Ramstein Staff Sergeant Sentenced to 30 Years in Jail for Child Sexual Abuse Staff Sgt. Domingo J. Cabuhat, Jr., assigned to the 86th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, was dishonorably discharged and...
Airman Who Tried to Sell LSD on Ramstein Gets 6 Months in Jail, Bad Conduct Discharge Airman 1st Class Devante King, 23, was sentenced to up to 171 days of confinement on each of four charges, but the sentences...
Display of 'Thin Blue Line' Flag Violated DoD Policy, Ramstein Air Base Says The 86th Airlift Wing posted and later removed photos on its Facebook page of airmen in uniform carrying a black-and-white...
'World's Greatest Pizza' No More? Anthony’s to Close Last Europe Location as AAFES Looks to Phase Out the Brand A familiar, if not universally popular, fast-food staple at U.S. military bases worldwide is ending its long run in Europe...
Air Force Separates Airman Found Negligent in Crash that Killed German Teen Roman Bahena’s sentence angered some in the German community, who said it was too light.
Hard Landing Caused $21 Million in Damage to Ramstein Cargo Plane, Air Force Finds The accident caused no significant injuries or damage to civilian property, the investigation report said.
Missile Drill Momentarily Triggers False 'Air Attack' Alarm at Ramstein Air Base Sirens sounded on the base's loudspeaker system, with the warning: "Aerial attack, aerial attack, seek cover, seek cover."
US Troops Say German Tax Officials Are Asking for Sensitive Personal Information Asked whether personnel should answer the questions, EUCOM declined to answer.
Army Chaplain Jailed For Drunken Behavior, Shoppette Gas Theft The one-day trial depicted a chaplain struggling with life, who was unable to let go of his marriage of more than 26 years.
Meet the Ramstein Airman Who Coined the Space Force Motto An airman got a call from the head of the Space Force, informing him he was about to become part of the branch's history.
Navy's Top Admiral Said SEALs Had 'Character and Ethics' Issues The evaluation of special forces found that unrelenting demand has taken a toll across special warfare units.
A Year After Doctors Said He Wouldn’t Be Allowed to Commission, Air Force Academy Graduate Joins the Space Force Tanner Johnson hopes he can spur change and spare others the anguish he went through when he was diagnosed.
Bases Bring Back Mask Mandates as Coronavirus Variant Sweeps Through Unvaccinated Parts of America The new mandates come after the CDC last week recommended that Americans return to wearing masks indoors.
Survivor of Capsized Liftboat Details Escape During Coast Guard Hearing After the hearing ends, the Coast Guard will release a report with its conclusions.
Some Veterans Exposed to Toxics from Burn Pits to Have Compensation Fast-Tracked by VA The change applies to veterans who served from Aug. 2, 1990, to now in the Southwest Asia theater of operations.
