CES Airmen teamwork drives
Ramstein’s beautification efforts
Photos by Airman 1st Class Paden Lancaster 86th Airlift Wing Public Affairs
U.S. Air Force Tech. Sgt. Austin Alfreno, 786th Civil Engineer Squadron electrical systems craftsman, right, and Airman Miguel Meza, 786 CES electrical systems apprentice, pull weeds from the side of the road at Ramstein Air Base, July 17. Both Airmen were a part of Ramstein’s Tactical Beautification Team, an initiative that helps
reinforces
European Partnership Flight — Albania strengthens regional airbase operations through multinational collaboration
TIRANA, ALBANIA – More than 60 military members from six nations gathered in Tirana, Albania, for the European Partnership Flight Air Base Operations and Development Conference, July 13 – 17, focused on strengthening regional air power through shared expertise and collaboration.
Hosted by the Albanian Ministry of Defense in partnership with U.S. Air Forces in Europe–Air Forces Africa, the conference brought together military professionals from Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Italy, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia and the U.S. to exchange best practices and enhance interoperability across critical air base functions.
Throughout the week, participants engaged in presentations, demonstrations and smallgroup discussions covering topics including airfield management, base defense, logistics and supply chain operations, aircraft rescue and firefighting, communications, integrated air base air defense, expeditionary site surveys and command and control. The conference also included a visit to Kuçovë Air Base, where attendees participated in a base tour and collaborative discussions with Albanian counterparts.
U.S. Air Force Lt. Col. Andrew Zimmer, Headquarters USAFE-AFAFRICA/A5I Eastern Europe branch chief for international affairs and senior Air Force representative for EFP, emphasized that effective airpower begins on the ground.
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“A military air base is not just a runway or a depot. It is a highly active weapons system,” Zimmer said. “When [it] runs efficiently with fast refueling, strong security, quick maintenance and clear communications, it becomes a launchpad for immediate action.“
The EPF conference serves as USAFEAFAFRICA’s premier air-centric engagement designed to build regional capability through subject matter expert exchanges. By fostering technical collaboration and operational dialogue, the conference helps participating nations develop the military capability, capacity and mutual confidence necessary to strengthen collective defense and enhance regional security.
“Our greatest strength lies in our ability to work as one team,” said Brig. Gen. Edmond Voci, Air Force of the Republic of Albania commander. “Sharing knowledge, learning from one another, and building the trust that enables us to operate seamlessly whenever and wherever we are called upon.”
The conference also encouraged participants to build lasting professional relationships that extend beyond the classroom.
Through bilateral and multilateral discussions, attendees shared lessons learned, identified common challenges and explored solutions that improve operational readiness across Allied and partner air forces.
As security challenges continue to evolve across Europe, engagements like the European Partnership Flight reinforce a shared commitment to readiness and interoperability while ensuring Allied and partner nations remain prepared to operate together whenever and wherever needed.
the U.S. and our regional
are building the foundational military capability, capacity, and mutual confidence required to lead conventional defense efforts.
Story & photos by Tech. Sgt. Alexandra M. Longfellow U.S. Air Forces in Europe - Air Forces Africa Public Affairs
Members of the European Partnership Flight conference prepare for their scenario discussions in Tirana, Albania, July 17. Participants broke out in three groups to complete scenarios based on air base defense, air base development and air base operations.
Albanian Air Force Col. Oritan Durmishaj, Kuçovë Air Base commander, provides a historical briefing to members of the European Partnership Flight - Tirana, sharing the evolution of Albania’s air force and its journey toward greater integration with NATO partners at Kuçovë Air Base, Albania, July 15. During the tour, participants examined historic aircraft while discussing the evolution of airpower and the importance of adapting to today’s security environment.
Brig. Gen. Edmond Voci, Air Force of the Republic of Albania commander, gives opening remarks prior to the start of the European Partnership Flight conference in Tirana, Albania, July 13. By sharing technical expertise and aligning operational best practices,
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a part of Ramstein’s Tactical Beautification Team, an initiative that helps improve the installation’s appearance and reinforces pride in maintaining a professional environment for the Kaiserslautern Military Community.
U.S. Air Force Airman Miguel Meza, 786th Civil Engineer Squadron electrical systems apprentice, pulls weeds from the side of the road at Ramstein Air Base, July 17. 786 CES Airmen volunteered to help maintain shared spaces across the base.
U.S. Air Force Airmen assigned to the 786th Civil Engineer Squadron, clean up trash at Ramstein Air Base, July 17. The clean-up effort supported the installation’s initiatives to upkeep and promote a clean, professional environment across the base.
U.S. Air Force Tech. Sgt. Austin Alfreno, 786th Civil Engineer Squadron electrical systems journeyman, right, and Airman Miguel Meza, 786 CES electrical systems apprentice, pull weeds from the side of the road at Ramstein Air Base, July 17. Both Airmen were
THE HOUSING HYPE TAKE NOTE
Congratulations to our Yard of the Month winners for June 2026!
We are proud to recognize the following residents for showing their pride and maintaining beautiful homes:
• 1st Place – CSM Larry Dunaway and Family
• 2nd Place – Capt David Fagot and Family
• 3rd Place – SrA Noah Preisch and Family
Retiree Activities Office Open
Throughout the Summer
The 86th Airlift Wing Retiree Activities Office (86 AW/RAO), located on Kapaun Air Station, is proud to serve military retirees, spouses, surviving spouses, and their families from all branches of the U.S. Armed Forces throughout the Kaiserslautern Military Community.
area was declared a weapon-free zone. It is now illegal to carry any knives or other weapons within the designated area. Police now have the authority to carry out searches of people and their belongings without probable cause within the weapon-free zone. This move comes as a response to a fatal stabbing near the mall in February of this year.
The Yard of the Month program runs through September. Winners are selected and notified during the last week of every month. Show your community pride — will your yard be the next winner? 1 2 3
As many people travel during the summer months, the Retiree Activities Office remains open and fully operational. Our dedicated volunteers are here to answer questions, provide guidance, and assist with military retiree benefits, DEERS, TRICARE, the Survivor Benefit Plan (SBP), Veterans Affairs resources, casualty assistance, and other retirement-related services.
The RAO is also seeking volunteers who would like to continue serving the military community. If you enjoy helping fellow retirees and their families, we invite you to join our team. Training is provided, and even a few hours each week can make a lasting impact.
Office Hours:
Tuesday–Friday
10 a.m.–3 p.m.
Closed daily from noon–1 p.m.
Location:
86th Airlift Wing Retiree Activities Office
Kapaun Air Station
Contact Us:
Email: 86aw.rao@us.af.mil DSN: 480-5486
Commercial: +49 6371-47-5486
Whether you need assistance with your retirement benefits or are interested in volunteering, we look forward to welcoming you. The 86 AW/RAO is committed to serving those who served.
Weapon-free zone –Kaiserslautern inner city area
On May 28, the Kaiserslautern inner city
Finance Customer Service
Updated Clinic Hours – Important Notice
The 86th Medical Group has updated hours to support mandatory training and unit readiness. The clinic will be CLOSED all day on the third Wednesday of every month for mandatory training.
2026 closure dates are as follows: July 15, August 19, September 16, October 21, November 18, December 16.
Additionally, we will close at 3 p.m. every Wednesday for unit physical training (PT).
Need medical advice while we’re training? Call the Nurse Advice Line: 0800-8251600 or 06371-46-2273 (Option 3). For lifethreatening emergencies, dial 112 or go to the nearest Emergency Room. Thank you for your understanding as we work to maintain a ready and resilient medical force.
ATTN: Those packing up, leaving the KMC
Many members wait too long to begin the household goods moving process, thereby causing additional stress and delays. The 86th Logistics Readiness Squadron Personal Property Office advises movers to call them at +49-631-536-7727 three weeks before moving to begin the booking process.
Official Photo Studio has moved
The 86th AW/PA Official Photo Studio has moved to our new permanent location. The new location is in the second-floor offices located in the back portion of the Hercules Theatre, Bldg 2101. To schedule an appointment, go to www.ramstein.af.mil. If you have any questions call DSN: 480-9199.
Finance customer service walk-ins are 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Monday-Friday, in building 2108.
Appointments can be booked through the QR code. For all other matters, please submit a ticket through the Comptroller Services Portal at https://csp.cce.af.mil/
Photo by Golubovy/Shutterstock.com
449th Air Expeditionary Group change of command
by Master Sgt. Carlin Leslie 449th Air Expeditionary Group
CAMP LEMONNIER, Djibouti — U.S. Air Force Col. Brown (left), 406th Air Expeditionary Wing commander, presents the 449th Air Expeditionary Group guidon to U.S. Air Force Col. Andrew Saylor, 449th Air Expeditionary Group incoming commander, as he accepts command of the group at Camp Lemonnier, Djibouti, July 13. The 449th Air Expeditionary Group headquartered at Camp Lemonnier, Djibouti, providing tactical cargo and supply drops, personnel recovery and joint contingency readiness.
86th MXS welcomes new commander to Ramstein AB
Airmen from the 86th Airlift Wing Honor Guard present the colors at the 86th Maintenance Squadron change of command ceremony at Ramstein Air Base, July 16. The 86th MXS performs maintenance that helps ensure the C-130J Super Hercules aircraft fleet remains mission ready for worldwide operations across Europe, Africa and the Middle East.
Air Force Senior Airman Juan Orozco-Villegas, 86th Maintenance
aerospace ground equipment, gives flowers to the incoming
during a change of command ceremony at Ramstein Air
July 16. The change of command ceremony is a long-standing military tradition that represents the formal transfer of responsibility from one officer to another.
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U.S. Air Force Col. Lucas E. Buckley, left, 86th Maintenance Group commander, presents Lt. Col. Bradley J. McNamara, 86th Maintenance Squadron outgoing commander, with a Legion of Merit medal during a change of command ceremony at Ramstein Air Base, July 16. The Legion of Merit is presented to service members whose meritorious service has had a lasting impact on the Department of War.
U.S. Air Force Lt. Col. Bradley J. McNamara, right, 86th Maintenance Squadron outgoing commander, passes the guidon to Col. Lucas E. Buckley, 86th MXS commander during a change of command ceremony at Ramstein Air Base, July 16. The transfer of the guidon to the presiding officer marks the formal conclusion of the outgoing commander's authority before command is passed to the incoming commander.
U.S. Air Force Col. Lucas E. Buckley, left, 86th Maintenance Group commander, transfers command of the 86th Maintenance Squadron to Lt. Col. Kimberly M. Jackson, 86th MXS incoming commander, during a change of command ceremony at Ramstein Air Base, July 16. The 86th MXS maintenance capabilities help sustain aircraft readiness, enabling the 86th Airlift Wing to deliver rapid global mobility across Europe, Africa and the Middle East.
U.S. Air Force Lt. Col. Kimberly M. Jackson, 86th Maintenance Squadron incoming commander, renders her first salute during a change of command ceremony at Ramstein Air Base, July 16. During a military change of command ceremony, the “first salute” is the formal greeting the incoming commander receives from the unit’s assembled troops immediately after officially assuming command.
U.S. Air Force Lt. Col. Bradley J. McNamara, left, 86th Maintenance Squadron outgoing commander, gives remarks during a change of command ceremony at Ramstein Air Base, July 16. The 86th MXS maintainers inspect, repair and test aircraft systems to ensure reliable performance in support of airlift, aeromedical evacuation and contingency operations.
Photos by Senior Airman
Edgar Grimaldo
86th Airlift Wing Public Affairs
786th CES HVAC Airmen keep Ramstein mission-ready through summer heat
U.S. Air Force Airman 1st Class Terron Evans, 786th Civil Engineer Squadron HVAC apprentice, holds a variety of wrenches at Ramstein Air Base, July 17. The 786 CES maintains hundreds of heating and cooling systems that support daily operations across the KMC, helping prevent equipment failures during peak summer temperatures.
A U.S. Air Force Airman assigned to the 786th Civil Engineer Squadron, performs repairs on an air conditioning unit at Ramstein Air Base, July 17. Airmen assigned to the 786 CES ensure mission-critical facilities remain operational, safe and comfortable for Airmen, families and mission partners throughout the installation.
U.S. Air Force Airman 1st Class Chandler Lawyer, 786th Civil Engineer Squadron HVAC apprentice, top, hands screws to A1C Terron Evans, 786 CES HVAC apprentice while repairing an air conditioning unit on Ramstein Air Base, July 17. The 786 CES maintains hundreds of heating and cooling systems that support daily operations across the Kaiserslautern Military Community, helping prevent equipment failures during peak summer temperatures.
U.S. Air Force Airman 1st Class Terron Evans, 786th Civil Engineer Squadron HVAC apprentice, works on repairs for an air conditioning unit at Ramstein Air Base, July 17. Airmen assigned to the 786 CES ensure mission-critical facilities remain operational, safe and comfortable for Airmen, families and mission partners throughout the installation.
U.S. Air Force Airman 1st Class Terron Evans, 786th Civil Engineer Squadron HVAC apprentice, screws a bolt on an air conditioning unit at Ramstein Air Base, July 17. Routine inspections and maintenance performed by the 786 CES Airmen help reduce system failures and ensure facilities remain open during periods of increased demand.
