceremony for all contests.

Visitors who don’t like it wet, can watch various presentations, musical performances and take part in activities.

From 10 a.m. to noon members of the Model Boat Club will present their hobby. The jazz band Leimsieder will perform on stage 10:30 to 11:30 a.m.

The Kaiserslautern Trend and Fun Sports Club will offer aqua fitness at 3 p.m. A presentation of a new sport called Headis, or head-table tennis, is scheduled from 3 to 4 p.m.

The evening program will start at 6:30 p.m. with Andy the String & Voice of Classic Rock before the day will come to an end with music by Piano Soulbar.

The three-day festival will also offer snake shows, soccer contests, underwater rugby and apnoea (breath-hold) diving.

A special created beach area with sand and palm trees will bring across some vacation feeling and a chill-out corner where cocktails will be served will be available to relax.

Waschmühle swimming pool is open as usual 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. today, Saturday and Sunday.

Gates close one hour after performances are over. Starting at 7 p.m. an admission fee of €2 for the night performances will be charged.

Throughout the day the regular fee of €2 for adults and €1 for students, youth and children has to be paid.

Waschmühle is located on Morlauterer Strasse100, in the northern part of Kaiserslautern. It is known as the biggest one-basin pool in Europe.

The basin has a water surface of 10,000 square meters (about 107.640 square feet) and is 165 meter long (about 528 feet).

Swimming season starts with festival Sunday


AF marathonThe 14th Air Force Marathon will take place Sept. 18 at

Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio. Last year, more than 10,000 runners participated. Participants interested in repre-senting U.S. Air Forces in Europe should work with their local fitness center staff to submit their application by June 18. Those selected will be provided registration fee, lodging, airline travel and local transportation at the event (no per diem). Participants are authorized permissive TDY. The marathon will feature air-craft flyovers and a one-of-a-kind finish line surrounded by historic aircraft on the grounds of the National Museum of the USAF. All runners are presented medals at the finish line by uniformed general officers and colonels. For more information, contact Tom Burkett, HQ USAFE, at 478-2301 or [email protected]. For details, visit ww.usafmarathon.com.

World Cup matchesAll U.S. World Cup matches will be shown on bug screen

TVs at Armstrong’s Club, Bldg. 1036 on Vogelweh. Enjoy snacks and good company as we kick off the first U.S. match against England at 8:30 p.m. June 12. For a complete list of schedules, call Armstrong’s Club at 489-6000 or 0631-354-9986. For more details, visit www.mwrgermany.com.

Tai-Chi at ROB Fitness CenterCenter your mind and bring awareness to your body with Tai-

Chi from 6 to 7 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays. Classes are just $8 each or $40 for a book of eight. For more information, call the fitness center at 493-2241 or 0631-3406-2241 or visit www.mwrgermany.com.

The trash pick up in some villages in the KMC will change as follows due to the Pentecost holidays, which Germans observe Sunday and Monday:

• From Monday to Tuesday in Ramstein, Miesenbach, Weltersbach, Steinwenden, Obermohr, Kirchmohr, Schrollbach, Landstuhl-Atzel, Landstuhl-Melkerei, Mittelbrunn, Bann and Oberarnbach;

• From Tuesday to Wednesday in Rodenbach, Erzenhausen, Weilerbach, Schwedelbach, Mackenbach and Pörrbach;

• From Wednesday to Thursday in Hochspeyer, Frankenstein and Fischbach;

• From Thursday to May 27 in Olsbrücken and Frankelbach.

Villages not mentioned have their trash picked up on regularly scheduled days.

(Courtesy of Kaiserslautern County Administration office)

Trash pick up in KMC changes for

Pentecost holidays

Germans celebrate Pentecostby Petra Lessoing86th Airlift Wing Public Affairs

Germans observe “Pfingsten,” or Pentecost, Sunday and Monday. The religious fest takes its name from the Greek word “pentekoste,” which means 50th. Christians celebrate Pentecost the 50th day after Easter because they believe that’s when God sent down His Holy Spirit.

After receiving the Holy Spirit, the Apostles started spreading the new Gospel into the world. Because of this, the foundation of church is also celebrated.

In Old Testament times, the fest was celebrated as a harvest fest and in late Judaism, Pentecost commemo-rated the foundation of the Israelites in the Sinai, 50 days after the exodus from under the Egyptian oppression.

Pentecost Monday is considered an official holiday in Germany. Stores, banks and official institutions will be closed.

Some areas in Germany observe specific Pentecostal customs. In Bavaria, people dress in the national cos-tumes of their region, walk in processions to church and pray for a good harvest. In Franconia, horsemen perform the annual Pentecostal ride. Led by priests, they carry church banners and crosses to church.

In the KMC, the towns of Schmalenberg and Schopp stick to some Pentecostal traditions. In Schmalenberg, boys and men cut branches from pines, birches and brooms and create three skirts, which the so-called “Quack” has to wear from his neck down during the

parade through town. He also wears a hat made of thin rods. The Quack figure symbolizes spring. On Sunday afternoon, children go from house to house and col-lect flowers, which they tie to the hat as well. The men spend the night in a barn, watch the green costume and from time to time they walk through town singing the traditional “Quack” song. In Schmalenberg, the parade will take place at 10 a.m. Monday and in Schopp, the Pentecostal ride will take place at 6 a.m. Monday.

The biggest tradition is the historical auction of a billy goat in Deidesheim every Tuesday after Pentecost. According to a document from 1404, residents of Lambrecht, a neighboring town of Deidesheim, had the right to use the Deidesheim forests as pastureland, but people had to pay with a billy goat. The youngest citi-zen had to take the goat to Deidesheim and tie it to the town hall before sunrise the Tuesday after Pentecost. In the late afternoon, the billy goat was put up for auction to fill the town’s cash-box.

Today, it’s the most recently married couple’s job to deliver the goat. Together with the Mayor of Lambrecht and other officials, they will walk to the Deidesheim town hall where they will be met by city council mem-bers, school children and other groups in costume.

The auction takes place from 5:45 to 6 p.m., and the price paid for the goat will reflect the people’s economi-cal situation. In good years, people paid up to €5,000 for the goat. Last year, The Royal Society Mannheim bought the goat for €4,000.

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Gateway Cineplex (Ramstein)FRIDAY - Robin Hood (PG-13) 11 a.m., 1:30 p.m., 4:15 p.m., 7 p.m., 9:45 p.m.

She’s Out of My League (R) 5:15 p.m., 8:15 p.m.

Our Family Wedding (PG-13) 11:30 a.m., 2:30 p.m., 5:30 p.m., 9:30 p.m.

Remember Me (PG-13) 11:15 a.m., 2:15 p.m.

SATURDAY - Robin Hood (PG-13) 11 a.m., 1:30 p.m., 4:15 p.m., 7 p.m., 9:45 p.m.

She’s Out of My League (R) 5:15 p.m., 8:15 p.m.

Our Family Wedding (PG-13) 11:15 a.m., 2:15 p.m.

Remember Me (PG-13) 11:30 a.m., 2:30 p.m., 5:30 p.m., 9:30 p.m.

SUNDAY - Robin Hood (PG-13) 11 a.m., 1:30 p.m., 4:15 p.m., 7 p.m.

She’s Out of My League (R) 11:30 a.m., 2:30 p.m., 5:30 p.m.

Our Family Wedding (PG-13) noon, 3 p.m., 6 p.m.

MONDAY - Robin Hood (PG-13) 11 a.m., 2 p.m., 5 p.m.



Remember Me (PG-13) 11:15 a.m., 2:15 p.m., 5:15 p.m.

TUESDAY - Robin Hood (PG-13) 11 a.m., 2 p.m., 5 p.m.




WEDNESDAY - Robin Hood (PG-13) 11 a.m., 2 p.m., 5 p.m.



THURSDAY - She’s Out of My League (R) 11:30 a.m., 2:30 p.m., 5:30 p.m.



Galaxy Theater (Vogelweh)TODAY - She’s Out of My League (R) 7 p.m.

SATURDAY - Iron Man 2 (PG-13) 7 p.m.

SUNDAY - Remember Me (PG-13) 3 p.m.

Iron Man 2 (PG-13) 7 p.m.

Galaxy Theater will be closed Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday

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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.

Remember Me (PG-13) — Tyler, a rebel-lious young man from New York City, had a strained relationship with his father ever since tragedy separated their family. Tyler didn’t think anyone could understand what he was going through until he met Ally through a twist of fate. Love was the last thing on his mind, but as her spirit unexpect-edly heals him, he begins to fall for her. Tyler soon begins to find happiness and meaning in his life. But soon, the circumstances that brought them together slowly threaten to tear them apart.

Starring Robert Pattinson and Emilie de Ravin.

Robin Hood (PG-13) — Upon the death of King Richard, Robin Hood travels to Nottingham, a town suffering from the cor-ruption of a despotic sheriff and crippling taxation, where he falls for the spirited Lady Marion, a woman skeptical of the identity and motivations of this crusader from the forest. Hoping to earn the hand of Maid Marion and salvage the village, Robin assembles a gang whose lethal mercenary skills are matched only by its appetite for life. Together, they begin preying on the indulgent upper class to correct injustices under the sheriff.

Starring Russell Crowe and Cate Blanchett.

