Ramstein Air Base News

Air Force officials say it could be weeks before Wright-Patterson Air Force Base and other bases learn what additional resources they may be called on to provide in support of President Obama's decision to send additional troops to Afghanistan.

Eric Robinson passes out blue ray disc players on sale for those who showed up early on "Black Friday" morning at the Kaiserslautern Military Community Center on Ramstein Air Base, Germany.

Staff Sgt. Justin Nixon has been assigned to the Hattiesburg Air Force Recruiting Office at 6030 U.S. 98, Suite 1. He is responsible for recruiting in Forrest, Covington, Wayne, Greene and Jones counties.

Burnadette Walkins reads to her daughter, Adriana, as they wait for a space-available flight from Dover Air Force Base, Del., to Ramstein Air Base, Germany.

Navy Adm. James Stavridis is greeted by Gen. Roger A. Brady Nov. 10, 2009, at Ramstein Air Base, Germany.

Airman 1st Class Michael Balbaugh demonstrates how to check the seal of the M-50 Joint Service General Purpose Mask Nov.

A year ago when Michael Chesser volunteered to go to Iraq, he didn't know how sand and heat would feel on his freshly shaved head or how the weight of full body armor and a Kevlar helmet could change how he tended to critically injured patients.

Those who cared for Spc. Michael Dahl Jr.'s body did not know him. They did not know he was a shy and quiet kid who disappeared one weekend from his mother's Moreno Valley home, only to return an enlisted man.

Paul Padilla colors pictures with his son, August, in the arts section at the Airman and Family Readiness Center open house for Air Force Family Week Nov.

Staff Sgt. Edward Cunningham completes a vehicle checkout form Nov. 4, 2009, at Ramstein Air Base, Germany.

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A chaplain was found dead in his home near Ramstein Air Base in Germany on Sunday morning.

Airmen concerned about becoming glow-in-the-dark targets are sounding off about those shiny Air Force safety belts that clash with their cammies.

MEDEVAC presentation boosts agenda for Military Airlift and Rapid Reaction Operations 2009! /EIN Presswire/ With only 4 weeks to go until SMi's Military Airlift & Rapid Reaction Operations conference, Robert Lamb, President of the RMSI has confirmed his participation.

RAMSTEIN AIR BASE, Germany: After more than 30 years of flying for the Air Force, the last C-130E Hercules aircraft here set forth Nov.

Gen. Roger A. Brady, commander of U.S. Air Forces in Europe, will retire early next year, concluding a two-year tenure as the top Air Force leader in Europe.

Even as the Air Force prepares to toughen physical fitness standards for airmen, it's proposing to do away with mandatory physical training.

Retired Army Col. Robert Howard talks to the current Kisling Noncommissioned Officer Academy class about leadership and commitment to service at Kapaun Air Station, Germany, Oct.

For someone in the military, home generally is wherever you are assigned to serve.

Airmen who adopt pets when stationed overseas and then abandon those animals when they move should face criminal charges, according to a commission on military justice.