Photos by Airman 1st Class Paden Lancaster
86th Airlift Wing Public Affairs
KMC hosts Civil Air Patrol European Encampment
Story & photos by Airman 1st Class Joseph Curzi 86th Airlift Wing Public Affairs
80 Civil Air Patrol cadets representing units across Europe and the United States concluded nine days of leadership development, aerospace education and hands-on Air Force immersion at the Civil Air Patrol European Encampment at Ramstein Air Base, July 9-17.
Hosted by the 86th Airlift Wing, in partnership with CAP senior leaders, the annual encampment challenged cadets to develop leadership, discipline and teamwork while exploring career opportunities across the U.S. Air Force.
“The Civil Air Patrol is important for our young adults and teenagers because it exposes them to different areas of aerospace, leadership opportunities and volunteer service,” said CAP Capt. Lena McFarland, encampment administrator. “It broadens their knowledge, helps them explore future career paths and opens the door to opportunities they may not have experienced otherwise.”
For many cadets, the encampment was their first opportunity to experience a structured military environment.
Beginning before sunrise, Cadets followed a daily schedule emphasizing accountability, teamwork and communication. Without access to personal electronics, participants relied on each other while learning to solve problems and lead under pressure.
“My favorite part of Civil Air Patrol is probably the community,” said CAP Cadet Staff Sgt. Chaya Swift, a first-time encampment attendee. “It’s amazing to feel like you’re part of something with so many incredible people.”
Swift said the experience pushed her outside her comfort zone and helped her become a more confident leader.
“Civil Air Patrol has taught me how to be a more commanding person with my presence and my voice,” Swift said. “I was very quiet when I first started, but now I can talk to people more, be more articulate and get my point across better.”
One of the encampment’s leadership challenges required cadets to work together during a model rocket exercise. Swift said her flight faced early communication struggles, but the experience helped them learn to collaborate more effectively as a team.
“We started by looking at what our failures were and finding a solution through communication,” Swift said. “Once we stopped arguing and started working together, everything improved.”
Beyond leadership training, the encampment also fostered friendships and lasting memories through team-building activities that strengthened camaraderie among the cadets.
“If I had the chance, I would absolutely come back,” Swift said. “I’ve loved the people. It's been such an uplifting and amazing learning experience, and I'd recommend it to anyone who's curious.”
The encampment concluded with an awards ceremony recognizing outstanding performance throughout the week. Delta Flight earned the title of Honor Flight, while CAP Cadet Airman Alani Rigsby received the Honor Cadet Award for exemplifying excellence in leadership, character and performance.
For McFarland, those accomplishments represent the true purpose of the program.
“My favorite part is seeing the cadets smile,” McFarland said. “Watching them achieve a promotion or reach a milestone is such a heartwarming experience. Seeing them smile and say, ‘Hey Mom, Dad, I did it,’ makes everything worth it.”
Civil Air Patrol cadets stand in formation during a pass in review parade at Ramstein Air Base, July 16. 80 CAP cadets representing units across Europe and the United States concluded nine days of leadership development, aerospace education and hands-on Air Force immersion.
A Civil Air Patrol cadet swings a mallet at a weight during an exercise at the Civil Air Patrol European Encampment on Ramstein Air Base, July 13. The 86th Airlift Wing partnered with CAP senior leaders to host the annual encampment challenging cadets to develop leadership, discipline and teamwork while exploring career opportunities across the U.S. Air Force.
Civil Air Patrol Maj. Michael Livesay, Ramstein CAP deputy commander for seniors, and two CAP cadets view a C-130J Super Hercules aircraft engine during the Civil Air Patrol European Encampment on Ramstein Air Base, July 14. The encampment immersed cadets in military customs and leadership while providing firsthand exposure to Air Force missions that support combat airpower across Europe.
A Civil Air Patrol cadet looks down the scope of a firearm during the Civil Air Patrol European Encampment on Ramstein Air Base, July 15. The 86th Airlift Wing partnered with Civil Air Patrol senior leaders to host the annual encampment challenging cadets to develop leadership, discipline, and teamwork while exploring career opportunities across the U.S. Air Force.
Civil Air Patrol cadets stand in formation during a pass in review parade at Ramstein Air Base, July 16. 80 CAP cadets representing units across Europe and the United States concluded nine days of leadership development, aerospace education and hands-on Air Force immersion.
U.S. Air Force Airman 1st Class Jaymon Glaze, 86th Civil Engineer Squadron firefighter, watches a Civil Air Patrol cadet pull a training dummy during the Civil Air Patrol European Encampment on Ramstein Air Base, July 13.
UNTERWEGS
“SUMMER IN THE CITY” AT STADTHALLE LANDSTUHL
JULY 25, 7 P.M., STADTHALLE, LANDSTUHL
Throughout the summer months the “Stadthalle” hosts an event series titled “Summer in the City” with a live music program of different bands. The show takes place on Saturday evenings. The event series starts with the performance of the band “Endless Road”. The musicians Frank Stenger (bass), Chris Lehmann (guitar/vocals), and Thorsten Burkhardt (cajon/vocals) perform a selection of songs that have something for everyone. The venue is an open-air stage in front of “Stadthalle
STADTFEST ZWEIBRÜCKEN
JULY 24 -26, CITY CENTER, ZWEIBRÜCKEN
Whether savory, sweet, or exotic: the City Festival treats visitors to a diverse selection of food and drinks. But as always, one thing takes center stage: MUSIC! Numerous acts will provide a varied live program over the course of three days.
KERWE (VILLAGE FEST)
JULY - AUGUST, VARIOUS DATES/LOCATIONS IN THE KMC:
Upcoming village festivals nearby: Obermohr July 24, and Schopp July 25., Erfenbach Waldfest Aug. 8, Schrollbach Aug. 14, Stelzenberg Aug. 15, Mehlingen Aug. 14, Kindsbach Aug. 28, Erfenbach Aug. 28, and Sembach Aug. 28. Also check your local “Amtsblatt” and watch for signs and posters for further dates in individual towns.
23RD BOSTAL LAKE FESTIVAL
JULY 24 – 26, BOSTALSEE/NOHFELDEN
Music, Summer, and Pure Festival Vibes; Bostalsee will once again serve as the backdrop for one of the region’s biggest open-air highlights: The Lake Festival invites guests to a weekend full of music, enjoyment, and a unique atmosphere – all with free admission. Visitors can look forward to a varied program with live music on multiple stages, impressive show highlights, jugglers, a market mile, and culinary delights around the lake. The festival kicks off on Friday evening with a big DJ night on the festival lawn. Those who prefer things a bit quieter and more relaxed will find their musical home at the Bosener Mühle. In an idyllic setting, acoustic music, jazz, and soulful pop tunes invite visitors to enjoy and linger. In addition to the diverse music program, guests at all stage locations can look forward to a wide range of food options. From regional specialties to international delicacies, as well as sweet treats and refreshing drinks, there is something for every taste. The culinary variety makes the stroll around the lake a special delight and encourages visitors to discover the different event locations not just musically, but also gastronomically. Other highlights include the small market street with creative and regional products, the popular juggling performances along the lake promenade, as well as the spectacular music drone show on Saturday and the music fireworks on Sunday evening.
SUMMER SWING AT VOLKSPARK
JULY 29, 7 – 10 P.M., VOLKSPARK, KAISERSLAUTERN
On eight Wednesday evenings in July and August, the Summer Swing will take place again, this year at Volkspark Kaiserslautern. You can look forward to a diverse program. Enjoy handmade, high-quality, exciting music from one of the biggest music families in the world: jazz. Further dates: Aug. 5, 12, 19 and 26
FRENCH GARDEN PARTY
JULY 31, 6 P.M., GARTENSCHAU/ NEUMÜHLEPARK, KAISERSLAUTERN
A touch of France in the middle of summer. Join the garden show for the French garden party, an evening full of joy, indulgence, and music. Between greenery and blooming flower beds, “French Touch” will entertain guests with tango and musette creating a French flair. Add a good drop of wine and a crispy tarte flambée, or simply enjoy a picnic with friends under the open sky – pure French joie de vivre!
GREEK SUMMER NIGHT IN RAMSTEIN
JULY 31, 7.30 P.M., CONGRESS CENTER, RAMSTEIN
Each theme night has the focus on a certain country with traditional music, food and drinks. A “Greek Night” will take place on Friday, July 31. Live music by the band “Mikri Kompania” will entertain the audience. The program will include the performance of a Greek dancing group.
NEULEININGEN CASTLE WINE FESTIVAL
JULY 31 – AUG. 3CASTLE COURTYARD, NEULEININGEN
For the 18th time, the Neuleiningen wineries invite you to the castle courtyard. Since 2007, music and wine enjoyment have been celebrated with free admission. The town warmly invites you to visit the award-winning wine festival, “Most Beautiful Wine Festival in the Palatinate”, when it’s time again: The Neuleiningen winemakers welcome their guests. The venue alone (the upper castle courtyard) makes it a special, unusual wine festival, which might feel more like a festival than a village fair. Every day there will be live music with free admission, there will also be a culinary offering at the castle. We look forward to seeing you. Program: https://www.burg-weinfest. de/programm/
TIME TRAVEL -
EXPERIENCE HISTORYVR TOUR IN THE MIDDLE AGES
AUG. 1, 2.30 P.M., CITY CENTER, OTTERBERG
In 2026 especially for our American fellow citizens we offer a “Time Travel” tour, a unique experience that brings history to life in a fascinating way. Participants are enthusiastic about this incomparable journey through time, which combines tradition and modernity in a unique way, in German or English. But the highlight of the tour is the incomparable atmosphere of the imposing Otterberg Abbey Church with its exciting history. Here, participants experience history live - no longer virtually, but with the real, mas-
sive, yellow sandstones that characterize this building. English guided tours of the abbey church can be booked individually. Further date: Oct. 10, 4.30 p.m. Bookable online at https://www.otterbachotterberg.de/tourismus-freizeit/gaestefuehrungen/ time-travel/
WEIN AM MARKT
AUG. 7 – 9, ALTER MARKT, LANDSTUHL
Live music, wine tastings, atmospheric evening lighting, as well as a diverse selection of wines from carefully chosen winemakers, fresh Secco cocktails, and exquisite winemaker champagnes await you. Your culinary needs are also well taken care of with flame-grilled salmon, barbecue specialties, and more. Wine at the market is presented by the Fördergemeinschaft Landstuhl e.V. and the Cuvée Winebar & Vinothek Kaiserslautern. For more information: www.wein-am-markt.com
DEIDESHEIMER
WEINKERWE
AUG. 7 -11, 14 – 18, CITY CENTER, DEIDESHEIM
At this special wine festival, the wineries open their picturesque courtyards, and Bahnhofstraße turns into the “Woigass,” stretching from the train station to the historic market square. Along the “Woigass,” stalls offering wine and regional specialties invite you to linger. You’ll also find food stalls at the town square, and a stage offers a varied music program. Families are well catered for too: small rides and fairground stalls provide fun and entertainment. Enthronement of the new wine princess in the town hall on Friday evening, and official opening with speech on Saturday. Program: www.deidesheim.de
RESIDENZFEST
AUG. 8 – 10, CITY CENTER, KIRCHHEIMBOLANDEN
Kirchheimbolanden invites you to its 74th Residence Festival. Voted the ‘Most Beautiful Wine Festival 2017, this year’s festival goes under the motto ‘Three Summer Days in the Little Residence.’ Kirchheimbolanden warmly welcomes you to take a break behind historic walls and towers, and to explore charming courtyard arcades. At the widely known and popular festival, enjoy a pleasant atmosphere with various Palatinate specialties and delicacies, as well as a wide selection of regional and national wines. Musically, there’s something for everyone every day, with lots of live music. Various bands, entertainers, music duos, and dance bands will offer a wide range of entertainment for both young and old. Additionally, on Sunday, visitors have the chance to stroll through the shops during the special Sunday opening, sampling both wine and delicacies along the way.
THE FASCINATION OF SPACE
AUG. 8, 2 P.M. TECHNIK MUSEUM, SPEYER
On Aug. 8 the museum welcomes NASA astronaut Mrk Lee. He will talk about his four space missions at the Forum cinema and take visitors on a fascinating journey into space. You can look forward to a special insight into his work, personal experiences from space, and moving stories from an astronaut.
The speech is in English. Afterwards, he will answer questions from visitors. Children up to 14 can take a souvenir photo with him.
WEILERBACHER WEINDORF
AUG. 14 – 16, ALTER BAHNHOF, WEILERBACH
For three days, Palatinate wines will be offered at the winemakers’ stands. Matching food and a music program complete the event.
MIESENBACH KERWE (FUNFAIR)
AUG. 28 – 31, SPORTSFIELD, MIESENBACH
Miesenbach will celebrate its annual funfair with a great program organized by the association “Miesenbacher Ereignis- & Traditionsverein”. From Friday through Monday visitors can look forward to musical entertainment, fun rides for children, candy, coffee and cakes, food and beverages. The fairground is located next to the sports field in Miesenbach.