FRI MAY 21 - WED MAY 26Digital 3D: Shrek Forever After (PG)-Fri 17:30, 18:30, 20:00, 22:00, Sat 13:30, 14:30,15:30, 16:30, 17:30, 18:30, 20:00, 22:00, Sun13:30, 14:30, 15:30, 16:30, 17:30, 18:30, 20:00,Mon & Tue 17:30, 18:30, 20:00, Wed 18:00, 20:00

Iron Man 2 (PG13)- Fri & Sat 20:15, 22:30,Sun 20:15, Mon 17:45, Tue 20:30, Wed 18:00

Nanny McPhee and the Big Bang(PG)- Sat 13:30

Prince Of Persia (PG13)- Fri 17:45,20:15, 22:30, Sat 13:30, 15:45, 18:00, 20:15,22:30, Sun 13:30, 15:45, 18:00, 20:15, Mon17:45, 20:15, Tue & Wed 18:00, 20:30

Robin Hood (PG13)- Fri 17:00, 19:30,22:30, Sat 13:30, 16:30, 19:30, 22:30, Sun 13:30,16:30, 19:30, Mon 20:00, Tue 20:15, Wed 17:45

Sex And The City 2 (R)- Premiere:Wed 20:30

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Apt Ramstein Kurfürstenstr. 12a3min to RAB 120sqm liv/dinrm2BR BIK 1bath, cpks, balc storrm, no pets €770 incl heat (+util)06371-50252 or 06371-944654

Between K-Town & Mannheim -in Frankenthal, 135sqm, 2story lu-xury Apt w/elevator, 2BR, 2baths,BIK w/din rm, roof terrace, 60sqmgallery livrm, 2cpks, €860 +util RDImmo 0170-2368090

Big Apt. 200sqm - 1st floor,Bruchmühlbach, 3-4 bdrms,kitch., 2,5 baths, liv./dinrm.,2storage rms., terrace, bsmnt.,laundryrm. and park space, 900,--€ + util, Tel. 06372/5966

Hohenecken new Apt 160sqm5min to Vog 4rms 1.5baths BIKsunroom 2terraces yard dbl gara-ge no pets Av now €1180+utl Tel.0176-20569216

Kl Einsiedlerhof 100sqm Apt 2BRBIK balcony €716 incl utl exceptelectr Call 0170-8690373

Kl Einsiedlerhof 1BR livrm BIK€430 all incl except electr Call0170-8690373

Landstuhl Melkerei (close to theHospital) nice & bright roof-top-Apt 125sqm Livrm w/Din area BIK4BR 2bath Laundry rm, This beau-tiful Apt is available 15June 2010€767 +util call Michael (Not a real-tor! No comission fee!) 06371-3610

Landstuhl, close to hospital:4BM Apt, 107sqm (1152 Sq Ft),2,5baths, 2 balc, bik, parking,Rent: 1100 € all incl. exceptelectr. see: www.rcam-kg.de, call:0170-8690373

Ramstein 3BR BIK bath din/livparkspace 100sqm inc heat €740+util 06371-50831

Landstuhl, Melkerei, niceapartm. 140 sqm, 4 BDR,1,5baths, 2 terac., rent € 1000,ZIAI Immobilien 06371 57888

Lux Apt in nice villa in 66851Queidersbach - Zum Wasserstein1, 10min to RAB/VOG 130sqm2BR modern BIK & bath liv/din rmlaundry stor 50sqm terrace niceyard €750+util 0172-6858480 or06371-2290 (days) or 06371-976088

Miesau Comf Apt 150sqm 3BRliv/din rm BIK 1.5bath stor balcfloor-heat €1020+utl Only sgl orcpl. no pets pls avail 15 June06372-61011

No Finders Fee, Kusel down-town, nice apartm, 120sqm,2BDR, big livingroom, terrace, ga-rage rent only 740 €, ZIAI Immobi-lien 06371 57888

Queidersbach, nice 110sqm,2BM apartment, yard, patio,E1000 all included except electric,Immobilien T.017665881298

Queidersbach: 2BM apartmt, 1,5bath, balcony, E750 all includedexcept elect., Immobilien T.017665881298

RAM Area Apt 3BR 150sqm (gre-at Autobahn accessibility), niceview on lake, BIK, 1.5bath, cpks+carport balc no pets €900 +utilCall Walter Klinck 06385-6392

Ramstein downtown, niceapartm., 140sqm, 3BDR, big livin-groom, terrace, rent € 1030. ZIAIImmobilien 06371 5788

Ramstein: 2 bedroom apartment90 sqm, b.i.k., bathroom, terrace520,- € + util KD-Baubetreuung06371-619033

Schopp: 100sqm apartmt, bal-cony, 1 BM, E 650, Immobilien T.017665881298

Schopp: nice 3BM apartment,big balcony, yard, 2 garages,E830, Immobilien T.017665881298

Visit: www.class-world.eu

Ramstein 3BR BIK bath din/livparkspace 100sqm inc heat €740+util 06371-50831



APTS FOR RENT


HOUSES FOR RENT

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Hohenecken, 200sqm, 2 bedrms, studio, 2 baths, cellar, garden, balcony, terrace

€1.500,00 + utilAPARTMENTS FOR RENT

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No fi nder’s feeHouse in Reichenbach for rent, 267 sqm, 1 living room, 1 dining room, 6 bedrooms, 1 kitchen (bik), 2,5 bathrooms, 1 laundry room, carport € 1.840 + util

Tel: 06374-4071

No fi nder’s fee

Mr. Lindner, Tel. 0177/2167424

Glan-Münchweiler, freestnd 1 fam-house in quiet location, near center, big liv/ din rm, 5 bedrms, 2 baths, parquet � oors, 2 garages, approx 190/690 sqm € 175.000Bruchmühlbach, nice duplex with big yard, built in 89, big liv/ din rm with tiles stove, 4 bedrms, 3 baths, garage, approx 145/680 sqm € 185.000Waldmohr, freestnd home in quiet location, built in 2002, 6 bedrms, liv/ din rm, 3,5 baths, big garage, approx 210/540 sqm € 259.000Weilerbach, freestnd 1 fam-house with wonderful view, built in 91, 7 rms, bik, 2,5 baths, open � replace, garage, approx 190/850 sqm € 275.000Lambsborn, freestnd home with wonderful view, 6 bedrms, 2 baths, bik, liv/din rm with open � replace, double garage, approx 210/810 sqm € 295.000Mackenbach, modern duplex, built in 05, 5 bedrms, bik, big liv/din rm with tiled stove, 3 baths, 1 garage, 2 carparks, approx 220/350 sqm € 295.000Bechhofen, attractive home in nice quiet location, built 96, 4 bedrms, bik, big liv/din rm with open � replace, 2 baths, sep. guest appartment with 2 rms, kitchen and bath, approx 260/700 sqm € 329.000Kaiserslautern, huge home in wonderful location, near woods, 6 bedrms, bik, big liv/din rm with tiles stove, sep. liv rm with open � replace, 4,5 baths, 1 garage, approx 270/2050 sqm sqm € 380.000Near Altenglan, luxurious villa in best condition, 5-6 bedrms, huge liv/din rm approx 82 sqm with open � replace, winter garden approx 30 sqm with � replace, gallery, marvellous bik, inside swimming pool, lucurious bath, double garage, approx 350 sqm liv space, property 2.500 sqm € 390.000Homburg, great modern country style home, built in 00, low-energy house, 5 bedrms, spacious bik, repr. liv rm with open � replace, sep. din rm, sauna, 2.5 baths, double garage, approx 260/625 sqm € 395.000

HOUSES FOR SALE

Burgstr. 22a • 67677 Enkenbach-Alsenborn Tel: 06303-87188 or 0171-4396661

Fax: 06303-984774email: [email protected]

Hohenecken, big duplex with 5 bedrm, 2 1/2 baths € 1.570Ramstein, huge 4 bedrm apartment, balcony, garage € 1.500Ramstein, 4 bedrm house with big garage, nice yard € 1.700Nanzdietschweiler, big freest. house, bik, 2 carport € 1.460Weilerbach, great house, bik, 3+ bedrooms, garage € 1.940Rodenbach, duplex 3+ bedrm, carport, bik, 2 1/2 baths € 1.230Erfenbach, freest. house, 5 bedrm, 3 baths, garage, yard € 1.780Otterberg 5 bedrm house, 2 1/2 baths, bik garage, yard € 1.340

Enkenbach-Alsenborn, huge house with 5 bedrm, garage € 230.000Ramstein, huge 4-5 bedrm house, bik, big garage, big yard € 285.000

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Weilerbach, Apartment very lar-ge and nice, in quiet area,160sqm with all comfort, 1 living-dining room, 1b.i.k, 3 bedrooms,2baths, 1 gallery, 1 balcony, 3 sto-rages, 1 basement avail 12 June2010 rent €1.023.- +utilities. Call:0172-6857224

! 1Fam Home Otterbach ca.130sqm €850 +util Call: 0151-50430987

Queidersbach, nice 3 BM duplex,garage, E 1134, Immobilien T.017665881298

!!! 1600.€+util Hauptstuhl Mo-dern FSH 4 brm, 1,5 bath, brandnew, fl. heat, garden, carport, 2Mdeposit + fee, Kouros Realtor0174-7341114 or 06371-1722212min to RAB Free Standing 5BR2.5Bath, Dinrm, Livrm, Sun rm,Kitchen, Garage, Fenced Yard1500 Euro: Hauptst 12, Kollweiler06385-993315 avail 30 Jun15 min RAB Brücken freest hou-se (2005), 180sqm, 3BR, 2baths,liv/din area w/open BIK (pantry), fi-re place, laundry, tiled/laminatefloors, floorheat, garage+storage,+1 carpark, fenced garden, ter-race, balcony, pets o.k., av. 1.Ju-ne, 1300+utl., no fee, call01772547847 on May 23 and later.67705 Trippstadt 10min to K-town sgl Fam home, 200sqm,3BR, 2.75baths, liv/din rm, BIK,balc, gas heat, quiet area, 1Aug -can be viewed now! €1100+utl+30€ garage 06323-5711Duplex in Kl-Erfenbach, 180sqm,garden, garage, Call: 06301-9731

Airbase: 15 min.: Weselberg area: 2yr old, exclusive freest.house, 5 br, yard, 2 gar, E 2280,-(avail. 1. June); Saalstadt: luxuryhouse, 280 sqm, 4 br, yard, 2 gar,E 2100,-; Herschberg: great h. 4br, yard, gar. E1650,-; Henschtal:very nice, house, 5 br, yard, E1600,-; JR REALTY - reduced fee- Ph: 06371-71756 or01703159692

Available with GP Residences:Bruchmühlbach House, 4 BR, 2baths, bik, liv/din rm; balcony, ga-rage, yard, storage, €1,000. Verynice Bruchmühlbach House, 4BR, 2 baths, large bik, pantry, liv/din rm; nice yard, garage, €1,300.Nice new Waldmohr house, 4 BR,2 baths, bik, liv/din rm; yard, gara-ge, €1,200. Beautiful WaldmohrHouse, 4 Br, 2.5 baths, nice bik,liv/din rm, fire place, sauna, yard,garage, €1,480. Ramstein House,5 BR, 2.5 baths, bik, liv/din rm, ni-ce patio, garage, €1,350. Redu-ced fees on all houses. Call 0631-22328 or 0177-5522-328 or 0162-4131-878.

Brand new, freest. House in Katz-weiler, cl. RAB/ K-town, 185 sqm,4-5 bedr, 2 bath, basem., patio,garden, bik, no pets, 1.430,- €,Bonacker Realty, T. 06301/791179

Bungalow in Niederkirchen quietarea, 110sqm liv-sp, open floor-pl, 2BR, walk-in-closet, BIK, laun-dry, lrg balc, garden, lrg bath w/floor heat, guest toilet, firepl, gara-ge, dbl cport granite floors, nopets pls. €1400 +util Call: 0170-8558340 (germ spkn) or 06301-31222 (engl. spkn)

Erzenhausen open fields, 10minto RAB, 4br, 2.5bath, 190sqm,BIK, carport, € 1410+u. av. 1. Ju-ne KKA Immobilien, Tel. 0172/6855976 Melinda or 0176/78263389 Karl

Find your new home 10km southfrom Vogelweh, 15 min to RAB orLandst. hospital. 3BR, BIK, 1,5bath, galery, balcony, garage.850€ rent, 300€ util., 1000€ dep.Call LL 06307- 911 901 or 0173-320 3993.