BACKFISCHFEST (CITY FESTIVAL)
AUG. 29 – SEP. 6, FAIR GROUNDS, WORMS
Every year at the end of August, Worms experiences nine days of extraordinary activity: that’s when the Backfischfest, the largest wine and folk festival on the Rhine, has both locals and the several thousand visitors from near and far completely in its grip. At the heart of this traditional festival is the Worms Fishermen’s Guild – one of the oldest guilds in Germany (founded in 1106). Every year, on the last Saturday in August, the ‘Bojemääschter vun de Fischerwääd’ (Mayor of the Fishermen’s Meadow) takes over official duties in the town hall, along with his Backfisch bride. In 2026, the Backfischfest will be held for the 93rd time. More information at www. backfischfest.de
FREILUFTBASAR 2026
AUG. 30, WEILERBACH
Be part of the Weilerbach village bazaar this year too and take part with your own sales stand in Weilerbach. It will take place all around town as a giant flea market. To sign up, visit: www.freiluftbasar.de
ENGLISH GUIDED TOUR IN KAISERSLAUTERN
SEP. 5, 11.15 A.M., TOURIST INFO, KAISERSLAUTERN
Experience history and culture of Kaiserslautern in a lively way! The tour starts with a visit of the Count Palatinate Hall of the former Casimir Castle, where official receptions of the city are held today. Afterwards the tour continues through the underground passages. These tunnels are approx. 70 meters long. The passages are equipped with illuminated boards and sound effects illustrating Kaiserslautern in ancient times. Meeting Point for the tour is the Tourist Information.
HIPPIE MARKET
SEP. 12, GELTERSWOOG, KAISERSLAUTERN
Get into the 60’s and 70’s groove and visit the iconic Hippie Market with good vibes, Ibiza Market, yoga, organic house music, handmade items, sustainable fashion, décor, jewelry and live music.
Photo by nnattalli/Shutterstock.com
ABC in KMC: Lake Constance
Gina Hutchins-Inman 86th Airlift Wing Public Affairs
Today’s trip will lead us to Lake Constance, known locally as the Bodensee, a vast freshwater basin at the foot of the Alps that stitches together Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. As Germany’s largest lake, it is 63 kilometers long and 14 kilometers at its widest point.
Its shoreline is dotted with medieval towns, islands, museums, and cycling routes that invite slow travel and discovery. Lake Constance is a luminous borderland where Alpine silhouettes meet gentle promenades. Towns and cities such as Meersburg, Friedrichshafen, Unteruhldingen, Lindau, Bregenz, and the Pfänderbahn invite visitors to relax and enjoy with an almost Mediterranean ambiance.
Meersburg and Unteruhldingen Meersburg sits like a storybook on the lake’s western shore. Narrow lanes, a hilltop castle, and vineyards that slope down to the water. Meersburg’s medieval castle and lakeside promenade make it one of the region’s most photographed towns. There is even a Medieval style hotel on the main road with knights in shining armor standing along a torch lit staircase. Stroll the lakeside promenade, enjoy a coffee or an ice cream at the waterfront. Hop on a boat to admire the town from water, then turn your gaze south to the Swiss Alps, where snow-tipped peaks glitter in the sun across the shimmering lake. The Bodensee Weinfest takes place from Sep. 11 – 13 this year. https:// www.meersburg.de/en/Tourism
Nearby Unteruhldingen preserves an altogether older human story at its Pile Dwelling Museum, where reconstructions of prehistoric stilt houses recall life on the lake
millennia ago. The outdoor museum is an evocative counterpoint to Meersburg’s medieval charm and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. https://www.pfahlbauten.de/en/
Friedrichshafen and the Zeppelin legacy
At about the middle of the northern shore, Friedrichshafen celebrates the age of lighter-than-air flight. The Zeppelin Museum traces the technological and cultural history of airships and anchors the town’s identity. Visitors can explore exhibits that connect local industry to global aviation history, the Dornier Museum displays replicas of vintage aircraft where visitors can climb aboard.
The city also has a long promenade along the lake with an outdoor concert stage, beach bars and beer gardens, and holds numerous events throughout the season. Restaurants and cafés invite visitors to sit by the sea and enjoy fresh fish, a pedestrian zone offers unique small shops and eateries. The nearby airport offers blimp rides over the lake, a bit pricey but worth the amazing view. https:// www.friedrichshafen.de/ Friedrichshafen’s harbor is a busy hub with multiple ferry routes: a two-hour sailing to Bregenz, a direct ferry to Romanshorn in Switzerland, and a fast catamaran that reaches Konstanz in under an hour. From the water, sailboats, stand-up paddlers, and anglers criss cross the route, adding to a lively, ever-changing lakeside scene.
Lindau and island life
Lindau, an hour’s boat ride east, crowns a small island with a compact medieval core. Its harbor entrance is famously flanked by a Bavarian lion and a lighthouse that together form one of the
lake’s most photographed vistas. Narrow, cobbled streets climb past the Mangturm and the ornate Neues Rathaus, while cafés, galleries, and boutique shops spill onto sunny squares.
The island is linked to the mainland by a short causeway, yet retains an intimate, almost Mediterranean atmosphere against an Alpine backdrop. Regular boat services make Lindau a lively hub for lake crossings, and its lakeside promenades, marina, and seasonal markets invite slow strolls and easy access to nearby towns and islands. https://www.lindau.de/en/
Bregenz and the Pfänderbahn East of Lindau and across the border in Austria, Bregenz combines cultural ambition with mountain access. The Pfänderbahn cable car lifts visitors from the lakeside town to panoramic viewpoints in six minutes. From the summit one can see the lake framed by hundreds of Alpine peaks, standing in Austria you can see Switzerland on the south coast and Germany to the right. The Pfänderbahn is a short, scenic ascent that opens hiking trails, a wildlife park, and sweeping vistas over the border triangle. www.bregenz.at
Konstanz
The bird’s eye distance between Bregenz and Konstanz, located in the southwest, is 46 kilometers. The city blends a compact medieval old town with modern amenities: university life, museums, and a busy harbor. The city’s harbor is a starting point for scheduled roundtrips and liner services that visit Meersburg, Überlingen, and the island of Mainau, making Konstanz an ideal base for day trips on the lake.
Stroll the old town in the morning, take a short boat or ferry ride in the afternoon, or head back to Meersburg with a stop along the Blumeninsel Mainau (Flower Island). Mainau is best known for its extensive, year-round gardens, arboretum, and themed floral displays. The island is a horticultural showcase that draws families, gardeners, and photographers. www. konstanz.de, https://www.mainau.de/de
Romanshorn
Surprisingly, the border to Switzerland is just behind the city limits of Konstanz and Romanshorn can easily be reached by car, bus or by boat.
The town feels genuine Swiss, with oversized cowbells, fluttering flags, and dark wooden houses that give its streets a timeless charm. Its harbor is the focal point, which offers a landscaped promenade lined with cafés and restaurants, a busy marina, and an active ferry terminal that keeps the waterfront lively. If you plan to cross the border into Switzerland, carry your passport and check entry requirements for U.S. travelers in advance; there are immigration and customs checks both on land and at sea. https://www.romanshorn.ch/
Rhine Falls
The Rhine Falls, near Schaffhausen and Neuhausen in northern Switzerland, span roughly 150 meters across and plunge about 23 meters, creating a thunderous spectacle that can be enjoyed year-round. Here the Rhine, fed by meltwater from the Gotthard region of the Alps, gathers strength before embarking on its roughly 1,250-kilometer journey northwest to the North Sea at Rotterdam in the Netherlands.
Überlingen
The last stop on our journey around the lake is in Überlingen, which sits on the Überlinger See, a side arm of Lake Constance. It is prized for one of the lake’s longest promenades, lively harbor activity, and its role as a departure point for scenic boat excursions. The town’s landing stage is a convenient gateway for roundtrips and direct services to Mainau and Konstanz. www.ueberlingen.de
Beaches
Beach lovers won’t be disappointed: the Bodensee offers numerous sandy and grassy spots for swimming and sunbathing, from Strandbad West, Ost, and Nußdorf in Überlingen to Strandbad Hörnle, Litzelstetten, and Dingelsdorf near Konstanz, plus pleasant public shores at Meersburg and Friedrichshafen and many smaller coves scattered along the shore. Facilities vary by location, some strandbäder provide cafés, changing rooms, and diving platforms, while others are more basic, so check amenities in advance. Not all beaches have lifeguards, and many lakefront entries are pebbly, so bring bathing shoes for comfort and safety. https://www.weg.de/inspiration/ straende/bodensee
A region for movement and reflection
The lake invites both leisurely, reflective days along its promenades and lively exploration by boat, bike, or on foot. The Bodensee is a layered landscape: prehistoric pile dwellings, medieval ramparts, industrial museums, and sweeping alpine panoramas. Each town offers a different window into the lake’s long story and something to delight every kind of traveler!
Trinational view from Pfänder summit: Austria to the left, Switzerland across the lake, and Germany to the right.
Entering historic Lindau harbor with the lighthouse and main promenade ahead.
One of many sailboats with snowtipped peaks of the Swiss Alps as a backdrop.
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Supporting allied capabilities: NISRF facilitates Belgian MQ-9B deployment
Story & photos by NATO Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Force
SIGONELLA, ITALY — Between April and July, the NATO Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Force supported the temporary deployment of a Belgian MQ-9B remotely piloted aircraft at Italian Air Force Base Sigonella.
The deployment highlighted another important aspect of the Force beyond its day-to-day mission. Through its established infrastructure, secure operating environment and multinational organisation, NISRF was able to facilitate the deployment by providing hangar facilities, local coordination and liaison support in close cooperation with Belgium and the Italian Host Nation.
This deployment is an excellent example
of what multinational cooperation within the Alliance looks like in practice
The deployment demonstrated how the infrastructure, partnerships and experience developed at NISRF can create opportunities to support wider Allied activities when required. It also reflected the value of close cooperation between NATO, Allies and the Italian Host Nation in enabling complex remotely piloted aircraft deployments.
For Belgium, the deployment also represented a significant milestone. Conducted under Operation Silent Spear, it included the first transfer flight of a Belgian MQ-9B from Florennes Air Base to Italian Air Force Base Sigonella. During the deployment, the MQ-9B and Belgian crews flew more than 400 hours in support of NATO’s Operation Sea Guardian and Operation Noble Shield, providing NATO with accurate maritime
situational awareness while maintaining a high level of operational readiness.
“This deployment is an excellent example of what multinational cooperation within the Alliance looks like in practice,” said Brigadier General John B. Creel, Commander of NISRF. “By bringing together the expertise of Belgium, the support of our Italian Host Nation and the capabilities available at NISRF, we created the conditions for a successful deployment. That spirit of cooperation is one of NATO’s greatest strengths and something we are proud to contribute to every day.”
The Belgian MQ-9B deployment took place during one of the busiest operational periods in the Force’s recent history. While facilitating the deployment in Sigonella, NISRF simultaneously conducted its Agile Combat Employment deployment to Norway
and Finland, supporting NATO’s Eastern Sentry activity and Exercise Ramstein Flag 2026. Together, these activities demonstrate the continued development of NISRF as a mature multinational organisation capable of successfully delivering multiple complex tasks in support of the Alliance.
As NATO continues to strengthen its Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance capabilities, NISRF will continue to evolve alongside the Alliance. During the recent NATO Summit in Ankara, Allies announced the procurement of up to five MQ-4C Triton aircraft, which will complement the NATO-owned RQ-4D Phoenix fleet operated by NISRF. Together with examples such as the Belgian MQ-9B deployment, the announcement reflects the Force’s continued evolution as the Alliance expands its ISR capabilities.
Belgian MQ-9B deployment at the NISRF compound highlighted the Force's ability to facilitate Allied remotely piloted aircraft deployments.
A Belgian ground crew prepares an MQ-9B remotely piloted aircraft for departure from the NISRF flight line at Italian Air Force Base Sigonella. Courtesy photo
A Belgian MQ-9B remotely piloted aircraft during its deployment at the NISRF compound, Italian Air Force Base Sigonella.
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An RQ-4D Phoenix lands at Italian Air Force Base Sigonella. NISRF normally operates a fleet of five NATO-owned RQ-4D Phoenix aircraft from its Main Operating Base in Sicily.
An MQ-4C Triton. During the recent NATO Summit in Ankara, Allies announced the procurement of up to five NATO-owned MQ-4C Triton aircraft, which will complement the RQ-4D Phoenix fleet operated by NISRF. Photo by Northrop Grumman
USAG Rheinland-Pfalz transfers authority from Higgins to Wood in change of command ceremony
Story by Jennifer Whitaker U.S. Army Garrison Rheinland-Pfalz
Colonel Jeffery Higgins passed command authority of U.S. Army Garrison RheinlandPfalz to Col. Jerry L. Wood, Jr., in a change of command ceremony at Defender Field on Rhine Ordnance Barracks July 13.
More than 200 guests, including distinguished U.S. military and host nation civic leaders, garrison Soldiers and employees, attended the ceremony to witness the ceremonial transfer of leadership.
Wes Leisinger, Installation Management Command-Europe chief of staff, served as the ceremony’s presiding officer on behalf of Tommy R. Mize, IMCOM-E director.
In his farewell remarks, Higgins reflected on the many challenges that the garrison team met and overcame during his tenure, including sweeping civilian personnel force structure changes, a hiring freeze, the longest government shutdown in U.S. history and resource constraints.
“Instead of stepping back, this workforce stepped up,” Higgins said. “You proved that while this Garrison may be under-resourced for its mission, it punches way above its weight class. You consistently [demonstrated] your genuine commitment to this community and the meaning of the motto ‘Stronger Together.’”