For Rent, duplex, RamsteinSchool, built 2007, garage, 3 be-drooms, studio, 2 baths, bik, ter-race, 1450,-- €, 0171/4783904,www.immobilien-helga-stenschke.de

Furnished house Gundersweilernear K-Town & Sembach,190sqm, 2 stories, car parking, 4rooms, 2 bathrms, kitchen + din-ning area, washroom, balcony, ter-race, 1000€ + util, call 0176-233-98220

Geiselberg (Kaiserslauternschool district): Freest. House, li-ke 200sqm, 5BR/3BA, open-fire-place, yard, terrace, € 1.350,- +util 06371/943311-16 www.GermaWild-Immobilien.de

House in 66978 Clausen,160sqm, 3BEDR, 1 3/4 Bath, LR/DR, BIK, Basement, big gardenwith pool, parking in yard, petswelcome, € 1000 + util, call Petraafter 5 p.m. 06333/77117

House, Bruchmuehlbach, 3bedr,studio, 2bath, bik, garage, niceprivate garden €1.240.- +util RealEstate Gabriele Metzler 0175-9855251

Hütschenhausen, nice house, 180sqm, 4BDR, 2,5 baths, yard,carport, rent €1400, ZIAI Immobili-en 06371 57888

Kindsbach, nice house, 160sqm,4BDR, 3baths, garage, yard, rent€1200, Ziai Immobilien 06371-57888

KL-Otterbach: duplex, 3bedr., li-vingrm., dinngrm, built-in-kit., 2bath, laundryrm., patio, yard,1.180,--€ www.AGRA-Immobilien.de 06371/57656

Ksln near Vogelweh. Nice RowHouse 110sqm, 3 bedrooms, BIK,dining room, basement, terrace,small yard, garage, gas heat, rentapprox. € 850.- Available June2010. No pets. Please contact:Deitrick Real Estate, Tel. 06371-913425 or cell 0171-1943717.

Landstuhl, close to hospital, 5 br,2,5 bath, BIK, 235 sqm, garage, €1650 + u. av. 20. May, KKA Immo-bilien, Tel. 0172/ 6855976 Melin-da or 0176/ 78263389 Karl



HOUSES FOR RENT

Sundays: Corporate Worship 9:30 AM – Sunday School 11:15 AM – Nursery Available

Weekdays: Men’s, Women’s and Small Group Bible Studies / Prayer Meetings

www.trinityreformedpca.com

Kirchenstrasse 2a, 66849 Landstuhl (across the street from European Country Living)

Tel. 06371-618138 – Pastor: Brent Sadler

TRINITY REFORMED CHURCHA MISSION CHURCH OF THE

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN AMERICA (P.C.A.)

A Christian fellowship that gathers to study God’s word verse by verse so we can know, glorify and serve Christ.

Teaching the village, reaching the world!We meet

Sundays at 2 p.m.For more info call 06371-616793

or visit our website www.CCK-Town.org

Bruchwiesenstraße 1666849 Landstuhl

Phone: 0 63 03-33 37 • www.heritagebaptistgermany.org6km north of the A6 on the B40 in Mehlingen

Heritage Baptist ChurchGary Cra�, Pastor

“Welcome Home!”

KMC Assembly of God Church

Reverend Chuck KackleyPhone: 06371-468933Cell: 0173-6716105Fax: 06371-468933

WORSHIP HOURS: Sunday 3 p.m.

Services are held at Am Lanzenbusch 7, Ramstein Village Tuesday 7 p.m.

His Grounds Landstuhl

Air Force and Army Chapel ScheduleProtestant Services

Saturday Seventh-Day Adventist Sabbath School 9:30 a.m.Worship service 11 a.m. Sunday Protestant Worship and Kids’ Church10:00 a.m.POC USAG-K Chaplains O ce 493-4098, Civ. 0631-3406-4098, BLDG 3150

Sunday Protestant Worship and Kids’ Church 11:00 a.m. POC USAG-K Chaplains O ce 493-4098, Civ 0631-3406-4098

Wednesday WOW (Worship on Wednesday) 7:00 p.m. POC USAG-K Chaplains O ce 493-4098, Civ 0631-3406-4098

(480-6148)Contemporary Service, 10:30 a.m. Sunday

(480-5753)Liturgical, 9 a.m. Sunday Traditional Service, 11:00 a.m. Sunday

(489-6859) Gospel Service, 10:45 a.m. Sunday Protestant Education Classes are available forall ages at Vogelweh, Ramstein, Landstuhl and Daenner, For more information, call 480-2499 or 489-6743.

Jewish Religious Services (480-5753),

Shabbat Evening Service, Nov-Mar, Fridays, 6 p.m. Apr-Oct, Fridays, 7 p.m.

Catholic Services (480-6148)

Sunday Mass, 8:30 a.m., 12:30 and 5 p.m. Confessions, 4 to 4:45 p.m. Sunday Daily Mass, 11:30 a.m. Mon through Fri

(489-6859) Confessions, 4 to 4:45 p.m. Saturday mass, 5 p.m. Saturday

Sunday Confessions 10:45 a.m.Sunday Mass 11:30 a.m.Daily Mass 11:45 a.m. Tue – FriPOC USAG-K Chaplains O ce 493-4098, Civ 0631-3406-4098

Sunday Mass 9 a.m. & 12:30 p.m. Daily Mass noon Mon – FriPOC USAG-K Chaplains O ce 493-4098, Civ 0631-3406-4098Islamic Services

(480-5753), Jumu’ah Prayer, Apr – Oct, Fri: 1:30 p.m.Nov – Mar, Fri: 12:30 p.m.For Religious Education and Daily Prayers check Prayer ScheduleOrthodox Christian Services

Divine Liturgy, Sundays, 10:30 a.m. Vespers, 1st Saturday, 5 p.m. 1st Saturday Confessions, 6 p.m.For more information, call 480-5753Pulaski Youth Center Monday “Genesis” Dance Night (grades 6–12) Tuesday Musician’s Night (grades 6–12)Saturday “The Rock” (grades 9–12)Small Groups “Plugged-In” (grades 6–8)For more info call USAG K – Chaplain’s o ce at 493-4098, Civ 0631-3406-4098

Greater Grace Apostolic Assembly

For more information call 0631-350-6534 or visit our website:www.greatergraceger.com

Bruchwiesenstr. 1666849 LandstuhlSunday Worship Service 10:30 a.m.Wednesday Bible Studies 7 p.m.

“It’s all about Jesus!”

LandstuhlChristian BookstoreKaiserstr. 66 • 06371-62988

Mon – Fri 10 – 6, Sat 9 – 4

Christians must remember our mission is � shing!

Landstuhl City-For Rent: FS Hou-se, up on a hill with a beautifulview of the castle, 250 m², 6 be-drooms, BIK, 2 1/2 baths, living/dining room, room with fireplace,basement rooms, Rent: € 1.900.--Available 1 June 2010. Pleasecontact Deitrick Real Estate,06371-913425 or cell 0171-1943717

Landstuhl, FSH, 250sqm, 6BDR,3baths, yard, double garage, rent€1940, Ziai Immobilien 06371-57888

Landstuhl, In der Atzel 7, House100sqm, no pets pls. €680 +util.Call: 06371-62411 or -2715 englspkn

Landstuhl-Melkerei, 3 BM hou-se, garage, available 1July, nopets! E 818, Immobilien T.017665881298

Linden: duplex, 3bedrm, living-di-ningrm., built-in-kit., 1.5 bath, pa-tio, yard, 2 garages 795 € +utilwww.AGRA-immobilien.de 06371-57656 or 0175-5797770

Linden: nice 140sqm, 4Bm du-plex, 2 garages, no pets! big yard,E 890, Immobilien T.017665881298

Looking for houses or apart-ments for rent? This is the rightplace to call, because we havewhat you are looking for: Free-standing houses, duplexes, line-houses or apartments in many dif-ferent locations. Please do not he-sitate to call us Tel. 06385-993870 or 0171-2038270 or [email protected] orvisit us at: www.petras-homecompany.de We are no realtor!!!

Mackenbach, Freiherr vom SteinStr. 2, avail 15 June, livrm 3BRBIK, 1.5bath, balc, 116sqm, 910€+2month dep incl. util & garage.No fees. Thomas Werle 0170-2960501

Mackenbach, newly-built,260sqm, 5 bed, 3.5 bath, garage,yard, €1750+u. av.1 June. KKAImmobilien, Tel. 0172/ 6855976Melinda or 0176/78263389 Karl

Mackenbach: 4 bedr., 2 bath,garage, € 1.300,-- + util.; 4 bedr.2 bath, floor heat, sauna, garage,€ 1.500,-- + util.; Miesau: 7 bedr.,2 bath, fire place, sun room, gara-ge € 1.850,-- + util., I.B.u. Immobi-lienservice Thomas Sourißeaux06374 995 694 [email protected]öhe: new big freest. hou-se 227 sqm, 4 bedrooms, 2,5 ba-throoms, doublegarage, big niceyard, no pets, avail. 1. July 1900,-€ KD-Baubetreuung 06371-619033

Near Glan-Münchweiler: about280sqm house on two floors, li-ving dining w open fire place, 4-5bedr, 2 1/2 bathr., familyr, largepatio, 2 garages, extrac roomsavailable shortly. € 1.600,-- 1month rent fee. RE/MAX RealEstate Center Kaiserslautern,0631 41408880 or 0170 685 0060ask for Wolfgang, email [email protected] or0160 380 7277 [email protected]

Nice cosy house in Homburg-Bruchhof, 169 sqm, rent 1.270 Eu-ros, free, for more info please call06385-993870 or 0171-2038270or visit our website at www.petras-homecompany.de

Nice freestanding house in Gehr-weiler, 236 sqm, rent 1.720 Euros,free, for more info please call06385-993870 or 0171-2038270or visit our website at www.petras-homecompany.de

Niederkirchen, Bügenmühlerhof4, House 5BR 1.5bth firepl garbalc 200sqm €870 +util 06363-5553 Pets & children welcome

Otterberg, 5 min, brandnew hou-se, 250 sqm, 5 BDR, 2 baths, rent€1670 ZIAI Immobilien 0637157888

Queidersbach, new 160sqm,4BM duplex, 2,5baths, garage, pa-tio, yard, no pets! E 990, Immobili-en T. 017665881298

www.kaiserslauternamerican.com



HOUSES FOR RENT


HOUSES / APTS FOR SALE

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Martin-Luther-Str. 8 | K-Townwww.� lou-kaiserslautern.de

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21:00 – 24:00 h

€ 2,- OPEN DRINKS

FRIDAYS &SATURDAYS

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Dancingover 30

Open daily 11.30 – 21.30 Entersweilerstraße 74, 67657 Kaiserslautern

5 min. from Kleber/Panzer Kaserne (K-town East)Tel.: 0631-42828 • Web: www.quack-kl.de

Mondays

Schnitzel-nightWednesdays

Flammkuchen special for lunch

Tuesdays Rumpsteak-night

Opening hours:Mon - Fri 11:00-15:00 17:00-24:00 Sat & Sun 11:00-24:00

Am Fleischackerloch 166849 Landstuhl(across from Kau� and)Tel: 0 63 71 - 24 97

Delivery to all bases and hospital!

THE BEST PIZZA IN THE KMC AREA!Family Restaurant

„Special Military Price“Fish Specialties

Free Pizza delivery in all KMC areaSpecial prices for party service

Seating in outdoor gardenPlayground for kids

Ample parkingParty service and catering

NOW SERVING CHICKEN DRUMS, BUFFALO

WINGS (HOT), VIRGINIA WINGS BBQ AND

CHICKEN MARSALA

Queidersbach: nice 3BM duplex,studio, carport, patio, yard, E895,Immobilien T. 017665881298Ramstein 15 min, nice house,180 sqm, 5BDR, 2,5 baths, niceyard rent € 1200 ZIAI Immobilien06371 57888Ramstein School, 10min, trad.count. house, 285 sqm, 6 br, 3bath, winter garden, garage,€1430 + u. av. 20 May, KKA Im-mobilien, Tel. 0172/ 6855976 Me-linda or 0176/78263389 KarlRamstein: duplex, 4bedr., living-dinngrm, built-in-kit., 1.5 bath, ba-sement. patio, carport, 1.225,-- €www.AGRA-Immobilien.de 06371/57656

Ramstein-Miesenbach: 3 be-droom house, 2,5 bathrooms, biggarage, basement and yard 1200,- € + utilKD-Baubetreuung 06371-619033Reichenb.-St. 230sqm FH 5BRgood int. €1700 av 24July Call Re-altor Erica 0160-96697945 [email protected]., nice charming5 bedr. freest., 198 sqm, nice bik,open din & liv rm, cov patio, yard,2 bath, lrg garage nice view,1380,-€ Steinwenden, nice cosy 3-4 bedr. freest., 163 sqm, nice bik,din & liv rm, fireplace, cov patio,sml yard, 1 bath, 2 wc, parking,1176,-€ Reduced Fees RealEstate Sabine Leppla please call:0179-2267905Rodenbach: Rowendhouse,242sqm, 4BR/2,5BA, terrace,yard, € 1.380,- + util 06371/943315-16 www.GermaWild-Immobilien.de

Reichenbach-Steegen (Ramsteinschool district): Very spacious du-plex, 267sqm, 6 big BR/2,5BA,terrace, yard, double-carport,pets allowed, bus-stop in front ofthe house, € 1.840,- + util 06371/943315-16 www.GermaWild-Immobilien.deSiegelbach, new 4BM free-standhouse, garage, E 1575, no pets!available 1July Immobilien T.017665881298Spesbach: 3 bedrooms 230 sqmhouse, 2,5 bathrooms, garage,yard, avail. 1. July 1600,- € +utilKD-Baubetreuung 06371-619033Vogelweh 10 min, nice house,200 sqm, 5 BDR, 2 baths, doublegarage, rent €1400, ZIAI Immobili-en 06371 57888Weilerbach 5min to airbase, niceduplex in quiet area, 175sqm, li-ving/dinring room, b.i.k.,4bedrooms, 2.5baths, 2 storages,balcony, terrace, garage, garden.Available now. Rent €1.330.- +uti-lities Call: 0172-6857224Weilerbach: Luxury done row-middlehouse, 270sqm, 5BR/2,5BA, terrace, yard, carport for 2cars, € 1.875,- + util. Rowendhou-se, 245sqm, 5BR/2,5BA, terrace,yard, carport for 2 cars, € 1.790,-+ util 06371/943315-16 www.GermaWild-Immobilien.deWeilerbach: Newer freest. Hou-se, 260sqm, 6BR/2,5BA, balcony,terrace, yard, double-garage, €1.940,- + util 06371/943311-16www.GermaWild-Immobilien.deWonderful Freest 1FH Helters-berg 15min RAB 251sqm 5BRlivrm dinrm lg BIK 1full bath 2smbaths garage office laundry 2 stor,€1900 +util 06333-274493

! ! ! ! ! Beautiful Historical Home inKusel, 267sqm living space on a3223sqm lot. Call us MarionGoetsch 0176-62324014 or DorisDrewlow 0178-5698441 or [email protected] or [email protected] RealtorsRE/MAX Real Estate Center, Tel:0631-41408880

! ! ! ! 7 Bdrm House in Miesau,240sqm living space on a1161sqm lot, 239000€ Call us onour cells: Doris Drewlow 0178-5698441or Marion Götsch 0176-62324014, Realtors RE/MAX RealEstate Center, 0631-41408880 [email protected] or [email protected]

! ! ! 118sqm 3 Bdrm Condo, hard-wood floors, built-in kit, 1 1/2 bth,cov balcony, stor rm, garden, ga-rage, basemt, 99000€ avail now.Call 0178-5698441 or email [email protected] DorisDrewlow, Realtor RE/MAX RealEstate Center Tel: 0631-41408880

!!!! Weilerbach !!! Top location.Lovely one family home176 qm li-ving space 3 bedroom, 3baths,floor heating. Garage. Fenced ingarden !!!! Call for a Appointment.Price € 275 000,--RE/MAX RealEstate Center 0160/3807277,[email protected] or [email protected]

K'Town Lux. Apt - Brand new -low energy building 1600 SF liv-sp, 3BR, liv/dinrm, kitchen,1.5bath, laundry, garage, patio,balc, wood floors. For appt call06371-961827

!!!!! Baalborn - 210sqm 4 BdrmHouse, 2 bth, wintergarden, base-ment, garage, on 1100sqm lot,170000€. Call us on our cells: Do-ris Drewlow 0178-5698441or Mari-on Götsch 0176-62324014, Real-tors RE/MAX Real Estate Center,0631-41408880 or @ [email protected] or [email protected]

!!!!! Clausen - 1 Fam House bythe woods, 4 bdrm, 3 1/2 bath, 2Firepl, cov balc, patio, garage, ba-sement, 1915sqm lot, 289000€ .Call me on my cell for an appt0178-5698441 Doris Drewlow Re-altor RE/MAX Real Estate Center,Tel: 0631-41408880 or email [email protected]

!!!!! Landstuhl 195sqm single hou-se, 6 bdrm, 2 bth, built-in kit,sauna, basement, garden, garage,180000€. Call us on our cells: Do-ris Drewlow 0178-5698441or Mari-on Götsch 0176-62324014 Real-tors RE/MAX Real Estate Center,0631-41408880 or email us [email protected] or [email protected]

!!!!!!! 4 Bdrm House in Ramstein(quiet location), ready to move insoon 295000€ Call me 0178-5698441 or email [email protected] Doris Drewlow RealtorRE/MAX Real Estate Center, Tel:0631-41408880

!!!!!!!!! 6 Bdrm House (plus FamRm, etc.) in Hettenhausen,247sqm, 2 balc, patio, garden, ga-rage, new heating, 185000€. Callme 0178-5698441 or email [email protected] DorisDrewlow, Realtor RE/MAX RealEstate Center, Tel: 0631-41408880

!!!!!!!!!!!!! Are you planning onpurchasing a home in Germany?Get with me, I have a FinancingAgency who checks with close to100 Banks to get the best deal foryou. To obtain an appt, call me0178-5698441 or email me at [email protected] DorisDrewlow, RE/MAX Real EstateCenter, Tel: 0631-41408880

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!!!!!!!!Single House 9 Rms in Wald-mohr, 2 bth & a total of 4 toilets,built-in kit, green house & largedog pound, garage, patio, bal-cony, swimming pool, open fire-place, 298000€. Call me 0178-5698441 or email [email protected] Doris Drewlow RealtorRE/MAX Real Estate Center Tel:0631-41408880

400 sqm livingspace, RamsteinSchool district, garage, terrace,balconies, 850 s.qm garden, viewover the country side, no fee,230.000,-- € 0171/4783904,www.immobilien-helga-stenschke.de

Beautiful large House in Alt-englan: 1600 sqm Areal, 300 sqmLivingspace: 10 rooms, 3 Ba-throoms, 2 Kitchen, Wintergar-den, Open Air Terrace, 1 Garageplus 3-4 parkingspaces. Price:270 000 Euro, private sale. Moreinfo: 0176-54049112

nice 205sqm town house in Ho-henecken, 4BM, E189000, Immo-bilien T.017665881298

Hauptstuhl: large freestandinghouse with basement, built 1998,about 676 sqm property, 6bedrm., living-diningrm., built-in-kit., 2 ½ bath., Wintergarten,about 240 sqm livingspace,329.000,-- € www.agra-immobilien.de 06371-57656 or 0175-5797770

K'Town Excl. Penthouse - Brandnew - low energy building 2200SFliv-sp, 3BR, liv/dinrm, kitchen, stu-dio, 1.5bath, laundry, garage, verybig patio & balc, wood floors, be-autif, view. For appt call: 06371-961827

Miesau: freest. 274sqm house,property 840 sqm, living-dinin-groom w. open fireplace, 5 be-drooms, big studio 70 sqm,sauna, garage, yard Price315.000,- €KD-Baubetreuung06371-619033 for more houseswww.kd-baubetreuung.de

Near Baumholder/Kusel: large 1/2 family house with extra space inthe attic, about 240sqm livingspace finished, about 800sqmproperty. huge two car garage €295.000, RE/MAX Real EstateCenter Kaiserslautern, 063141408880 or 0170 685 0060 askfor Wolfgang, email [email protected] or0160 380 7277 [email protected]

Obernheim: freest. 293sqm hou-se w. guest apartment, property982 sqm, 5-6 bedrooms, double-garage, yard Price 355.000,-€ KD-Baubetreuung 06371-619033 formore houses www.kd-baubetreuung.deOpen House--23 May, 2 - 5 p. mat Weilerbach/Erzenhausen, ImBorfeld 20. 240 sqm, Freestan-ding bungalow/w separate apart-ment, British country style, 3 be-drooms, 2 bathrooms + guest ba-throom, open fireplace, brand-new heating system, large walk incloset. Parking for 4 cars. Loca-ted in a very quite area, with900sqm yard, near Ramstein/Vo-gelweh. 290,000 Euro, no realtorfee and available immediately.High level construction and mustbe seen to appreciate. Call: 0151-20063121Ramstein 280qm/700qm380.000€ // Ramstein 210qm/800qm 275.000€ // Obermohr205qm/600qm 299.000€ // Schö-nenberg 245qm/500qm 310.000€ // Miesau 274qm/800qm 315.000€and more: www.weberimmoservice.de 06371-613947