In his two years as garrison commander, Higgins oversaw the successful planning and implementation of a more than $1.5 Billion infrastructure investment in the Baumholder Military Community to prepare for the integration of incoming special operations forces, invested in Soldiers and civilian employees through targeted leadership development programs, provided continuous security, services and support to tenant units and further
strengthened partnerships with host nation leaders and organizations through major community outreach events.
Higgins served as garrison commander since July 2024. He will retire from active-duty Army service later this year after a distinguished career spanning more than 25 years.
Wood thanked Higgins for his leadership, noting that he had left the garrison better than he had found it.
He acknowledged that the garrison team has faced challenges and emphasized his intent to learn from the expertise of those who have served with dedication in the face of adversity.
“The hardest problems solved together are the ones that build the strongest teams,” Wood said. “I believe genuinely that the people of this garrison are more than capable of rising to those challenges.”
He underscored the importance of each employee’s contribution to the readiness of Soldiers and the care of families across the garrison footprint.
“United States Army Garrison RheinlandPfalz is not a supporting installation,” he said. “It is the mission...YOU are the mission.”
As USAG Rheinland-Pfalz commander, Wood leads a team of 1,500 employees supporting a total force community of 44,000 servicemembers, civilian employees, family members and retirees across 26 sites in Germany, including sites in Baumholder, Miesau, Landstuhl, Kaiserslautern, Sembach, Mannheim, Gruenstadt and Germersheim.
U.S. Army Garrison Rheinland-Pfalz sets, serves, and secures the total force community, enabling power projection for the European Theater.
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Colonel Jeffery Higgins passed command authority of U.S. Army Garrison Rheinland-Pfalz to Col. Jerry L. Wood, Jr., in a change of command ceremony at Defender Field on Rhine Ordnance Barracks July 13. More than 200 guests attended the ceremony to witness the ceremonial transfer of leadership. Wes Leisinger, Installation Management Command-Europe chief of staff, served as the ceremony’s presiding officer on behalf of Tommy R. Mize, IMCOM-E director.
Photo by Benjamin Werle
Wes Leisinger, Installation Management Command-Europe chief of staff, delivers the keynote address at the U.S. Army Garrison Rheinland-Pfalze change of command ceremony at Defender Field on Rhine Ordnance Barracks July 13. Leisinger served as the ceremony’s presiding officer on behalf of Tommy R. Mize, IMCOM-E director. During the ceremony, Col. Jeffery Higgins passed command authority of the garrison to Col. Jerry L. Wood, Jr., More than 200 guests attended the ceremony to witness the ceremonial transfer of leadership.
Photo by Anthony Sualog
Colonel Jeffery Higgins passed command authority of U.S. Army Garrison Rheinland-Pfalz to Col. Jerry L. Wood, Jr., in a change of command ceremony at Defender Field on Rhine Ordnance Barracks July 13.
Photo by Benjamin Werle
Colonel Jerry L. Wood, Jr. speaks after taking command of USAG Rheinland-Pfalz from Col. Jeffery Higgins in a change of command ceremony at Defender Field on Rhine Ordnance Barracks July 13. Photo by Benjamin Werle
598th Transportation Brigade Change of Command
U.S. Army Chaplain (Col.) Eric Dean, command chaplain for the 21st Theater Sustainment Command, delivers the invocation during a change of command ceremony at Armstrong Club, Vogelweh Military Complex, in Kaiserslautern, July 13. The invocation asked for guidance and strength for the outgoing and incoming commanders as the brigade transitioned to new leadership.
U.S. Army Col. Tyler D. Olsen, commander of the 598th Transportation Brigade, delivers his first remarks after assuming command during the brigade’s change of command ceremony at Armstrong Club, Vogelweh Military Complex, in Kaiserslautern, July 13. The ceremony formally transferred command authority and responsibility for the brigade from Col. Gary D. Whittacre to Olsen.
U.S. Army Sgt. 1st Class Jenu Tomas, a cargo specialist assigned to the 950th Transportation Company, 838th Transportation Battalion, 598th Transportation Brigade, presents flowers to Lilly Olsen, wife of Col. Tyler D. Olsen, during a change of command ceremony at Armstrong Club, Vogelweh Military Complex, in Kaiserslautern, July 13. The presentation recognized Lilly Olsen’s support of her husband and welcomed the family to the 598th Transportation Brigade.
U.S. Army Col. Gary D. Whittacre, left, outgoing commander of the 598th Transportation Brigade, shakes hands with Col. Tyler D. Olsen, incoming commander, following the brigade’s change of command ceremony at Armstrong Club, Vogelweh Military Complex, in Kaiserslautern, July 13. The handshake marked the completion of the command transition and represented continuity of leadership within the brigade.
U.S. Army Maj. Gen. Lance G. Curtis, left, commanding general of U.S. Army Surface Deployment and Distribution Command, poses for a photo with Col. Gary D. Whittacre, outgoing commander of the 598th Transportation Brigade, Whittacre’s wife and other family members at Armstrong Club, Vogelweh Military Complex, in Kaiserslautern, July 13. Whittacre’s wife received a certificate of achievement recognizing her support of the brigade and contributions during her husband’s tenure in command.
U.S. Army Sgt. 1st Class Kyle Rice, a transportation management coordinator assigned to the 1185th Deployment and Distribution Support Team, 1179th Transportation Brigade, presents flowers to Haley Whittacre, wife of Col. Gary D. Whittacre, during a change of command ceremony at Armstrong Club, Vogelweh Military Complex, in Kaiserslautern, July 13. The presentation honored Haley Whittacre for her dedication and support to the Soldiers, civilians and families of the 598th Transportation Brigade during her husband’s tenure in command.
Photos by Sgt. Griffin Payne 21st Theater Sustainment Command
Medical Readiness Command, Europe emphasizes safety — on and off duty
Story & photos by Kirk Frady Medical Readiness Command, Europe
Military and civilian staff members assigned to Medical Readiness Command, Europe participated in safety briefings, demonstrations and discussion during the command's Safety Standdown Day at Vogelweh Park in Kaiserslautern, July 16.
The widely attended educational event featured hands-on instruction and briefings on critical risk-reduction topics, including substance abuse prevention, fire safety protocols, motorcycle and privately owned vehicle operations, and suicide prevention.
“Medical Readiness Command, Europe Headquarters conducts routine safety standdowns to directly safeguard the force and optimize operational medical readiness across the theater,” said U.S. Army Cpt. Benjamin Armstrong, headquarters and headquarters detachment commander for MRC,EUR. “These events pause routine operations to fulfill mandatory in-person training requirements and replace passive briefings with hands-on, seasonal risk-mitigation drills. By stepping away from daily tasks
together, personnel establish a shared understanding of risk tolerances and build the mutual trust required to safely execute their support missions. Ultimately, this collective focus on safety cultivates a resilient, cohesive team where every member is empowered to identify and mitigate hazards before they result in casualties.”
According to U.S. Army Safety officials, this type proactive training directly supports the overall Army Safety mission of preserving personnel and resources by seamlessly integrating occupational health and safety practices into daily military operations, tactical training, and off-duty activities, emphasizing that safety remains a shared responsibility for everyone from senior commanders to individual Soldiers.
U.S. Army Safety officials suggest that everyone, regardless of rank or position, is a safety officer and should report any unsafe, or potentially unsafe acts.
“If someone sees an accident, unsafe act, or near miss they can and should submit a report via the Army Safety Management Information System 2.0 (ASMIS 2.0) at https:// mishap.safety.army.mil/” added Armstrong.
Military and civilian staff members assigned to Medical Readiness Command, Europe participated in safety briefings, demonstrations and discussion during the command's Safety Standdown Day at Vogelweh Park in Kaiserslautern, July 16. The widely attended educational event featured hands-on instruction and briefings on critical risk-reduction topics, including substance abuse prevention, fire safety protocols, motorcycle and privately owned vehicle operations, and suicide prevention. This proactive training directly supports the overall Army Safety mission of preserving personnel and resources by seamlessly integrating occupational health and safety practices into daily military operations, tactical training, and off-duty activities, emphasizing that safety remains a shared responsibility for everyone from senior commanders to individual Soldiers.
U.S. Air Force Senior Airman Noah Herrington, right, 721st Aerial Port Squadron ramp services journeyman, operates a Tunner 60K aircraft cargo loader/transporter carrying a palletized M119A3 105 mm howitzer and High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle at Ramstein Air Base, July 17. The 721st APS prepares and loads cargo for airlift missions, enabling the rapid movement of personnel and equipment in support of global mobility operations.
U.S. Air Force Tech. Sgt. Aleksandr Gorohoff, left, 86th Operations Group standards and evaluations flight examiner, examines Airman 1st Class Sergio Velazquez, 37th Airlift Squadron loadmaster, as he ties a knot on the extraction parachute at Ramstein Air Base, July 17. Routine cargo airdrop training helps ensure aircrews maintain the proficiency required to safely deliver mission-essential equipment during contingency operations.
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Aerial
37th AS conducts heavy equipment
U.S. Air Force Airmen assigned to the 37th Airlift Squadron, 721st Aerial Port Squadron and 86th Maintenance Group and U.S. Army Soldiers assigned to Falcon Company, 173rd Brigade Support Battalion, Aviano Air Base, Italy, load a palletized M119A3 105 mm howitzer and High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle into a C-130J Super Hercules aircraft at Ramstein Air Base, July 17. Heavy-equipment airdrop training ensures aircrews and support personnel maintain the proficiency required to deliver mission-essential cargo in contested and austere environments.
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Air Force Senior Airman Noah Herrington, 721st
Port Squadron ramp services
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and High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle at Ramstein Air Base, July 17. The 721st APS prepares and loads cargo for airlift missions, enabling the rapid movement of personnel and equipment in support of global mobility operations.
Photos by Senior Airman Edgar Grimaldo 86th Airlift Wing Public Affairs
equipment cargo airdrops over Germany
U.S. Air Force Tech. Sgt. Aleksandr Gorohoff, 86th Operations Group standards and evaluations flight examiner, conducts a preflight inspection on a C-130J Super Hercules aircraft at Ramstein Air Base, July 17. Pre-flight inspections help ensure aircraft systems are functioning properly before takeoff, supporting safe flight operations.
U.S. Air Force Airman 1st Class Sergio Velazquez, right, 37th Airlift Squadron loadmaster, marshals Senior Airman Noah Herrington, 721st Aerial Port Squadron ramp services journeyman, operating a Tunner 60K aircraft cargo loader/ transporter carrying a palletized M119A3 105 mm howitzer and High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle into a C-130J Super Hercules aircraft at Ramstein Air Base, July 17. The 721st APS prepares and loads mission-essential cargo for airlift missions, enabling the rapid deployment of personnel and equipment in support of global mobility operations.
U.S. Air Force Airmen assigned to the 37th Airlift Squadron airdrop a palletized M119A3 105 mm howitzer and High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle from a C-130J Super Hercules aircraft over July 17. Heavy equipment airdrop training maintains the proficiency required to rapidly deliver mission-essential equipment to austere locations where aircraft cannot safely land.
U.S. Air Force Senior Airman Tucker Frank, 86th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron flying crew chief, reviews C-130J Super Hercules aircraft forms at Ramstein Air Base, July 17. Pre-flight inspections help ensure aircraft systems are functioning properly before takeoff, supporting safe flight operations.
U.S. Air Force Airmen assigned to the 37th Airlift Squadron, 721st Aerial Port Squadron and 86th Maintenance Group and U.S. Army Soldiers assigned to Falcon Company, 173rd Brigade Support Battalion, Aviano Air Base, Italy, load a palletized M119A3 105 mm howitzer and High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle into a C-130J Super Hercules aircraft at Ramstein Air Base, July 17. The coordinated effort between aircrew, aerial port specialists and maintainers helps ensure cargo is safely loaded and secured for tactical airlift operations.
U.S. Air Force Tech. Sgt. Aleksandr Gorohoff, 86th Operations Group standards and evaluations flight examiner, performs pre-flight checks on a C-130J Super Hercules aircraft at Ramstein Air Base, July 17. Thorough preflight inspections help ensure the aircraft remains safe, reliable and ready to support operations throughout U.S. Air Forces in Europe - Air Forces Africa.
COMMUNITY EVENTS
RECURRING EVENTS
Dog Obedience Training
Kaiserslautern Outdoor Recreation
has dog obedience training starting at eight-weeks of age held Saturdays at the Kaiserslautern Outdoor Recreation Motor Pool, Bldg. 2902 on Pulaski Barracks. Classes are one hour, with time slots between 9 a.m. to noon depending on the size of the dog. Cost is $15 per dog. This fee must be paid in advance by close of business Friday either in person at Kaiserslautern Outdoor Recreation or by calling 4934117 or 0631-3406-4117. For more information, visit kaiserslautern. armymwr.com.
SKIES Gymnastics
Enrollment is now open for SKIES Unlimited gymnastics for ages 1 to 18 in the Kaiserslautern Community. Visit kaiserslautern.armymwr.com and click on the WebTrac link for class times, dates and fees by age group. Open to all ID card holders from all branches of service. For more information and to register, visit Parent Central Services, Bldg. 162 on Rhine Ordnance Barracks, or call 5419065/ 9066/ 9067 or 0611 143 541 9065/ 9066/ 9067.