Siegelbach: 160sqm free-stan-ding house with 2 garages, built1964, E195000, Immobilien T.017665881298Waldmohr, great one family hou-se 3 bedr, 1 1/2 bathr., kitchen, li-vingr, lots of built in cabinets, ex-cellent landscaped with garden-house and barbecue area €250.000, RE/MAX Real EstateCenter Kaiserslautern, 063141408880 or 0170 685 0060 askfor Wolfgang, email [email protected] or0160 380 7277 [email protected]

! ! ! ! 1 & 2 Bedroom Ramstein Lu-xury Temp Apts for incoming/out-going families & TDY. Air Base 2mins, walk to restaurants &shops. Beautifully furnished,100% equipped including AFNTV, DVD, phone plus washer/dryer. www.ramstein-tla.com Tel0171 6924536

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! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !1 2 3 Bedroom * Ramstein LuxuryTemp Apts for incoming / out-going families & TDY. Air Base 2mins, walk to restaurants &shops. Beautifully furnished,100% equipped including AFNTV, DVD, free phone, Internet pluswasher/dryer pets welcome! 0171-2679282 or email [email protected] Also beautifully furnis-hed 3BR house in Bruchmühlbachwonderful location by the forest0171-2679282 or [email protected]

! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !! ! ! ! ! ! ! !1 2 or 3Bed, TDY or TLAFree Calls USA. Superfast WIFI In-ternet. Landstuhl, Ramstein, K-Town Househunting assistance,moving, maid service and more.www.enzomia.com017678177165 [email protected]

! ! TLA/TDY Comfortable 2BDR.Apt. in Mackenbach, 5min. toRAB, fully furnished, TV SAT,DVD, free phone, Internet, Gara-ge; phone: 06374-1777 or 0151-23263824 email: [email protected]

!!!!!!! 1, 2 & 3 bdr-apts, new a. co-sy. TLA & TDY, 5 min from RAB,free DSL, call Octavia: 06374-5611. www.birnbaumhof.de

!!!!!!!! 1 Modern TDY/TLA aptKindsbach, fully equip., great loc.,Free ph calls to US, free internet ,AFN TV. 0172-906 1183

1, 2 & 3BR Super TLA in Miesen-bach 100% equip washer dryerTV DSL priv parking Info: 06371-51351 or [email protected]

Apt / TLA close to RAB & LRMCfully furn wshr/dryer TV Intern.Long term rental possib. €23/day / €650 mnth 0178-3492565

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1,2,3,4BR (14) American-ownedLuxury fully equipped TLAs nearVogelweh, RAB, Kleber, LRMC.Free DSL, Phone AFN, Washer/DFree Househunting Asst, AirportPickup, Rental Car pos. Pets [email protected] orwww.tlakmc.com or 01711779681

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! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Attention please. Webuy all used cars in any conditionw/ or w/o insp. We pay top pri-ces. [email protected] or 0174-2062884

! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! $300 deposit + 5 pay-ments on good reliable cars withinspection! BMW, Opel, Honda &more! 0631-98741 or 0171-7912679

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00 Jeep Cherokee, US Specs120K Miles, 4 Dr, 2&4 WD, Auto-matic, hail damage, but rides likea charm; one owner $3K or obo,call 017662169019

03 325i BMW, 64k Miles, April in-spect, silver, Auto, clean, Garagekept, Sport exhaust, much more.$13k firm. 06386 404 548 [email protected]

04 Audi A4 Turbo Diesel 6-speedgerman Specs 1.9L 190Tkm =115 Kmls 1small booboo rightfront fender $9,400 obo Call:0162-2554104

1983 Porsche 944S parts, engi-ne, transmission, doors & otherbaby parts. If Interested pls call:06372-509206 or 0151-10596771

1989 BMW 316i (German Spec/Manual Trans) Dependable workvehicle $1250 (OBO) 06385-415135

1990 Audi 4door sedan, red, 5speed, german spec. Runs ans ri-des very good! Will sell for $1500.Call before 26 May 2010 and youcould save $500 off the asking pri-ce. Ask for Ed: 0175-814-9549

1992 BMW 520i, V6/24V, manualtransmission. 160,000 kil/ 99,500miles. Averages about 21 mpg/combined city/hwy. Lots of powerand real fun to drive. Sunroof, adjheadlights, sensor windshield wi-pers, JVC CD player w/USB andiPod connection and all JVC spea-kers/front, rear, dash are brandnew. A/C is very cold and heaterworks great. Passed inspection inDecember. Asking $3500.06385415560/home or 478-1745/work on base. Ask for Jeff

1993 BMW 318i/ 1.8L 4 Cylinder,Great on Gas!!! 259, XXXkm, runsand drives great, 5 speed manual,nearly new tires, comes with win-ter rims and tires! Great daily dri-ver! Please call Alan @015114171818.

1996 BMW 318i red 5spd220Tkm asking $3800 obo Pleasecall Call: 0162-2554104

1996 Nissan Xterra- Mature ow-ner, bought new, fully loaded,new tires, only 29k miles (nat'laverage is 60k). Will include freeNavigon GPS with acceptable of-fer. KBB is $14.3k, asking $13.8kobo. Call 01716992076.

2000 BMW 528iT wagon 182Kkm, M spt pkg, winter & summertires, roof rack, drk blue, blk lea-ther, heated seats, Euro Spec 5-spd, asking $9K, 06374-802-492online-AD: yes

2000 Ford Mondeo St Wgn; 5-speed, manual tran; Euro spec.Frnt wheel drive. 150K km; Green;summer/winter tires; new front/re-ar suspension and brakes, waterpump/thermostat. $2700 obo. call015115297554

2000 Chevy Venture Warner Brot-hers Edition V6, only 136mi,7passenger w/removable seats,non-smoker, nice Video/AM/FM/CD system, rearAC, windows aredeep-tinted and power, cruise,luggage rack, theft system, hy-draulic lift, aluminum wheels,must see. ..$3200 obo, call 01522-596-9247 or 06383-579-747

2000 Honda Odyssey US 127800miles, new tires & brake pads, se-cond owner, clean, great shape,great family vehicle. [email protected]

2000 Mercedes Benz C240 EuroSpec. Elegance Model. 205K Kilo-meters. Great condition! CDplayer/AC. Manual Transmission.$5000 obo. Call 01755379856 oremail [email protected] fordetails.

2000 Nissan xterra xe 122000 mi-les white 4wd auto new A/T tiresin Feb Passed inspection in Janu-aryGreat winter veh 7000 obo Tel0152-21321125

2001 BMW 530i, US Spec, 65Kmiles, 5-speed Manual, SportPackage, PW, PL, ABS, Dual-Zo-ne A/C, Moon Roof, CD Changer& more... $9499 Call 06371 468874

2001 Lexus ES 300 luxury greypearl 4dr lthr int auto 5spd V6 hea-ted pwr front seats climate con-trol all weather tires 6disc CDchanger $8250 PH: 06301-7190049

2001 Mitsubishi Carisma,1600cc, 142000 km, 1 owner,very good condition, very reliable,no accidents, serviced, has beengaraged all its life. Asking $5700.Call Adam 0152 2576 0928 formore info.

2002 BMW 320d Sports Wagon168K km, 42 mpg! Grmn specs,5spd, sunroof, xenonlights, sum-mer + winter tires, dealer maintai-ned, $8600 [email protected]

2002 BMW 530i US Specs,61.5K miles, Automatic Trans,pwr windows, seats, moon roof, A/C and much more. .$ 11,000, oneowner. 017662169019



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2003 Suburban Z-71 4x4$13,000 firm 80K miles, all leatherseats, incl. third row, drop downAlpine DVD monitor, Bose soundsystem, On-Star, Satellite radio,remote start, Class III hitch w/wi-ring, new cryo-brakes, excellentcondition email: [email protected]

2004 Honda Civic LX for sale;49,000 miles, AC, CD player, bo-dy in good condition. $ 8300 ne-gotiable. call 016091784131

2004 Land Rover Range Rover,4.4L V8, 4-door 4X4 SUV, AUTO5 SPD. Color: Java Black withTan Interior Miles: 62,469 Asking$26K Recent service, new PirelliM/S all season tires (5900 mileson them, new break pads, rotors,new K&N air filter, trailer hitch w/wiring, mud-flaps, non-smoker,and running boards. Call: 314-430-6669

2007 Mini Cooper S, Auto, 11Kmiles, non-smoker. 06374-801144.

2005 Dodge Ram Laramie ClubCab-5.7L Hemi--33,000 miles--$17,000. Truck runs/looks great!All pwr/Rhino liner/JVC DVD plyrPlease call 01515 2869880

2005 Ford Focus ZX4 SE,$6300,44K, blue exterior/gray inte-rior, 5sp, AC, CD, very clean,nonsmoker, new tires, Call016095493062 or 06371471799,

2005 Smart For Four $8,500OBO. Excellent Condition~fourdoor smart car 1.6 literengine~euro specs~5 SpeedSeats up to 5 people!!! Dealermaintained~4 winter tiresincluded~Low milage~67KKM~35 MPG Ave~Intermediatewipers, rear window defrost, splitfold down back seats, AM/FM CDRadio, Air conditioning, electricwindows & locks, sun roof, newrear brakes, belt, 2 new summertires, first aid kit, warning triangleMore info call 0160-939-68314

2006 Dodge Durango, black w/gray interior 5.7L V8 Hemi SLT,49K miles, DVD, 3rd row, sunroof,roof rack, running boards, new ti-res. Rides great, great condition -always clean. Call or email06385993603 or [email protected]

2006 BMW 325xi (All WheelDrive) - Fully loaded. Miles: 42k,Price: $26,500.00. Condition: ex-cellent. Color: monaco blue. Tires:excellent. Rims: Alloy. Stereo: Kar-mon Premium. Navi, pwr heatedseats, lumber support, sunroof,bluetooth, ipod adapter, split foldrear seats, ski bag slot. Bonus: 4excellent winter tires and alloyrims. 0171 487-0216

2006 Pontiac GTO Brazen Oran-ge Metallic. Stainless Works longtube headers with high flow cats,Corsa Sport cat back exhaust,K&N cool air intake, HID light kit(color is light blue but have sparewhite bulbs as well), sub and ampkit, Scarallo rims 18x8.5 frontsand 18x9.5 rear (black with silverlips), custom black racing stripes(painted on the right way, no de-cals). 6 speed Manual Transmissi-on. Will require exhaust mods inorder to pass noise inspection.$24,500 OBO Serious Inquires On-ly e-mail [email protected].