SOS Survivor Support Group
The Army Community Service Survivor Outreach Services hosts a SOS Survivor Support Group second Thursday of every month from 5 to 7 p.m. in Building 3820 (next to the Thrift Shop), second floor conference room on Landstuhl Post. Registration is required and must be done by 2 p.m. the day of the meeting by calling the ACS front desk at 531-2863/2851 or 0611-143-531-2863/2851. This is an ongoing monthly support group for surviving family members of deceased active duty service members.
Latin Nights at the Rheinlander!
The last Friday of the month is Latin Night from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., in the ballroom of the Rheinlander Community Club, Bldg. 8085 on Smith Barracks. The Salsa Band Borinkuba will perform live several Latin music favorites, such as Salsa, Merengue and Bachata. Food is available from 8 to 11 p.m. This event is for those 18 and older, who are I.D. card holders. No cover charge. For details, call the Rheinlander Community Club at 5312887 or 0611-143-531-2887.
Get Outdoors with Army ODR
Virtual Contest
MWReligible patrons can enjoy time outside during the Get Outdoors with Army Outdoor Recreation virtual contest open through Oct. 31. Each completed activity or equipment rental at Baumholder or Kaiserslautern ODR earns an entry into monthly prize drawings. Participants must submit the official online form for every qualifying action. Winners are announced the second Friday after each month. Full contest details are available on baumolder.armymwr.com or kaiserslautern.armymwr.com.
MWR Closure July 31
All Family and MWR facilities will be closed on Friday, July 31, in support of the Garrison Organizational Day. Normal scheduled operations will resume on Saturday, Aug. 1. Details can be found at baumholder.armymwr.com or kaiserslautern.armymwr.com.
Beetlejuice Jr. Auditions
Join us for auditions for Beetlejuice Jr. Auditions Aug. 3 and 4 from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. at KMC Onstage, Bldg. 3232 on Kleber Kaserne. Auditions are for youth, ages 8 to 18. Show dates are Oct. 16 to 18, Oct. 23 to 25, and Oct. 30 to Nov. 1. This 60-minute adaptation of the hit Broadway musical brings the spooky, hilarious story of Lydia Deetz and the mischievous bioexorcist ghost to the stage for young performers. For more information, call 541-9129 or 0611-143-541-9129 or visit baumholder.armymwr.com or kaiserslautern.armymwr.com.
Rolling Hills Golf Open
Golfers can compete at the Rolling Hills Golf Course’s Open Aug. 15 from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the course, Bldg. 8888 on Wetzel Kaserne. Cost is $50, which includes an 18-hole round of golf w/cart, a range token, and tickets for a barbecue meal and refreshment. The Rolling Hills Open is a 1-day 18-hole championship tournament. This is a solo tournament playing in groups of 4 with regular rules and regulations applying. Prizes will be given for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place (RHGC Gift cards, $100, $75, and $50) and all winners will receive automatic inclusion on the Rolling Hills Ryder Cup team. Stick around the club house after tournament to announce the winner and for more food, drinks, music, and golf. For more information, visit baumholder.armymwr.com.
Kaiserslautern’s End of Summer Car Show
Registration for the Kaiserslautern’s End of Summer Car Show is Aug. 19 to Sep. 19. Cost is $10 per vehicle. The car show is Sep. 19 from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., at Pulaski Park on Pulaski Barracks. Carshow participation for judging and prizes are open to all military affiliated ID card holders with or without SOFA status, to include active duty, reserve, retired, veteran, family member, and DOD/DA/ DAF civilians. There will be 5 categories: Best European; Best Muscle Car; Best American Car; Best JDM and Best Old Timer (must be 25 years or older). Pulaski Auto Skills will be open that day for Craft Shop, Speedy Lube and car wash and wands. For more information, visit kaiserslautern.armymwr.com.
KMC Onstage 2026-2027 Season
Tickets
KMC Onstage, Bldg. 3232 on Kleber Kaserne, is excited to announce season ticket sales for its 2026-2027 season! Save up to 20% on individual ticket prices with a season pass. Upcoming productions include “Beetlejuice Jr.,” “The Three Musketeers”, the timeless classic “The Wizard of Oz,” and more! For more information, call KMC Onstage at 5419130 or 0611-143-541-9130, or visit kaiserslautern.armymwr.com.
Adventures Begin Here – End of Summer Fest
Family and MWR will culminate the drawing of stunning 2026 MINI Cooper S (4 Door), courtesy of Bavarian Motor Cars, during “Adventures Begin Here – End of Summer Fest” on Aug. 29 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Pulaski Park on Pulaski Barracks. The event will feature live entertainment, contests with exciting prizes, and an interactive equipment display. Guests can enjoy food trucks and a full lineup of family activities, plus family fun tournaments. The celebration brings families together while highlighting Outdoor Recreation programs offered in both the Baumholder and Kaiserslautern communities. For details, call Kaiserslautern Outdoor Recreation at 541 5654 or 0611 143 541 5656.
Rocky Horror Shadow Show auditions
KMC Onstage will hold Rocky Horror Shadow Show auditions on Aug. 31 and Sep. 1 at 6:30 p.m., at the Landstuhl Community Club. KMC Onstage is casting multiple roles and welcomes adults 18 and older, with no experience required.
Auditions will feature cold reads from the script. For more information, call KMC Onstage at 541-9130 or 0611-143-5419130, or visit kaiserslautern.armymwr.com.
Single Soldier Day
The Baumholder Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers is hosting a Single Soldier Day Event Sep. 2 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Minick Field. The event welcomes Single Soldiers, geographical bachelors, and single parents. Attendees can expect an array of food trucks, and music. The event will feature a Flag Football and soccer tournaments. Interested individuals can register on the day of the event, and all participants will receive a briefing on the rules beforehand. Additionally, the tournaments will offer prizes for first and second place. For more information, call 531-2914 or 0611-143-531-2914.
Ready, Set, Rise! BacktoSchool Brunch
Sembach Community Center will host its Ready, Set, Rise! BacktoSchool Brunch on Sept. 13 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Bldg. 220 on Sembach Kaserne. Admission is $30 for adults, $15 for ages 6–12, and free for children 5 and under. The brunch includes an eggtoorder station, beef and turkey carving stations, breakfast classics, and kidfriendly favorites. For the full menu, visit kaiserslautern.armymwr.com.
Par 3 Golf Tournament
Golfers in the Baumholder and Kaiserslautern communities are invited to tee off in the first 18-hole Par 3 Tournament on Friday, Sep. 19 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Rolling Hills Golf Course, Bldg. 8888 on Wetzel Kaserne. Registration opens Aug. 1 and goes to the day of the tournament. Golfers can register by either visiting the Rolling Hills pro shop or calling 531-3408 or 0611-143-531-3408.
Players are encouraged to arrive early for range warm-up. Players will compete individually within four-person groups, with each hole modified to a par 3 format. The tournament fee is $45 and covers the cart, green fees, range token, and a meal ticket. Post-tournament festivities, including refreshments and the winner’s announcement, will be held at the clubhouse. For details, visit baumholder. armymwr.com.
Summer Reading Program Block Party
Baumholder Library will host its annual Summer Reading Program Celebration on Friday, July 24, from 3 to 5 p.m., at Pavilion 1, located across from the Wagon Wheel Theater on Smith Barracks.
The Block Party–style event will include games, entertainment, food, prize giveaways and community partner stands. This year’s Summer Reading Program theme is “Plant a Seed, Read.”
The celebration is free and open to all ages. More details are at baumholder. armymwr.com.
Summer Reading Celebration
The Landstuhl Library will host a Summer Reading Celebration on July 25 from 10 a.m. to noon at Bldg. 3810 on Landstuhl Post. The event will showcase games, activities, crafts, prizes and other family-friendly offerings. The program is open to families. For more information, call the library at 541-9146 or 06111-43-541-9146.
Free Saturday Line Dancing Lessons
Free line dancing lessons will be offered on the second and fourth Saturdays of the month at the Armstrong’s Club, Bldg. 1036 on Vogelweh Housing. The next one is July 25. The sessions run from 8 to 9 p.m. and are open to all skill levels. Participants can practice their new moves during Country Night immediately afterward, featuring music by DJ Caddy. More information is available at kaiserslautern.armymwr.com.
Landstuhl Library Book Club
Join the Landstuhl Library Book Club every fourth Saturday of the month from 1 to 2 p.m. at the library, Bldg. 3810 on Landstuhl Post. The next one is Saturday, July 25. All adults are welcome! For more information, call the library at 541-9146 and 0611143-541-9146, or visit the Friends of the Landstuhl Library Facebook Group.
Baumholder 101
Meet new and seasoned community members at the Baumholder 101 held either twice or once a month from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Post Office building 8661 on Smith Barracks. The next one is Monday, July 27. The goal of this orientation is to connect families with resources, community information, local agencies and services, and other Spouses. There will be representatives from Army Community Service, Outdoor Recreation, Value Added Tax, and many others. The orientation is not limited to incoming Spouses and is open to all Spouses. Registration is not required. For more information, call 531-2850 or 0611143-531-2850.
Bay Rental Special
Family and MWR Automotive Skills Centers on Smith Barracks in Baumholder, and Landstuhl Post and Pulaski Barracks in Kaiserslautern are offering a $2 discount per hour on all bay fees for E-5 and below military service members throughout July. The promotion applies to active-duty, reserve and retired personnel. The centers aim to make vehicle maintenance more accessible for lower-enlisted service members. Facility phone numbers and building locations are available at baumholder.armymwr. com and kaiserslautern.armymwr.com.
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405th Army Field Support Brigade Change of Command
U.S. Army Col. Harley P. Jennings, commander of the 405th Army Field Support Brigade, stands before the brigade and national colors following a change of command ceremony on Daenner Kaserne in Kaiserslautern, July 9. Jennings assumed command of the brigade from Col. Ernest J. Lane II during the ceremony.
U.S. Army Col. Ernest J. Lane II, outgoing commander of the 405th Army Field Support Brigade, delivers remarks during a change of command ceremony on Daenner Kaserne in Kaiserslautern, July 9. Lane reflected on his tenure in command and thanked the Soldiers, civilians and families who supported the brigade’s mission.
U.S. Army Col. Harley P. Jennings, incoming commander of the 405th Army Field Support Brigade, delivers remarks during a change of command ceremony on Daenner Kaserne in Kaiserslautern, July 9. Jennings assumed command from Col. Ernest J. Lane II and addressed the brigade for the first time as its commander.
U.S. Army Col. Ernest J. Lane II, outgoing commander of the 405th Army Field Support Brigade, Maj. Gen. Eric P. Shirley, commanding general of U.S. Army Sustainment Command, and Col. Harley P. Jennings, incoming commander of the 405th AFSB, stand during the brigade’s change of command ceremony on Daenner Kaserne in Kaiserslautern, July 9. The ceremony marked the transfer of command from Lane to Jennings.