2007 Jeep Grand CherokeeSRT8 (Black). One of a kind.500HP, $10K in upgrades, new ti-res and to many extras to count.Kelley Blue Book $41,000...asking$36K due to pending deployment.Going Fast! Call 0177-745-5172for information or test drives.

2009 Jeep Liberty Sport, Ma-roon, 4WD, 8350 miles, excellentcondition, 21K, please call 0160-584-5207 or 06374805195, askfor Jerome or Andi.

2008 Chrysler Sebring 4dr SdnTouring FWD. This car is FULLYloaded!!! Stone white with darkkhaki/light graystone premiumcloth * 4 speed automatic * 2.4 li-ter 4 cyl 16V Dual VVT Engine20,000 miles - a must see all for$15,000. [email protected]

2008 Inferno Red Dodge CaliberRT Leather-Trimmed BucketSeats 5 Spd Manual Transm ExcGas Mileage At 29 Mpg Warranty3 Years or 36 thousand milesMaintenance Log Maintained! Li-ke a New Car! Purchase Price$23,000 Today Selling At $17,500OBO Denny Lemmon 06565 [email protected]

2008 VW GTI, Power everything,DSG Trans, Low Mileage, $19,000($930 less than Blue Book) Emailfor photos or questions to: [email protected] DSn347-3804 Cell: 015152479412

2009 Mercedes, Black, C300,8,000 miles. 4-Matic, AmericanSpec, Loaded. $37,000 Call06383928998 after 6.

2009 Range Rover Sport HSE,$47K, Santorini Black, Ebony Inte-rior, US Specs, 4.4L, V8, Lux &Cold Climate package, Nav Sys w/Eur & US maps, Bluetooth, 3 yrswarranty and 2 yrs left to ship itfree to the US. New tires and bra-kes, Aux Ipod, 26K miles Call:4916097962459

Audi A6 wagon, 2003, 2.5 TDI,German spec, auto, Quattro;$6500 obo; 06841-7774074

2009 Toyota Camry Hybrid ExcCond, Excellent MPG, pow all,leather, MP3, Bluetooth, Nav, USspecs. 37 K miles, tires less than10K $21500 Call: 071120708652

2010 F-150 Ford Raptor. Black,graphics package, one touchmoon roof, pick-up bed extender,power everything, power rear win-dow, V8, 4WD. 1,900 miles. AA-FES price $41,315 & wait for buildand shipping. Asking $37,000.00,title in hand. Call 06371-46-8768.

2010 VW Tiguan SEL Loaded!!Hard To Find! 4Motion, DVD, Navi-gation, sunroof and much more!Only has 6,200 miles on it. Pleasecall or email for details. 01766259 2374 [email protected]$33,000

318 BMW 318 red wagon. 4 cyl,5 speed with moon roof, electricwindows, door locks, heatedseats. Runs great. 235Km. Availa-ble 26 May. $2500.00 [email protected] 01522 2003133

93 BMW 318is Automatic eurospec. Runs great. New brakes/ro-ters all the way around. New cali-pers in back. Very clean insideand out, non-pet/non-smoker. Au-tomatic windows/locks. Has A/c.Cd Player. Just had an oil changeand tune up. Passed Inspectionlast week. $4,200 Obo Call if inte-rested 0173-666-0643 Or [email protected]

96 Ford Probe V6 (Mazda engine626) 24V black, 2.Hand alwaysdealer maintained summer & win-ter tires non-smoking newoilchange, new spark plug cables,CD/Radio Player. €2900 Call:0152-28233700

Audi TT 1.8T 2003, GermanSpec, 5 speed manual, silver,91,000 miles, all new brakes, veryclean, only 2 owners, 179 PS,ABS, $12,600. 06333-99-3741.



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Asking $1,800 (OBO) 1999 FordEscort Station Wagon, US Spec,Power window, lock, SecurityAlarm, AC, good condition, In-spection good until November2010. Please Call 0152-240-88784 or 0631-560-00955 PaulChoosri

BMW 318I Auto: 1995,136355km, AC, Cruise, Powerlocks & Brakes, Two new tires,new computer module (value1200 Euro), $4900.00 Call: 01747-269-183

BMW 318I, full service historyand one owner from new, automa-tic, a/c power windows, alloys,78000 miles $6350.00 obo015121811685

BMW 325i (e36), 200hp 5-spd,AC, pwr steering & mirrors, sun-roof, lots of new parts (completebrakes, springs and shocks,spark plugs, oil+filters, rear axlebushings, radiator), race car look,204k km its 125k mls, greatcond!new insp! 2500€ call: 0171-1202331 email: [email protected]

BMW 325i, 192hp, Auto Trans,Charc Grey, Loaded. Just hadcomplete service, Summer & Win-ter tires on BMW rims. $4,000OBO. Contact Shannon 0160-967-25390

BMW 520i Station, 2000, almostall options brand new tires, callfor more information. Michael0177-3579460

BMW 520i Touring, 1998, Eurospec, 5spd. Very reliable, veryspacious, great condition! $6000Contact: 0162-272-9490

E-Class Mercedes Benz 4doormodel 230E sunroof alloyed rimsABS brakes black met 4cyl stickpassed insp great gas mileage,exc cond model '92 98K miles€2450.- accepting state sitecheck Call: 06301-719500

Honda Civic, 1995, $2500. 4D, 5-speed manual, Euro specs,186,000 miles. Outstanding gasmileage. Very Reliable. Will passinspection. Call Kim at015125970258.

I'm looking for new or used taillights with amber (not red) turn si-gnals for a 1998 Ford Mustang. Ifyou have some you want to sell,please send me email to [email protected].

Located in Kaiserslautern Area1999 Ford Escort Station Wagon,US Spec, Power window, lock,Security Alarm, AC, good conditi-on, Inspection good until Novem-ber 2010. $2,800: Please Call0152-240-88784 or 0631-560-00955 ask for Paul Choosri

Mercedes 280SL, 1984, 160.000KM garage-kept, Cat, heated lthrseats hard top, incl 4 tires18.000$ 01703481973

Mercedes C280 Automatic, 130kkm (80Kmls), German specs,AC, power all, car is like new3300 Euro, call: 06303-807355

Mint condition 1997 BMW 320I,automatic, A/C, Power WindowsLocks, Keyless Entry Only 109000KMS. $7550.00 0151-218-11685

Mercedes SLK 200K, Convertiblewith automatic Hard Top.38,936km/24,335miles, automaticlight-silver metallic, 120KW/163PS, ABS, ESP, BAS, Radio/CD, Seats leather black. New Ti-res. Exellent Condition. 18,900 Eu-ro neg. 06331-724622Mini Cooper Convertible '06,$16,750, US Specs, 24K easy mi-les; Excellent Condition; manualtrans; English Racing Green,black power top; Harmon KardonCD-stereo; new front tires; Chro-me package & Climate package,heated seats; 06371-8020103;0151-21309917; [email protected] Carisma GLE 19981.8L 92KW orig. 97K mls 4dr5spd steer many extras ready forINSP KL-area €2100 obo Call:0160-8222640Pearl White and Silver. Car is ingood condition. Runs great, hasnever let us down. AutomaticTransmission, 2.5L V6, Right-Hand Drive, lots of neat features.PCSing in one month to theStates and we can't take it withus. 0151-5126-6995Selling Used Aluminum wheelsfor BMW E39 5Series: 2x 17´x6 &2x 17´x7 (worn Uniroyal Rainsport1 245/40 ZR 17 on them) - if inte-rested call 01704449489US, Japanese and EuropeanSpec. Automobiles www.theoscarcenter.com 0631-91527Volvo 460, 5-door, automatic,Original 66.000km, 1owner, allseason tires, excellent condition.€2200 Call: 0160-2953805VW Automatic, very nice Car insi-de out, drives great, No-Smoking,CD-Player, $2200.- Call: 0152-27067554VW Golf Automatic - Runs good-no Problems -Year 1988, Mi.185TKM-Inspec. Guaranteed- ni-ce shape-in&out —$ 1150.Call.015207694182VW Golf III 5drs 5spd great cond138Tkm center steer guaranteedto pass INSP Call: 0160-2953805VW Golf, Gasoline, runs well,5Speed, Pwr Steering, Sunroof,$1900 Call. 0176-51407563We buy all makes! Accident, bro-ken down, Honda, Toyota at greatprices! Open Mon-Sun call until10pm 0173-4201553 or 0631-3579286 or E-Mail: [email protected]


2001 Harley Davidson Electra Gli-de Classic, Made for Touring Eu-rope, Black. Low miles, New Ti-res, AM/FM Cassette, Runs Gre-at. Got a new one coming, myloss-your Fun! $9000 or Best Of-fer Email [email protected] call 01522-438-98052005 HD FXDL Dyna Low Rider.3500mi Lots of extras. Garagekept. $11,900 06383-925372 eve-nings & weekends. 06383-925372

2001 Harley Davidson Electra Gli-de Classic (FLHTCI), Touring bikeperfect for Europe - Selling becau-se I bought a new one. Vividblack, 1450cc, 5-speed, Crashbar, Front Spots, Brand new rub-ber front/rear, AM/FM Cass w/aux'IPOD' jack. This bike has hardsaddlebags, a trunk, and a winds-hield! Call AJ 0152-24389805 oremail [email protected]$9500.00 OBO

2001 HD Electra Glide Classic,Touring Bike, Black, Low miles,New Tires, AM/FM Cass, RunsGreat. $9000 OBO email [email protected] or call015224389805

2006 Yamaha VStar Classic 650Well maintained, clean, runs gre-at! Nice extras/add-ons, low mi-les, U. S. spec. Asking $6500,must see! Great bike for beginneror experienced rider. Call 06363-994565

2007 Kymco People S Scooter,red. Clear title; new battery; lowmileage; 80+ miles per gallon.Email [email protected]

4 Sale Grn/Blk 07 Polaris 800Sportsman EFI 2WD/AWD streetlegal (Straßenzulassung) 756 Mi-les F/R cgo Racks, F/R storagecompartments liquid-cooled Mac-Pherson suspension Receiverhitch W/Euro elect coupler. 6.500Euro or $ Equiv. call Ron @ 0162-255-2989

ECE helmet, size S (new, usedtwo months). Email [email protected] for info.

Announcing a new blog dedica-ted to military spouses. Shareyour comments or initiate topics.Say what's on your mind. Pleasevisit http://blog.spouseclubs.com/. We look forward to getting toknow you.

Free summer performance of theRamstein ballet school on June5th at 4pm in Miesenbach. Dancestudents are presenting 1 hour ofclassical Ballet, Jazz Dance, Hi-pHop and Salsa dances. For mo-re information email Jenny [email protected]

Hochspeyer American SocialClub. Come out and meet your fel-low American neighbors, makenew friends, and network withother Americans!Email orFB:[email protected] meet the 4th Thursday ofevery month in Hochspeyer.