KAISERSLAUTERN MILITARY COMMUNITY CHAPEL SCHEDULE
RAMSTEIN CHAPEL PROGRAMS
86 AW/HC, Unit 3210, APO AE 09094-3210
North Chapel (Bldg 1201) (DSN) 480-6148, (Civ) 06371-47-6148 South Chapel (Bldg 2403) (DSN) 480-5753, (Civ) 06371-47-5753 Vogelweh Chapel (Bldg 2063)
Please call Ramstein North Chapel Kapaun Chapel/Annex (Bldg 2781/2782)
Please call Ramstein North Chapel
For more information about our services, please visit us on Facebook: Facebook.com/ RamsteinChapelOfficial Or at the Ramstein Air Base website: https://www.ramstein.af.mil/About/Fact-Sheets/ Display/Article/2597677/kmc-chapels/
Buddhist (SGI)
Virtual Meetings, for more information thevoice@gmail.com
Orthodox
Divine Liturgy: Kapaun Chapel, 08:45 a.m., Sun
Children’s Church School: Kapaun Annex, 10:45 a.m., Sun
Adult Scripture Study: Kapaun Annex, 10:45 a.m., Sun
Great Vespers: Kapaun Chapel, 5 p.m., 4th Sat
Confessions: Available by appointment
Wiccan Facebook.com/VogelwehOpenCircleSWC Service: Kapaun Annex, 7 p.m., Sat
Unitarian Universalist Facebook.com/ KaiserslauternUnitarianUniversalistFellowship Service: Kapaun Chapel, 1:30 p.m., 2nd & 4th Sun
Catholic Holy Family Catholic Community Facebook.com/RamsteinCatholicCommunity
Daily Mass: North Chapel, 11:30 a.m., Tue-Thu & 1st Fri
Confessions: North Chapel, by appointment only Sunday Masses: North Chapel, 9 a.m. & 1 p.m., Sun
Knights of Columbus (K of C)
Meeting: North Chapel, 6 p.m., 2nd/4th Tue
Catholic Women of the Chapel (CWOC) (except July & Aug)
Bible Study: North Chapel, 9 a.m., Thu
Catholic Religious Education (RE) (except June, July & Aug)
Kindergarten-7th Ramstein Intermediate School: 10:30 a.m.-12 p.m., Sun
Confirmation Class Ramstein Intermediate School: 6-7:30 p.m., Wed
Life Teen: North Chapel, 6:15 p.m., Sun
Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) (except July & Aug)
Meeting: South Chapel, 6 p.m., Thu
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Early Morning Seminary/Scripture Study for High School aged students: Ramstein School: North Chapel, 6:30 a.m., Mon-Wed-Fri
Vogelweh School: Kapaun Chapel Annex, 6:30 a.m., Mon-Wed-Fri Church Services: Baumholder 10:30 a.m. Sunday Im Gewerbegebiet 8 , Baumholder Call 0176-18300-897 Kaiserslautern
9:30 a.m. Sunday Lauterstr 9, Kaiserslautern Call 0176-18300-834 or 875 Ramstein
9:00 a.m Sunday 11:30 a.m. Sunday
Ludwig-Erhard Strasse 15, Ramstein Call +49 152 5543 1629
Islam Jumu’ah Khutbah: South Chapel, 1 p.m., Fri Potluck: South Chapel, 7 p.m., 1st Fri
Jewish Facebook.com/KMCMILJEWISHCOMMUNITY
Shabbat: South Chapel, 6 p.m., Fri Sabbath Kiddush & Lunch: 1 p.m.; request location by COB Wed* Torah Study: 7 p.m., Sat — request location & Zoom link Hebrew School & B’nei Mitzvah Study, Sun — request location & Zoom link For more information contact North Chapel
Messianic Service: South Chapel, 10 a.m., Sat
Protestant Contemporary North Chapel, 11 a.m., Sun Episcopal: Kapaun Chapel, 11:00 a.m., Sun Please note that the Episcopal service has merged with the Traditional service until further notice. Seventh-day Adventist Worship service: North Chapel, 11 a.m., Sat Bible Study: North Chapel, 10 a.m.,
Kaiserslautern West Furnished appartment, washing machine, Internet Access, all Incl.utilities, 44 qm, 1 bd, 1 bth, 44 sq meters, 5 min from Kleberkaserne, 10 min from Vogelweh, 15 min from Ramsteinavailable immediately for short term leasing, Assenmacherstrasse 67659 Kaiserslautern Germany, 495 EU, phone: 6313704922, 015125621211 email: cnhs@ gmx.de
Modern Apartment in Prime Location, 112 sqm, 2 bedroom, 1.5 bath, build-in kitchen, covered balcony, heated floors, exposed wooden beans, street parking, downtown Kaiserslautern, rent €1200. For more info please check out our website or email: info@german-aid.com
Rodenbach, 2bd, 1bth, Apartment, 88sqm, BIK, liv, balcony/terrace, finished basement, private garage, pets allowed, available 7 Jan. 2026, Housing Approved, €1450 +utl, call +49 156 78 212 399, info@ tla-rentals.comRodenbach, 2bd, 1bth, Apartment, 88sqm, BIK, liv, balcony/terrace, finished basement, private garage, pets allowed, available 7 Jan. 2026, Housing Approved, €1450 +utl, call +49 156 78 212 399, info@tla-rentals.com
2 Schlafzimmer, 1 Badezimmer, Wohnung, 70 m², Einbaukueche, Wohn-/ Essbereich, Balkon/Terrasse, Waschkueche, keine Haustiere, verfuegbar ab 1. September 2024, Wohnungsbescheinigung erforderlich, 1250 € + Nebenkosten, stephan_dis@hotmail.com
Comf. and quiet Apartment, 132sqm, brand new BIK, 2 bd, 1.5 bath, big liv/din, terrace, storage room in basement, parking space, no pets, Housing Approved, €1350 +utl, helli30@aol.com, 0172/ 9934319 (using also WhatsApp)
3.0bd, 1.0bth, Apartment, 120sqm, no pets, available 20.5. 2026, €1190 +utl, call 0179-1297526, strawisa9123@gmx.de
3.0bd, 1.0bth, Apartment, 125sqm, BIK, liv, balcony/terrace, no pets, available 20.Mai 2026, Housing Approved, €1230 +utl, call 0179-1297526, strawisa9123@ gmx.de
Kaiserslautern, 3bd, 2bth, Apartment, 100sqm, BIK, guest WC, din, balcony/terrace, no pets, available 26 Maerz 2024, Housing Approved, €1125 +utl, call 01795310274, mail@stuard.de
4-Bdr/ 1.5 bath, 184 sqm Apartment in Kaiserslautern City Center. Rent 2000€. For more info visit or email team@germanaid.com
5bd, 2bth, Apartment, 155sqm, BIK, guest WC, liv/din, balcony/terrace, pets allowed, available 26 Maerz 2024, Housing Approved, €1450 +utl, call 017622201641, michael.fickert@outlook.de
German Charm Apartment in Kaiserslautern-Erlenbach, 4 bdr. 1 bath, 2 balconies, wooden fireplace, 2 car garage, rent: 1600€. If you're interested please visit or email: team@german-aid.com
Two-story Apt Downtown K-Town, close to train station, 4 bedroom, 2 bath, BIK, 178 sqm, rent 1700€, Check out www.ger man-aid.com for details or email info@ger man-aid.com
Duplex in Niederstaufenbach, 6 bed, 2 bath, 2 WC, 2 Terrace, 2 Balcony. Garden, 245 sq meters, Energy passport: 1) Oil, Bj. 1997, 74,60 kWh/(sqma) EEK B, Verbrauchsausweis, 2) Oil, Bj. 1997, 69 kWh/ (sqma) EEK B, Verbrauchsausweis. Price €369000,00. Please contact us for more informations: Kreissparkasse Kusel, phone 06381 / 911 - 0, E-Mail: immo@ksk-kusel.de
Family House in Bruchmuehlbach-Miesau-Vogelbach, 3 bed, 1 bath, WC, Terrace, Balcony. Garden, 169 sq meters, Energy passport: Electricity, Bj. 1996, 70,60 kWh/(sqma) EEK B, Bedarfsausweis. Price €549000,00. Please contact us for more informations: Kreissparkasse Kusel, phone 06381 / 911 - 0, E-Mail: immo@ksk-kusel.de
Family House in Foeckelberg, 3 bed, 2 bath, Guest-WC, Terrace, Balcony, Garden, 175sq meters, Energy passport: Oil, Bj. 2000, 179,80 kWh/(sqma) EEK F, Bedarfsausweis. Price €329000,00. Please contact us for more informations: Kreissparkasse Kusel, phone 06381 / 911 - 0, E-Mail: im mo@ksk-kusel.de
Family House in Bruecken/Pfalz, 4 bed, 2 bath, Balcony, Garden, 181 sq meters, Energy passport: Gas, Bj. 1930, 478,90 kWh/(sqma) EEK H, Bedarfsausweis. Price €179000,00. Please contact us for more informations: Kreissparkasse Kusel, phone 06381 / 911 - 0, E-Mail: immo@ksk-kusel.de
Family House in Einoellen, 4 bed, 2 bath, Terrace, Garden, 156 sq meters, Energy passport: Gas, Bj. 1976, 354,30 kWh/ (sqma) EEK H, Bedarfsausweis. Price €210000,00. Please contact us for more informations: Kreissparkasse Kusel, phone 06381 / 911 - 0, E-Mail: immo@ksk-kusel.de
Family House in Glanbruecken, 3 bed, 2 bath, WC, Terrace, Garden, balcony, 144 sq meters, Energy passport: Electriciry, Bj. 1956, 171,60 kWh/(sqma) EEK F, Bedarfsausweis. Price €149000,00. Please contact us for more informations: Kreissparkasse Kusel, phone 06381 / 911 - 0, E-Mail: im mo@ksk-kusel.de
Family House in Hefersweiler, 6 bed, 2 bath, Terrace, Garden, Loggia, 196 sq meters, Energy passport: Gas, Bj. 1983, 166,80 kWh/(sqma) EEK F, Bedarfsausweis. Price €199000,00. Please contact us for more informations: Kreissparkasse Kusel, phone 06381 / 911 - 0, E-Mail: immo@ksk-kusel.de
Family House in Hohenoellen, 3 bed, 2 bath, Terrace, Garden, Wintergarden, 188 sq meters, Energy passport: Gas, Bj. 1895, 220,10 kWh/(sqma) EEK G, Bedarfsausweis. Price €139000,00. Please contact us for more informations: Kreissparkasse Kusel, phone 06381 / 911 - 0, E-Mail: immo@ ksk-kusel.de
Family House in Kusel, 5 bed, 2 bath, Balcony, Wintergarden, Garden, 139sq meters, Energy passport: Gas, Bj. 1971, 341,10 kWh/(sqma) EEK H, Bedarfsausweis. Price €149000,00. Please contact us for more informations: Kreissparkasse Kusel, phone 06381 / 911 - 0, E-Mail: immo@ksk-kusel.de
Family House in Offenbach-Hundheim, 5 bed, 2 bath, Wintergarden, Balcony, Garden, 165 sq meters, Energy passport: Oel, Bj. 1968, 308,50 kWh/(sqma) EEK H, Bedarfsausweis. Price €139000,00. Please contact us for more informations: Kreissparkasse Kusel, phone 06381 / 911 - 0, EMail: immo@ksk-kusel.de
Family House in Ramstein, 2 bed, 1 bath, Guest-WC, Terrace, Balcony, Garden, 84sq meters, Energy passport: Gas, Bj. 1982, 309,30 kWh/(sqma) EEK H, Bedarfsausweis. Price €299000,00. Please contact us for more informations: Kreissparkasse Kusel, phone 06381 / 911 - 0, E-Mail: immo@ ksk-kusel.de
Family House in Wahnwegen, 3 bed, 2 bath, WC, Terrace, Garden, 180 sq meters, Energy passport: Oil, Bj. 1905, 283,90 kWh/ (sqma) EEK H, Bedarfsausweis. Price €209000,00. Please contact us for more informations: Kreissparkasse Kusel, phone 06381 / 911 - 0, E-Mail: immo@ksk-kusel.de
Multifunctional property - ideal for private shared living groups in Altenkirchen/ Pfalz, 12 bed, 10 bath, WC, Terrace, Garden, Wintergarden, Lift, Sauna, 564 sq meters, Energy passport: Solar, Pellets, Bj. 1953, 237,70 kWh/(sqma) EEK G, Bedarfsausweis. Price €399000,00. Please contact us for more informations: Kreissparkasse Kusel, phone 06381 / 911 - 0, E-Mail: im mo@ksk-kusel.de
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Family House in Zweibruecken-Oberauerbach, 3 bed, 2 bath, Garden, 143 sq meters, Energy passport: Gas, Bj. 1949, 329,50 kWh/(sqma) EEK H, Bedarfsausweis. Price €220000,00. Please contact us for more informations: Kreissparkasse Kusel, phone 06381 / 911 - 0, E-Mail: immo@ksk-kusel.de
FOR SALE: Small cozy house in Steinwenden, completely renovated, 2bd, 1bth, 128sqm, available 1 July 2026, Housing Approved, EUR 300k, call +4963719809003, apt@grenzstein.de
Neustadt an der Weinstrasse, 4bd, 2.5bth, House, 152sqm, BIK, guest WC, liv/ din, balcony/terrace, laundry, shared garage, pets allowed, available 1 Juli 2026, €500000 +utl, call +4915155580000, wa@ arcor.de
RAMSTEIN MODERN FAMILY HOME FOR SALE 4bd, 2bth, 230sqm, beautiful views, Kottweiler-Schwanden, ready to move in Mai 2026, Housing Approved, €494600 call +49 152 53294744, MEAD REAL ESTATE mre.kmc@icloud.com
Single Family House with local store in Wolfstein, 2 bed, 2 bath, Garden, Garage, 219 sq meters, Energy passport: Gas, Bj. 1790, 508,60 kWh/(sqma) EEK H, Bedarfsausweis. Price €199000,00. Please contact us for more informations: Kreissparkasse Kusel, phone 06381 / 911 - 0, E-Mail: im mo@ksk-kusel.de
Spacious 2-story home w/ 167 sqm on 398 sqm plot. Offers 2 bright bedrooms, 2 modern bathrooms (full and 3/ 4), large living/dining area w/ fireplace & tiled stove, separate kitchen w/ pantry. Garden. Price: 449.000 Euro +49 155 65594867 or merl@n1-immo-bau.de Studio Apartment in Deidesheim, 33sqm, BIK, walk out patio next to park, available immediately, €200000, call +17322093930 WhatsApp +49 176 21417043 or mmeketen@hotmail.com, no brokers please!
Well maintained, freestanding House in 66919 Herschberg for SALE, Mitchell Consulting, Kindsbacher Strasse 58, RamsteinMiesenbach, 66877 Germany, +49 (0)6371737 630, info@mitchell-investment.com. Find all of our properties on FindItGuide.com!
5.0bd, 2.0bth, House, 0sqm, no pets, available 18.07.2026, €1700 +utl, call 01791297526, strawisa9123@gmx.de
5.0bd, 2.0bth, House, 215sqm, BIK, guest WC, liv/din, no pets, available 18.07.2026Housing Approved strawisa9123@gmx.de
5.0bd, 2.0bth, House, 215sqm, BIK, liv/ din, laundry, available 17.07.2026 Housing Approved, €1700 +utl, call 0179-1297526, strawisa9123@gmx.de
5.0bd, 2.0bth, House, 215sqm, no pets, available 20.05.. 2026, €1700 +utl, call 0179-1297526, strawisa9123@ gmx.de5.0bd, 2.0bth, House, 215sqm, no pets, available 20.05.. 2026, €1700 +utl, call 0179-1297526, strawisa9123@gmx.de
5bd, 2bth, House, 210sqm, BIK, guest WC, liv/din, laundry, no pets, available 17.07.2026, Housing Approved, €1750 +utl, call 0179-1297526, strawisa9123@ gmx.de
7.0bd, 2.0bth, House, 190sqm, no pets, available 19 Juni 2026, €1250 +utl, timo.de gen@web.de7.0bd, 2.0bth, House, 190sqm, no pets, available 19 Juni 2026, €1250 +utl, timo.degen@web.de
Enkenbach-Alsenborn, 5bd, 1.75bth, House, 215sqm, BIK, liv/din, laundry, available 18.07.2026, Housing Approved, €1700 +utl, call 0179-1297526, strawisa9123@gmx.de
Brand new air-conditioned house in Landstuhl-Rothenborn, 330sqm, 5bd, 3bth, living-diningroom, BIK, flottheating, terrace, laundry, private garage, fenced yars, pets allowed, available 01.July 2026, Housing approved, €3100 +utl, call Ado on +49 1726801258 or email rmimmobili en@t-online.de
Enkenbach-Alsenborn, 5bd, 2bth, House, 215sqm, BIK, guest WC, liv/din, laundry, no pets, available 18.07.2026, Housing Approved, €1700 +utl, call 01791297526, strawisa9123@gmx.de
Enkenbach-Alsenborn, 5bd, 2bth, House, 215sqm, BIK, guest WC, liv/din, no pets, available 28 Maerz 2026, Housing Approved, €1650 +utl, call 0179-1297526, strawisa9123@gmx.deEnkenbach-Alsen born, 5bd, 2bth, House, 215sqm, BIK, guest WC, liv/din, pets after approval, available 20.05. 2026, Housing Approved, €1650 +utl, call 0179-1297526, strawisa9123@gmx.de
Enkenbach-Alsenborn, 5bd, 2bth, House, 215sqm, BIK, liv/din, laundry, available 20.07.2026 Housing Approved, €1700 +utl, call 0179-1297526, strawisa9123@ gmx.de
Kaiserslautern, 7bd, 3bth, House, 234sqm, BIK, guest WC, liv/din, balcony/ terrace, laundry, finished basement, dogs allowed, available 7 Mai 2026, Housing Approved, €1950 +utl, rschw60@gmail.com
Mackenbach-big Villa- near golf course, top condition, 330 sqm, 5 bedrooms, 3 bath, studio in attic, all rooms floor heat, electic blinds, garage, fenced yard, monthly rent 2950 € + util, avail at 15. July 2026, call Ado on 0172 6801258 oder email: rmimmobilien@t-online.de
4.0bd, 2.5bth, House, 268sqm, BIK, guest WC, liv/din, balcony/terrace, laundry, finished basement, private garage, pets allowed, available 1 Aug. 2024, Housing Approved, €1,680 +utl, call 004917643477156, email h.vatter@ gmail.com
4Bdr freestanding house in EnkenbachAlsenborn for rent effective 1 Aug. Rent is 1900 Euro. The house has 3 bathrooms, 1 BIK, 1 garage. Call 0175-9372538. LL speaks English.
3bd, 2bth, House, 197sqm, BIK, liv/din, balcony/terrace, finished basement, private garage, no pets, available 20 Juli 2026, Housing Approved, €1775 +utl, call 4916090965874, siwatrim@web.de
1bd, 1.5bth, House, 200sqm, BIK, guest WC, liv/din, balcony/terrace, laundry, unfinished basement, pets allowed, available 15 Apr. 2026, Housing Approved, €1800 +utl, call +49 173 3647569, info@germanaid.com1bd, 1.5bth, House, 200sqm, BIK, guest WC, liv/din, balcony/terrace, laundry, unfinished basement, pets allowed, available 15 Apr. 2026, Housing Approved, €1800 +utl, call +49 173 3647569, info@german-aid.com
Free-standing home in SchoenenbergKuebelberg, 3 bdr, 1.5 bath. Fireplace. Partially fenced-in yard. 1 car garage. Rent: 1900€. If interested please visit or email: in fo@german-aid.com
2.0bd, 2.0bth, Townhouse, 172sqm, BIK, balcony/terrace, no pets, available 1 Okt. 2026, Housing Approved, €3200 +utl, email casanavallc@outlook.com
Bexbach, 2 Schlafzimmer, 2 Badezimmer, Haus, 120qm, BIK, Gaeste-WC, Wohn/Esszimmer, Balkon/Terrasse, ausgebauter Keller, Haustiere erlaubt, frei ab 11.08.2025, Wohnungsbaugeprueft, 1100 € zzgl. MwSt., Tel. +49 176 61306300, chris ta-dahl61@t-online.de
TLA / TD Y
1bd, 1bth, Apartment, 103sqm, BIK, liv/ din, pets allowed, available from July 2026, Housing Approved, €1200.0 +utl, call 0637150765, 015229231715, wolf.o@ gmx.net
1BR TLA / TDY Apartment in Ramstein [ref=S3], all included + rental car, 5min from RAB, pets allowed ; ; +4917624687550 (whatsapp) ; inquiries@ mytlahome.com
2bd, 1.5bth, Apartment, 110sqm, BIK, guest WC, liv/din, balcony/terrace, laundry, no pets, available 15 Feb. 2025, call +49 176 2468 7550 (WhatsApp), inquiries@ mytlahome.com
2bd, 1.5bth, Apartment, 135sqm, BIK, guest WC, liv, no pets, available 22 Jan. 2025, call +49 176 2468 7550 (WhatsApp), inquiries@mytlahome.com
2bd, 1bth, Apartment, 110sqm, BIK, liv/ din, balcony/terrace, no pets ; www.mytla home.com/b81c ; +49 176 2468 7550 (WhatsApp) ; inquiries@mytlahome.com
2bd, 1bth, Apartment, 80sqm, BIK, liv/ din, balcony/terrace, laundry, pets allowed, available 28 Sep. 2024, call +49 176 2468 7550 (WhatsApp), inquiries@mytlaho me.com
2bd, 2bth, Apartment, 110sqm, BIK, liv/ din, laundry, no pets, available 24 Maerz 2025, call +49 176 2468 7550 (WhatsApp), inquiries@mytlahome.com
2bedroom apartment, 2 bd, 1.5 bth, 113 sq meters, Obere Triftstrasse KIndsbach, 0173-3464394, michaelkappa@hotmail.de
3bd, 1.5bth, Apartment, 120sqm, BIK, guest WC, liv/din, balcony/terrace, laundry, finished basement, shared garage, pets allowed, available 1 Okt. 2024, klincks.tlahome@gmail.com
3bd, 1.5bth, Apartment, 90sqm, BIK, guest WC, liv/din, laundry, no pets, available 15 Feb. 2025, call +49 176 2468 7550 (WhatsApp), inquiries@mytlahome.com
3bd, 2bth, Apartment, 120sqm, BIK, liv/ din, laundry, no pets, available 24 Jan. 2025, call +49 176 2468 7550 (WhatsApp), inquiries@mytlahome.com
Apartment Stay Eden PEARL, 10 minutes from RAB, high-end, 1 bed 1 bath, incl. sauna, home gym. Text us: +49 151 701 008 14 hello@stay-eden.com
Best Located TLA TLF Appartment on Einsiedlerhof 1 or 2 bedrooms, 2 bd, 1.5 bth, 70 sq meters, Kaiserstrasse Kaiserslautern Germany, 59 euro or per diem rate, 01724989707, boze1@gmx.de Ask for longterm !
Brand new TLA Appartment in best location near to all Bases full furnished!, 2 bd, 1 bth, 80 sq meters, Kindsbach, Kaiserslautern, at 49 Euro, ask us for longterm rent! 01724989707, boze1@gmx.de
Brand new, ground floor, 3BR 1.5BA TLA Apartment, 10min from RAB [ref=M213] ; Brand new, fast internet, ground floor, patio with BBQ grill, off-street parking ; ; inqui ries@mytlahome.com ; +4917624687550 (whatsapp)
Fully furnished TLA in Ramstein-Miesenbach, !AVAILABLE NOW!140sqm, 3bd, 2bth Apartment, Car parking, Free Internet, Price varies, mail kenanz261@ gmail.com or call (+49) 017670718808 to get informations
Kaiserslautern, 3bd, 1.5bth, Apartment, 138sqm, BIK, guest WC, liv/din, balcony/ terrace, laundry, finished basement, private garage, pets allowed, available 11 Sep. 2025, Housing Approved, €1 +utl, call +49 156 78 212 399, info@tla-rentals.com
Landstuhl, 1bd, 1bth, Apartment, 76sqm, BIK, balcony/terrace, no pets, available 5 Apr. 2023, call 0172 6936886, in fo@prem-realestate.com
Lovely TLA Countryhouse BremerhofKaiserslautern The Bremerhof, one of the most unique residential areas in Kaiserslautern, located in a beautiful clearing in the middle of the Palatinate Forest, but with less than a 5 minutes drive to the center of K-Town.The apartment has 2 bedrooms, a living room, 1 bathroom and a romatic garden with pool which is the perfect place for days of rest and relaxation while you settle in Germany. Call 00 49 171 313 6996 or mail: More information: www.judithkern.com info@judithkern.com
Mackenbach, 5bd, 3bth, House, 235sqm, BIK, guest WC, liv, garden, balcony/terrace, laundry, private garage, no pets, available 3 Dec 2020, Housing Approved, €1 +utl, call +49 176 313 73 451, nicolewan dowsky@web.de
Ramstein-Miesenbach, 2bd, 1.5bth, Apartment, 110sqm, BIK, guest WC, liv/ din, balcony/terrace, laundry, pets allowed, available 24 Sep. 2024, call +49 176 2468 7550 (WhatsApp), inquiries@mytlaho me.com
Ramstein-Miesenbach, 3bd, 2.5bth, Townhouse, 130sqm, BIK, guest WC, din, balcony/terrace, laundry, no pets, available 6 Jan. 2023, call +49 176 2468 7550 (WhatsApp), inquiries@mytlahome.com
Ramstein-Miesenbach, 5bd, 2bth, House, 150sqm, BIK, guest WC, liv/din, balcony/terrace, laundry, private garage, dogs allowed, available 7 Sep. 2021, Housing Approved, klincks.tlahome@ gmail.com
Stay Eden AMBER, 11 minutes from RAB, high-end, 2 bed 1.5 bath, incl. sauna, home gym. Text us: +49 151 701 008 14 hel lo@stay-eden.com
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AU TO S
2019 Volvo XC40 D4 Momentum AWD Up to 60 MPG, EU, $25,999 (DEN9847). The Used Car Guys - Kaiserslautern, Weilerbacher Strasse 110, Kaiserslautern, 67661 Germany, +49 (0) 631-68031210, kaiserslau tern@usedcarguys.net. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2020 BMW 225xe Advantage Up to 166 MPG, EU, $14,999 (DEN10215). The Used Car Guys - Spangdahlem, 45 Hillstrasse, Spangdahlem, 54529 Germany, +49 (0) 6565 957 315, mitch@usedcarguys.net. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2020 Ford Mustang EcoBoost Premium, Coupe, Rear, 6-Speed Manual, $28,999 (DE9725). The Used Car Guys - Stuttgart, 6 Robert-Bosch-Strasse, Schoenaich, 71101 Germany, +49 (0)1727 129 046, stuttgart@ usedcarguys.net. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2021 BMW 118i M Sport Automatic (Up To 55 MPG), EU, $24,999 (DE9832). The Used Car Guys - Kaiserslautern, Weilerbacher Strasse 110, Kaiserslautern, 67661 Germany, +49 (0) 631-68031210, kaiserslau tern@usedcarguys.net. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2021 Seat Arona FR, EU, $19,999 (DE9989). The Used Car Guys - Spangdahlem, 45 Hillstrasse, Spangdahlem, 54529 Germany, +49 (0) 6565 957 315, mitch@ usedcarguys.net. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
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HOT SUMMER, HOT CARS, HOT CLOTHES
by German-American Community Office
Flip-flops on, sunglasses on, and off to the outdoor pool: On hot summer days, many drivers opt for breezy clothing and lightweight footwear. But is it allowed to drive in flip-flops—or even barefoot? There are numerous myths surrounding driving in the summer. The police explain what is actually permitted, what consequences unsuitable footwear can have, and what road users should pay special attention to in high temperatures.
So, is it allowed to drive in flip-flops?
In Germany, flip-flops or other shoes without heel straps are generally permitted for private individuals while driving. Driving barefoot is also not prohibited. However, wearing unsuitable footwear can have legal consequences in the event of an accident.
The potential consequences of wearing unsuitable footwear:
There is no legal requirement to wear sturdy footwear, according to the Westpfalz Police Headquarters. However, if an accident occurs as a result of wearing unsuitable shoes, this could lead to legal consequences regarding liability and insurance.
For reasons of traffic safety, the police recommend wearing sturdy, well-fitting shoes. These include, for example, sneakers, low-top shoes, athletic shoes, lightweight leather shoes, or flat casual shoes with a sturdy heel.