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I am Desperate to improve myrun time for my PT test. If you area professional runner and knowexactly how to help, please con-tact me. 015223410271

Looking for Sportster motorcycleriders in the K-Town area whowould like to get together for ride-outs on a regular basis. ContactBert at [email protected]

Multi family yard sale. Haupt-strasse 5 and 8, Rodenbach.From 8 AM - 4 PM on May 22. Ba-by items, crystal, fine porcelain,antique furniture, kids toys, educa-tional articles, womens and child-ren clothing, and knick knacks.Priced to sell.

PCS Sale - Make an offer - every-thing must go! Baby items andmore! Landstuhler Str. 46, Ram-stein. Sat. 0800-1400.

Reiki: Interested in forming a Rei-ki Share Group? Please contactJerry or Lorraine @ [email protected]

Ride from Stuttgart to Ramstein(car-sharing), 24 May, my car oryours. Kent 07151-6044578

USAREUR G4, PBUSE Mento-ring Conference -gathering andsharing ideas- 25 May 2010, 0830-1700, Schuh Theater, bldg 735,Sullivan Bks, Mannheim. Need abreak from the office! PBUSEusers at all levels are invited to co-me to share views, knowledge,and discussions on PBUSE functi-ons, and get information on PBU-SE direction. No pre-registrationrequired, however, there is a man-datory sign in at the door. It willbe your place of duty for the day!POC Randy Fizer, 481-3480, [email protected] or MartinLeingartner, 481-3480 [email protected]

Yard Sale, Sat., May 29, 0900-1300, on the grounds of the FeGRamstein, Spesbacherstr. 51a,66877 Ramstein, inside in case ofrain. Contact: Anne Ingram, Tel.(06374) 805610, Mob. (0176)2173-1336, or per Email:flohmarkt@ramstein. feg. de

KA advertisers living on base/post and offering child careservices are on the approvedlist of Family Child Care(FCC) providers. Those livingoff base/post offering theseservices in the KA are notscreened by FCC. Use goodjudgement when choosingoff base/post child care ser-vices. Qualifications shouldbe checked and referencesrequested before placing anychild in the custody of childcare providers who have notbeen screened.***Anyoneproviding more than 10hours of care per week, on aregular basis, MUST be licen-sed by the FCC office. If youdo not have a license andprovide care, you could pos-sibly lose your base housingprivileges.***

! ! 7min RAB, German Babysitter(engl spk) has openings for ages2-10, very flex. Pls call 0163-2943479 or 0176-23863266

Babysitter good Refrences Wor-ked as AuPair in NY Call017696752753

Daycare in K-town full or part ti-me, nights & weekends. Open forall ages Call 0631-3105943 or06328-8229 or 0151-24264348

German mum has openings part-or fulltime. Every age is welcome.References available. Call Dag-mar 06385/993240


2 girls 20" bikes, in good conditi-on. $45 and $35. [email protected], 0162 271 1081 or01735 823 2282.5 Seater Leather Couch,brown, no scratches, almost likenew €200; old antique woodengerman bedroom set, 4 door clo-set, dresser w/mirror & 2 night-stands €600; TV 60cm €120,small area rugs, few metall candleholders, comfortable yellow relaxchair €40. Sembach area. Call:0152-282337003/4 inch Violin in case, with shoul-der rest, two bows and a case.Available now. Daughter is takinglessons and has upgraded to 1/2inch. Asking $120 Call: 06372-91-82453-Sectional-Couch / Blue for sa-le in Ramstein-village with 2 Rela-xingseats and a fold-out bed -ne-ver used (still in plastik!) and table-, storage corner. Price:430$. Formore info call : 0151 572 59 510Acoustic Guitar NYC (Classical),Nylon Strings, Cut-away, Pick-up,Bone-nut-saddle, Hard case. As-king $250.00, Org. $450.00, Callor lv. msg. 0631-3203835 aft.18:00 hrs.Acoustic Guitar, Cordoba 32-E(Classical), Nylon Strings, Bone-nut/Saddle, Hard case. Asking$350.00, Org $500.00. Call or Lvmsg 0631-3203835 aft 18:00.AFN / PowerVu Receiver - Ameri-can Forces Network Hi - I am loo-king for a PowerVu receiver withvalid subscription. (with valid aut-horization for afn tv) .....if you orsomeone else can help me thenplease let me know [email protected]. uk or icq 430974952AFN Decoder & Sat Dish can besold separately, $275 for both0162-2554104All leather black, reclining love se-at. In excellent condition. $250Call: 06303-806843Auto Tires w/rims Four: Mud andSnow Tires w/rims. Size: 265/70R/18 Brand: Centennial - ContitracRims - 6 lug pattern. Will fit InfinitiQx56, Nissan Titan and a NissanArmada. May fit others as well.PCSing and won't need them inthe states. Rims- nothing fancy.Just to get you through the wintermonths of Germany. Save wearand tear on your summer rimsand tires. 06372-91-8245Baby items for Sale - Esprit strol-ler rose new cond €100, playpenBrevi brand new €30, Avent waterboiler €15 girls clothes sizes 47-86 in baby pink Call: 06301-7997787 or 0176-68164703Black leather 3-2-1 couch setbought from Moebel Martin inDec 09 for 1500 Euros selling for550 Euros. Call 0151-15580882Cobelin Tapestry, handmadecross-stitch size 40 inch x 22inch. price € 60 Tel: 06371-57126

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Blackwood Contemporary GlassCabinet rounded-top showcase,short closed single shelved cabi-nets, and short open single shel-ved bookcases. Asking $150 forall 6 pieces (1 showcase, 3 closedcabinets, 2 open bookcases) orbest offer. Please Note: 1 closedcabinet and 1 open bookcase aremissing pegs for shelf) [email protected] for pic-ture or call 0162-271-0857 anyti-me.

Book shelf; black metal coat/um-brella rack; twin bed/frame, mat-tress & bx spring (new!). [email protected]

Braun Multimix 280W Handmi-xer: 3-speed, dishwasher safe. In-cludes beaters and dough hooks.Asking $40 or best offer (over $70new). Email [email protected] for picture or call 0162-271-0857 anytime. 220-V ONLY.

Cabinet for TV, Bassett (Pine),65" Ht, 30" Wd, 20" Dp, ExcCond, TV also for sale (see SonyTrinitron 25"), $165 OBO, Call0163-330-5535, Lv Msg

Captains Chair, Wood; Mahoga-ny finish, Vertical back, Fan ChairStyle w/Arms 130cm(H)x61cm(W)x 44.5cm(D) 3EA Availa-ble, Will sell single chair or pairUsed, Excellent Condiion $69EA06333775676

CD collection. 150 pc. rock, pop,heavy metal, soul, blues, hardrock. For more information call0152-298 44047

Char-Broil Four Burner Gas Grillwith Outdoor Stovetop: •48,000BTU stainless steel burners•13,000 BTU Outdoor Stovetop si-deburner, includes griddle •480sq in porcelain cast iron primarycooking grates •208 sq in secon-dary wire grates •Stainless steellid, handle, control panel and door•Electronic ignition •Temperaturegauge •Four casters / 2 locking.Asking $50 or best offer. About$200 new. Despite reviews frompast, only minor rusting after 2years covered outdoors. Includesoutdoor cover, but will require re-placement with extended use.Email [email protected] forpicture or call 0162-271-0857 any-time.

Dark-Stained Aluminum WavyStem Shaded Nightstand Lamps:Asking $20 for both lamps or bestoffer. Email [email protected] for picture or call 0162-271-0857 anytime.

Desktop w/ 2GB RAM, CD &DVD; Digital Audio card; RGB DVIvideo; 2 hard disk drives; MS Offi-ce 2003 suite; XP Pro + More! wi-reless Keybd + mouse 0171 487-0216

Entertnmt center (60”H); bistrotable 24” dia and chairs; teakdresser (54”H), matching nightstands. Email: sylvia9328@sbcglobal for pictures, info.

Dry Sink; Woood, High Back, Co-lonial Style, Mahogany finish, with1 Top Shelf (14cm x 77cm), Sink(35cm x 77cm) w 1 Drawer and 2Cabinet Door with 1 inner shelf83cm (High) x 77cm (Long) and40cm Wide Asking $85.00 Call06333 77 566

Electric Scooter. Razor-typescooter with electric rechargeable-motor by Sharper Image. Goesabout 8 MPH on flat surfaces.110v. $75.00. Write [email protected] or call 0177 297 3654.(Stuttgart Area)

Fans - 20 Inch; EURO plug. All Li-ke New! Quantity: 6 (1 year old)When it gets warm, you'll wantthem handy!Price: $15.00 each0171 487-0216

Flight/Chart Case: Samsonite,Brown Leather, 3 Compartments,21cm (wide) x32cm (High) x48cm(Long) Excellent conditions (NoKeys) Asking $85. Call 06333 775676

Free: Boys Jeans 2T-5T with ho-les in the knees. Can be made in-to cutoffs easily. Good QualityJeans Email: [email protected]

Freezer $450 -220 AEG-Arctis,700 Euro new. Up-right. 5 dra-wers nothing gets lost. 50"h x22"w x 22"d [email protected]

Girls bike in good condition forsale $50 OBO call 06374-805436

Hand Knit Norwegian Sweater;Paid $180 will sell for $60 Ask forEd: 0175-814-9549

Lexmark printer/scanner/fax ma-chine. $100 obo. 0162 271 1081,01735 823 228

Hallett, Davis & Co. 50" Conser-vatory Upright Piano: Ebony po-lish, spruce and hard rock mapleconstruction. Over $7000 new. As-king $1500 or best offer. Outstan-ding condition, however doesneed tuning from recent move.Email [email protected] forpicture or call 0162-271-0857 any-time. Moving expense not inclu-ded (originally shipped from Gra-fenwoehr for about 500 Euro).

Hama Home Office CC 825 L Me-dium Capacity Shredder: Cross-Cut shredder, chrome. Automaticstart, automatic stop. 25-liter bas-ket (also used as trash). Shred Si-ze: 4x22 mm (cross-cut), equiva-lent to level 3 after DIN 32757.Cutting capacity: 8 sheets. Cut-ting speed: 2.2 m / min. Asking$30 or best offer. Email benjamin@sigmond. com for picture or call0162-271-0857 anytime. 220-VONLY.

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JVC 53" TV. Model HV-53PRO,multi-voltage (110 or 240 volts),multi-system (NTSC or PAL), rearprojection flat screen. [email protected] or06313177205 evenings.

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Kenwood CD-Receiver, brandnew, $45; Lexmark toner cart-ridge #1, $7 each; 1TB NetworkHardrive, new, $150; undersinkshelf, $10, 015118652322

King George dining set. Table, 2leaves, china cabinet, 2 armchairs, 4 side chairs. $2000, neg.Set bought from GMK for $3990.0630-380-6384.

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Microwave oven for Sale. Caso23lt 900W with grill and watertank for superb cooking for sale.Just bought for 200 euros lastweek and has 2 yrs warranty. Sel-ling for 155 euros only. Interestedperson can contact me at 0176850 87332. I live in Schwieberdin-gen Stuttgart. See the below linkfor the pictures. http://picasa-web.google.com/vkrprabhakaran/ItemsForSale

Möbel Martin, Aluminum and stai-ned glass dimming halogen floorlamp: Asking $75 or best offer(over 125 Euro new). [email protected] for pic-ture or call 0162-271-0857 anyti-me. 220-V ONLY.

Motorcycle jackets, leatherblack, M & L. Call: 0152-29505388 or 06371-613354

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PCS sale: 4-1600watt transfor-mers, $45/ea. 10 extension cords,$2/ea. Coffee maker $10, 3 bikecar carrier, $25. 0162 271 1081,[email protected]

PCS Sale: Computer Desk withseparate keyboard shelf $50; 110volt Sanyo Microwave $35 tele-phone: 0631 361 8356

PCS Sale: AFN decoder $100;multiple transformer, call for price;3 220V floor fans $20 ea; batterypowered weed trimmer $100;220v crockpot $20; 220v rice coo-ker $20; 220v sandwich press $5;220v wok $5; 2 220v lamps $20ea. Call Brandon DSN 478-1634or 016095815465. All prices OBOPCS YardSale! Sat, 22May10, 10-3, Thomas-Mann Str, 20, Haupt-stuhl. Books, clothing, household& kitchen items, electronics andsmall appliances 479-2181PCSing soon and need a new ho-me for 2 guinea pigs. Giving awaythe cage and accessories. Emailme at [email protected] ifinterested.PCSing! Crib mattress-$10, SkyDigital Receiver-$125 OBO, Phil-lips cordless phones x2-$5,220VElectric Fans x3-$10ea, HalogenLamps x2-$10ea, Alarm clock x2-$5ea, Toaster Oven-$10, Lrg RiceCooker-$20, Food Processor-$10. Call 063726192211.Philips 2000W Salondry ControlHairdryer: Removable air inlet grillfor easy cleaning. Easy storagehook for convenient storage, loca-ted on the base of the handle, par-ticularly convenient for use in thehome or when staying at a hotel.A must-have professional functi-on, the CoolShot button providesan intense burst of cold air. 6 flexi-ble speed and temperature set-tings. Like new. Asking $50 orbest offer. Email [email protected] for picture or call 0162-271-0857 anytime. 220-V ONLY.Queen sofa sleeper, single sofasleeper, AFN decoder, TV, smallfridge, office chair, marble officeset, many other items, call forquote 06333993829Selling Used Aluminum wheelsfor BMW E39 5Series: 2x 17´x6 &2x 17´x7 (worn Uniroyal Rainsport1 245/40 ZR 17 on them) - if inte-rested call 01704449489Solid wood coffee table; futon/mattress (Queen); cabinet. [email protected] for info.

Radio & Record Player. 3 sizes oftransformers. 30 oilpaintings fra-med, different sizes & sceneries.Transformers all sizes, WeberKettle grill, dining room table,chairs & bar, Super 8 movie came-ra, rocking chair, expentisive laservideo movies like Frank Sinatra;Diana Ross, Marilyn Monroe, TinaTurner & Gone with the wind, Airforce one and many others. Sellfor best offer. Call: 0160-920-22726

Roland XP-80 Music Workstati-on: The 76-key XP-80 is an inte-grated workstation with 64-voicepolyphony, 16-part multitimbralcapabilities and Roland's acclai-med 32-bit RISC chip processorfor integrated sequencing, arran-gement and synth layering possi-bilities. Includes folding stand, am-plifier, hold pedal, folding musicstand, all manuals and documen-tation, and connection cables.110-V Only. Original price for key-board only (1996), $1900. Asking$500 or best offer. [email protected] for pic-ture or call 0162-271-0857 anyti-me.

Siemens MK20000 CompactFood-Processor: 450W motor, in-cludes dough disc and shredder/slicer disc, 6-cup capacity. Asking$30 or best offer. Email [email protected] for picture or call0162-271-0857 anytime. 220-VONLY.

Surround Sound System, Tevion,barely used, $60 OBO, Call 0163-330-5535, Lv Msg

Siemens Telephone & Answeringmachine combo, 4stations / pho-nes, less than 1 year old $75.Call: 0162-2554104

Skate Rail $75 obo. Well used 7'x 3" x 3" yellow rail w/indepen-dently adjustable ends to 24 in-ches. $200 new 0630-392-4432

Sofa, seats 3 Bought at Euro-pean Country Living about 6months ago for 1685 euro. Item186-5372-30 -Mint condition- Willsell for $1395 Ask for Ed: 0175-814-9549

Sony Trinitron 25" TV, traditional(not flat screen), 7 yrs old, kept inspare office, barely used, $325OBO, Call 0163-330-5535, Lv Msg

Spring Sale. Large (100 + gal-lons) Aquarium & stand w/2 lg fil-ter systems, 4 big fish. Prof. Exer-cise Bike, Matching Couch &Loveseat, 5 Door Light blond co-lor bedroom shrank, Tall solidwood DR Table w/4 chairs (lightOak color), Sm wood child's tablew/ 2 chairs, Lg heavy duty file ca-binet, tall slim stereo speakers,Misc, chairs & other small items.06371-51043 or 0160-262-8509

Stationary Bike, Kettler "Stra-tos", 6 yrs old but only used once,magnetic braking system, multipleprograms, $125 OBO, Call 0163-330-5535, Lv Msg

Stationary Bike, Marcy Mg 4000,6 yrs old but used twice, multipleprograms, monitors pulse, $150OBO, 0163-330-5535, Lv Msg.

Stereo (Portable), Sony, exc con-dition, hardly used, play CDs, cas-settes, AM/FM, $60 OBO, Call0163-330-5535, Lv Msg

Tires, P295-45ZR18, Ultra highperformance All season GoodyearEagle F1-GS Brand new Nevermounted on truck paid $1200, sellset $900 obo. email for contact:[email protected]

Wood/metal dining table/4chairs; bookcase; black metalshelves from Italy. [email protected] for info.

Yamaha upright piano withbench $1000.00 Yamaha Electro-nic P-80 Piano with piano withstand and bench $400. Can provi-de pictures...both can be seen inMehlingen06303-3337

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5 year old neutered female Cor-nish Rex Cat, litter trained, insideonly, Fantastic with kids, doesn'tscratch anything, only selling dueto a move, deployment, and 4kids involved with every sportknown to man. Asking $500 willcome with All of her things youwon't need anything but love forher! Serious inquires only emailme at [email protected]

8 month old APHA registerd painthorse stallion foal. Bay with whitestripe on forehead, halter trainedand shoer friendly. Great registra-tion papers, suitable for breedingor show horse. EU 4,000. Contact0172-6900533, 0162-2518105 oremail: [email protected].

Biewer Yorkshire Terrier pup-pies, male & female, chip, EUpass, dewormed, vac & papers islooking for a nice family! Call0151-25862624

Small animal cage, 2 stories w/top and lower door. 150 Euro new4yrs old in great condition. 35"w x36"h x 20"d. [email protected]

Golden labrador puppy! 6Months old, male. Very friendlyand lovable, good with kids. He'schipped, up to date with shotsand comes with crate, passportetc. Needs a new home as we arein a situation where we can't behome enough for him anymore.Call 06371-8381119, mobile 0173-1913259, e-mail [email protected]. Asking for 500 euro.

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12 year old gelding sport horsefrom Hannover has been trainedby professional riders for 2 year Land M dressage (able to take thedouble bridle) and is jumping A.friend earned his German Silver ri-ding badge with him, L level dres-sage required. He has competedA 2 star jumping and E and Adressage. Video available, but se-rious inquiries only 01604489484or 06333274250

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Sweet full-blooded persian kittensearching a friendly family. Theyare one month old, dewormed, im-munized and have a health certifi-cation. without documents color:silver touched to darkly grey. pri-ce: 350 Euro, please call after4pm if you have any questions:015122273366


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Planting � owersTwenty-two girls from the Sembach Brownie and Daisy troops work together on a community service project to clean up the outside of the Sembach Post O� ce. They also planted � owers

around trees and front of a building.

LEMS students shineLandstuhl Elementary/Middle School students shine on

Thursday during a presentation for parents, teachers, adminis-trators and community members. Students from all grade levels

presented their � nest work, including music, art, science and writing, to a full house.

RIS student honoredRamstein Intermediate School Principal Marion

Sutton and fourth-grade teacher Denise Light pres-ent Nick Fritz with a certi� cate of appreciation for

the work he completed on the outdoor science classroom. Nick created the classroom for his Eagle

Scout project.

RES awards studentsRamstein Elementary School Students show they have what it

takes to be some of the best photo-graphers, writers and visualartists around May 5 during the announcement of the winners

of the 2009 PTA Re� ections contest. First place winners were Christopher Cox for literature, Ceilidha Campbell for

photography and Carolyn Rude for visual arts.

Cub Scouts visit Technik Museum in Sinsheim

Members of Landstuhl Cub Scout Pack 243 take a break while on a trip April 25 to the Technik Museum in Sinsheim, Germany. Their

Army and Air Force parents had fun teaching them about the planes and military vehicles that were on display at the museum.

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USO AVAILABLE POSITIONSThe United Service Organizations (USO) is actively recruiting the following positions:

Assistant Tours Manager (Full-Time) – KaiserslauternThe Assistant Tours Manager will work with the Tours and Marketing Manager and assist in all aspects of the Kaiserslautern USO tours and marketing e� ort.

Information Specialist (Part-Time) – Warrior CenterThe Information Specialist will assist visitors at the USO Warrior Center in Kaiserslautern, administering programs and services and monitoring the facility.

Information Specialist (Part-Time) – Ramstein PAX TerminalThe Information Specialist will assist visitors at the USO Ramstein PAX Terminal in Kaiserslautern, administering programs and services and monitoring the facility.

Programs Manager (Full-Time) – KaiserslauternThe Programs Manager is responsible for planning and organizing USO programs, events, and fund raisers within the Kaiserslautern Military Community.

How to Apply:The USO is a mission-driven organization, which o� ers a competitive compensation and bene� ts package. For immediate consideration, please apply online at www.uso.org (go to the Career Opportunities page) or Contact Gene Currie at [email protected]/EEO

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