Is it allowed to drive while wearing a bikini or without a T-shirt?
In Germany, women are generally allowed to drive while wearing a bikini or swimsuit. There is no legal ban on summer clothing while driving. Light, airy clothing is the order of the day in summer temperatures. Bikinis and swim trunks are the go-to outfits at the pool. But what about when driving?
The Westpfalz Police Headquarters has the answer: In principle, women are allowed to drive in a bikini or swimsuit, and men are allowed to drive shirtless.
Hot cars
In summer temperatures, the interior of a vehicle can quickly turn into an “oven.” In this case, the police offer some tips that can make driving in the heat more bearable:
• Ventilate the vehicle before starting your trip
• Use reflective mats and sunshades
• Park in the shade whenever possible
• Check tire pressure
• Set the air conditioning to 22 to 25 degrees
• Do not leave spray cans or electronic devices in the car
• Lock the windows and doors when parking
• Do not leave valuables such as smartphones, cash, or handbags in the car.
Sunshades on the windshield can prevent the vehicle’s interior from overheating in summer temperatures
Hot children and pets
Another important reminder from the police:
Never leave children or pets in the car. Even with the windows open, the interior can heat up to life-threatening temperatures within just a few minutes. If a child or a pet is left inside a vehicle and needs to be rescued, this can result in heavy fines!
Deutsch-Amerikanisches Bürgerbüro
German-American Community Office 67657 Kaiserslautern Lauterstr. 2
Phone: 0631 363-3010
Email: info@gaco-kl.de
URL: www.gaco-kl.de
Office Hours: Mon, Tue, Wed, Fri 9 a.m. –
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CROSSWORD
one of Germany’s most beautiful national parks, which offers four-season hikes, diverse animal life, waterfalls, lakes, and day trips to fantastic nearby towns.
Black Forest National Park: Where to start
The national park, which was established in 2014 and which encompasses approximately 25,000 acres of heavy, hilly forest south of Baden Baden and north of Triberg, feels mysterious and fairy-tale-like. It’s easy to imagine Roman legions refusing to enter, as happened two thousand years ago when they first called it Silva Negra, or the Black Forest.
Fortunately, a much friendlier fate awaits today’s visitors. The national park visitors center in Ruhestein is an excellent place to begin. Entrance is free, though a small fee is charged if you want to see a pretty cool exhibition on how the forest is returning to its wild ways.
Fantastic national park hikes
The Ruhestein center is also located very near the Schliffkopf nature reserve, which offers some of the best hiking in the Black Forest. During the spring and summer, hikers can find peace and quiet quickly. Lucky hikers will spot deer or even snakes (although some might consider that less lucky). For a reasonably easy peak hike, consider the Schliffkopf hike, which begins in the parking lot of the Schliffkopf hotel. The loop trail winds through classic terrain – heaths, forests, and meadows – and offers incredible views of the Rhine Valley. When you reach the 1,053-meter peak, you’ll be grateful.
Another excellent hike, in the northern portion of Black Forest National Park, is the Hoher Ochsenkopf trail. The forest surrounding it contains a number of rare and endangered species of fauna and flora. Be on the lookout for the “Hurricane” portion of the
trail, where 1999 hurricane winds laid waste to a whole portion of the forest. The peak is nearly the same height as the Schliffkopf, at 1,054 meters.
Even if you’re not into Black Forest peaks, there are tons of other walking options. More than 180 kilometers of trails stretch through the park, many of which push past traditional farmhouse shops that offer clocks (naturally) and Black Forest cake.
Nearby towns – 3 great Black Forest side trips
One of the best parts of living in Germany is that wilderness and civilization sit cheek to jowl. Here are three great stops to put on your Black Forest list.
Freudenstadt, located 30 minutes south of Ruhestein, is an overlooked gem in the Black Forest. The centuries-old city marketplace was destroyed during World War II, and then rebuilt into the beautiful (and historic-seeming) place that it is today. Freudenstadt is packed with fountains, great places to eat, and offers surprisingly decent weather most of the year. Fun fact: the town’s layout was based on a traditional board game called Nine Men’s Morris, which was played in Roman times and is still played today!
Triberg , an hour south of Freudenstadt, is another excellent Black Forest destination. Famed for its waterfalls and waterfall-associated hikes, Triberg also has an excellent cuckoo clock museum (which is way more fascinating than it sounds) that features the world’s largest cuckoo clock, which logs in at more than two stories tall!
Getting to Black Forest National Park
Reaching the Ruhestein Visitor’s Center by car takes just over two hours from Kaiserslautern or Wiesbaden, and 1.5 hours from Stuttgart. Check with Deutsche Bahn for train options to Baden Baden, Freudenstadt, or Triberg.
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Aerial view of lake Titisee.
Historic center of Freudenstadt.
River Gutach running through the historic center of Triberg.
Photo by Leonid
Surviving the summer surge: A guide to reducing the stress of transition season
by Douglas Holl Defense Health Agency Public Health
The permanent change of station is a hallmark of military life. But even for seasoned service members, the combination of packing up a household, changing jobs, and uprooting a family can create a perfect storm of anxiety.
Army military psychologist Lt. Col. Isaac Lopez knows this firsthand. In his 18-year career, he has made seven PCS moves. His spouse, also a lieutenant colonel, has moved nine times in her 18 years of service.
“I am one of those that enjoys a PCS and am ready for a new job and location after two or three years,” Lopez shared. “My spouse... hates it.”
That stark contrast within a single household highlights a critical truth about military moves: the experience is deeply personal, and the stressors extend far beyond lost household goods or delayed travel vouchers.
From Lopez’s perspective as a psychologist, a PCS is fundamentally different from a civilian relocation due to the frequency, the competing demands of gaining and losing units, and the intense pressure placed on families to rebuild their lives rapidly.
The Unseen Toll: Battling Isolation
While logistics often dominates PCS conversations, Lopez points to a more insidious psychological challenge for families: isolation.
“Isolation is the biggest challenge,” Lopez
explained. “It is difficult for individuals to pick up and move their lives, essentially starting over. For spouses and children, they have to build a social and support network again.”
For the spouse who has just arrived in a new, unfamiliar town, taking the first step can be overwhelming. However, Lopez emphasizes that being proactive in developing a network is essential for mental wellbeing. He recommends leaning into established military and community structures immediately.
“Engaging in programs like the Family Readiness Group is helpful,” he said. “Additionally, it can be helpful to become involved in community networks such as churches, youth sports leagues and other children’s activities. They can be a great place to meet others.”
Financial Strain and the Power of Partnership
Beyond social isolation, financial strain remains one of the heaviest burdens for military families, particularly for junior enlisted personnel on a tight budget. While the military provides moving allowances, the unexpected expenses, from stocking a new pantry to covering temporary lodging gaps, can quickly escalate into marital conflict.
To mitigate these arguments, Lopez advises couples to approach financial planning as a team and to establish rules of engagement before the tension peaks.
“A key is to make time to have deliberate conversations about the PCS,” said Lopez.
“It may be beneficial to set ground rules prior to the discussion, such as agreeing to take a break and circle back if conversations become tense. Conversations should be goaloriented, and both individuals should treat the conversation as if they are partners.”
Ideally, this financial preparation should begin a year in advance of the move cycle to build a safety net for those inevitable, out-ofpocket expenses.
Pre-planning to Mitigate Stress
Even for a psychologist who enjoys the PCS process, a smooth transition requires deliberate strategy. For Lopez and his family, managing the chaos comes down to aggressive pre-planning.
“The things that we do to prepare include research on our new location, to include both the base and surrounding area,” he said. “If possible, we physically travel to the location and determine what area we want to live in, consider schools for our daughter, and look at the distance to base to calculate commute time.”
This preparation extends to the workplace as well. By doing a “deep dive” on the specific units and commands to which they are assigned, service members can mitigate workplace surprises before day one.
“Pre-planning as much as we can allows us to manage the stressors,” said Lopez.
A PCS will never be entirely stress-free, but by recognizing the psychological toll of isolation, communicating openly about finances, and utilizing available resources,
military families can protect their mental health during the summer transition season.
PCS Resources and Support
You don’t have to navigate a PCS alone. The Department of War provides extensive, free resources to help service members and their families manage the logistical and emotional challenges of moving.
• Military OneSource - Plan My Move: This Department of War tool provided through Military OneSource allows you to create a customized checklist based on your unique move, whether it’s CONUS, OCONUS, with dependents, etc.
• Military and Family Support Centers: Your local installation center offers relocation assistance programs, financial counseling, and spouse employment support. Find yours on Military OneSource.
• Non-medical Counseling: If PCS stress is impacting your marriage or mental health, Military OneSource offers free, confidential nonmedical counseling. Call 800-342-9647 or visit MilitaryOneSource. mil.
• Spouse Education and Career Opportunities (SECO): Navigating a career change due to a PCS? SECO offers free career coaching and resume assistance for military spouses.
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FRIDAY JULY 24
The Odyssey (R) 1300, 1630, 2015
Motor City (R) 1730
Minions & Monsters (PG) 1400
Gail Daughtery and the Celebrity Sex Pass (R) 1700
Evil Dead Burn (R) 2030
Moana 2026 (PG) 1430, 1645
Young Washington (PG-13) 1415, 1945
Backrooms (R) 2000
SATURDAY JULY 25
The Odyssey (R) 1130, 1430, 1815
Motor City (R) 1445
Minions & Monsters (PG) 1200, 1815
Gail Daughtery and the Celebrity Sex Pass (R) 1945
Evil Dead Burn (R) 2045
Moana 2026 (PG) 1145, 1515
Young Washington (PG-13) 1115, 1700
Backrooms (R) 1400, 2030
Distributor Appreciation Screening - Free
Admission Sketch (PG) 1730
When a grieving young girl’s sketchbook falls into a strange forest pond, her monstrous, chaotic, and darkly imaginative drawings spring to life. As her creations wreak havoc and the town descends into crisis, the family must band together, confront their buried grief, and track down the creatures before they do permanent damage. Seating is first come, first serve basis.
SUNDAY JULY 26
The Odyssey (R) 1145, 1445, 1800
Motor City (R) 1530
Minions & Monsters (PG) 1215, 1530
Gail Daughtery and the
Celebrity Sex Pass (R) 1200
Evil Dead Burn (R) 1830
Moana 2026 (PG) 1230, 1730
Young Washington (PG-13) 1430
Backrooms (R) 1815
MONDAY JULY 27
The Odyssey (R) 1500, 1745
Motor City (R) 1830
Minions & Monsters (PG) 1515
Evil Dead Burn (R) 1845
Moana 2026 (PG) 1530
Young Washington (PG-13) 1530
Backrooms (R) 1815
TUESDAY JULY 28
The Odyssey (R) 1500, 1745
Motor City (R) 1830
Minions & Monsters (PG) 1515
Evil Dead Burn (R) 1845
Moana 2026 (PG) 1530
Young Washington (PG-13) 1530
Backrooms (R) 1815
WEDNESDAY JULY 29
The Odyssey (R) 1500 Motor City (R) 1830 Minions & Monsters (PG) 1515
Evil Dead Burn (R) 1845
Young Washington (PG-13) 1530
Backrooms (R) 1815 Sandlot (PG) 1530
THURSDAY JULY 30
The
AT THE MOVIES
Motor City (2026)
In the 1970s Detroit, John Miller falls for a local gangster’s girl and lands in prison for a crime he didn’t commit. With his life ruined, Miller hatches a plan for revenge.
Cast: Alan Ritchson, Ben Foster, Pablo Schreiber, Lionel Boyce, Shailene Woodley
Director: Potsy Ponciroli
Minions & Monsters (2026)
This is the rambunctious, ridiculous and totally true story of how the Minions conquered Hollywood, became movie stars, lost everything, unleashed monsters onto the world and then banded together to try and save the planet from the mayhem they had just created.
Voice cast: Allison Janney, Christoph Waltz, Jeff Bridges, Jesse Eisenberg, Zoey Deutch, Bobby Moynihan, Phil LaMarr with Trey Parker and Pierre Coffin
Director: Pierre Coffin
The Odyssey (2026)
After ten years of war, King Odysseus sets sail for Ithaca, eager to reunite with his beloved. But his journey home is far more treacherous than the battlefield, as he must face deadly monsters and vengeful gods to survive.
Cast: Matt Damon, Tom Holland, Anne Hathaway, Robert Pattinson, Lupita Nyong’o, Samantha Morton, Zendaya, Charlize Theron
Director: Christopher Nolan
Young Washington (2026)
Before he was the Father of a Nation, he was a soldier fighting to survive. A single misstep thrusts young George Washington into the center of a global conflict, testing his honor, loyalty, and courage. As alliances crumble and the frontier erupts into war, he must confront not only his enemies but the man he’s becoming. This is the untold story of Young Washington.
Cast: Kelsey Grammer, Ben Kingsley, William Franklyn-Miller, Andy Serkis, Mary-Louise Parker
Director: Jon Erwin, Daniel Edwards
Moana (2026)
Moana answers the Ocean’s call and, for the first time, voyages beyond the reef of her island of Motunui with the infamous demigod Maui on an unforgettable journey to restore prosperity to her people.
Cast: Catherine Laga’aia, Dwayne Johnson, Rena Owen, John Tui, Frankie Adams, Jemaine Clement
Director: Thomas Kail
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