by Tech. Sgt. Timothy Hayden 406th Air Expeditionary Wing
The average age of a U.S. service member is just 28 years old. Chief Master Sgt. Patrick O’Connor has been in uniform longer than most of today’s military has been alive.
After nearly four decades of continuous service — first as a combat engineer in the U.S. Army and later as an explosive ordnance disposal technician in the Air Force Reserve — O’Connor is now completing his final deployment as a senior enlisted leader with the 406th Air Expeditionary Wing in Germany.
Though his time in uniform nears its end, his example of leadership, mentorship and quiet professionalism will carry forward.
“The most important choice a leader makes is the choice to serve, and Chief’s 39 years of service is a testament to that,” said Lt. Col. Justin Krowicki, 406th AEW director of operations and plans. “I’ve had the privilege of serving with Chief at various stages of my career — first as an EOD technician during Operation Iraqi Freedom, and now again as a lieutenant colonel. Throughout it all, he has been someone I’ve sought out for guidance and mentorship.”
O’Connor enlisted in 1986, inspired by a family legacy of service. His father served during the Korean War and his uncle in the Air Force, while his grandmother kept their framed portraits — one in black and white, one in color — on the wall.
His first assignment was as a combat engineer, MOS 12B, with the 10th Mountain Division at Fort Drum, New York. Trained to lay minefields, breach obstacles and build bridges, he quickly gained firsthand experience supporting infantry units in challenging conditions.
“The demolition work was incredible,” he said. “But we were constantly in the field supporting infantry units — especially with our M60 machine guns. It was tough. Still, I learned what it meant to be part of a team that enabled movement and momentum in combat.”
Later, he cross-trained into the 12F tracked vehicle crewman role, where he operated specialized tanks such as the Armored Vehicle-Launched Bridge — a turretless, 60-foot bridge-launching platform designed to support maneuver operations on the battlefield.
After completing his active-duty Army enlistment in July 1990, O’Connor returned home to New Jersey — but just days later, he was recalled as a reservist in support of Operation Desert Storm. Assigned to a training battalion at Fort Dix, he prepared
soldiers for deployment but found the work unfulfilling.
“I didn’t get much satisfaction from it,” he said. “I actually tried to switch services again — the Marines and Navy weren’t taking prior-service at the time. But a former infantry officer told me the Air Force Reserve was looking for EOD techs. That conversation changed everything.”
O’Connor officially joined the Air Force Reserve in April 1996 and retrained into the explosive ordnance disposal career field.
He recalled an earlier encounter with an EOD technician during his time at Fort Drum, when a dud-fired round needed to be safely detonated.
“He showed up in shorts and a sweatshirt — no uniform — and told me I wasn’t cool enough to blow it up myself,” said O’Connor.
“He said I had to go to EOD school. So I did.”
That moment set the course for the rest
of his military service. Over the next two decades, O’Connor deployed multiple times, led critical response missions and mentored junior Airmen through one of the most technically demanding and dangerous specialties in the Air Force.
“My progression was built on doing my job well, every time,” he said. “In both services, that’s what got me ahead — that and education.”
O’Connor earned an associate degree from the Community College of the Air Force, followed by a bachelor’s degree, all while continuing to serve. Along the way, he completed rigorous training, developed his leadership skills and steadily rose through the enlisted ranks.
He credits much of his growth to the mentors who helped guide him. In the Army, it was Staff Sgt. Jimmy Clavin, who he said kept him on track. In the Air Force, it was Senior
Master Sgt. Barry Smith, who encouraged him through EOD school and taught him how to approach complex scenarios.
He also drew motivation from being overlooked for opportunities in the Army due to his career field. Despite being selected for and excelling in pre-Ranger School courses, he was not eligible to attend the actual course because he was not infantry. After Desert Storm, he went on to graduate from the Army’s Sapper Leader Course — a demanding school for combat engineers.
“Like the Air Force, the Army had its own culture,” he said. “Sometimes you had to work twice as hard to get half the recognition, but you kept going. You learned to lead by example.”
Today, as he finishes his final deployment, O’Connor applies those same lessons in his role as a senior enlisted leader.
“This is a profession — not just a job,” he said. “It’s a calling. You don’t have to be the loudest voice in the room, just the most dependable. The Air Force is a meritocracy — if you apply yourself, the system works.”
According to Krowicki, that example is still visible every day.
“Chief is at a point in his career where he could easily phone it in, but he doesn’t,” Krowicki said. “He’s still one of the first in and last out. Most nights, I see him out running more than 10 miles to set an example for the Airmen under him. You don’t often get the chance to serve with someone who brings that level of experience and commitment — and still raises his hand to deploy. It’s a privilege to serve alongside him overseas.”
Outside of uniform, O’Connor works as a physical scientist with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s Science and Technology Directorate in Atlantic City, New Jersey. There, he leads a team developing and testing advanced explosive detection systems used in airport screening and other transportation environments. His work involves supporting live explosive testing on retired aircraft to refine detection thresholds and improve public safety — a role that blends his military experience with his scientific training.
O’Connor is married with two sons — one a recent college graduate and the other entering his junior year. Though he has not finalized post-retirement plans, he is considering a shift to private industry or teaching at the college level.
With 39 years of continuous military service behind him, O’Connor offered a final message to the next generation of Airmen.
“Life isn’t fair, and it’s not easy,” he said. “But a positive mental attitude and a strong wingman can take you far. Don’t walk alone — you don’t need to.”
The health and safety of our residents is a top concern for the KMC Housing Office. Our commitment to you is to provide our housing residents with a safe living environment. In Germany, mold can often be found both indoors and outdoors. Mold can enter your home through open doorways, windows, vents, and heating and air conditioning systems. The catalyst that all mold needs is moisture. As such, you are most likely to encounter mold in damp places such as bathrooms, kitchens, laundry rooms, basements, and crawl spaces.
Identifying the presence of mold early is critical. Often, it will appear as fuzz or dust on surfaces. Even hard surfaces, such as dressers, appliances, and shelves can develop mold. Be sure to inspect vertical surfaces (walls, sides of dressers, etc.) when cleaning for mold. Also, musty odors may be an indication of mold and should be further investigated by a visual inspection. Unfortunately, and too often, mold
is left unattended, and it flourishes and spreads before anything is done to remove it.
So, what can you do? Prevention is the easiest way to control mold. Limiting the amount of moisture using exhaust fans, proper ventilation and routine cleaning will greatly reduce the chances of mold.
What do I do if I have mold in my house?
If living on-base, you can call the MFH Maintenance Contractor (Vectrus 06371 463 9510). If you live off-base, you should immediately talk with your Landlord if you suspect mold growth in your home.
For more information on mold, we recommend that you go to the on-line link for the Environmental Protection Agency at: https://www.epa.gov/mold/ brief-guide-mold-moisture-and-yourhome
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Retired Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force
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Chief Master Sgt. Clifford L. Lawton, 86th Airlift Wing command chief, meet with senior enlisted leaders during an immersion at Ramstein Air Base, Sep. 19. McKinley and Lawton met with the group to gain a deeper understanding of the role they play in the mission.
by 1st Lt. Lauren Niemi
United States Air Forces in Europe –Air Forces Africa Public Affairs
U.S. Air Forces Europe – Air Forces Africa, in collaboration with the 86th Airlift Wing, the German Air Force and the Rheinland-Pfalz Police, successfully completed a point defense operational utility assessment at Ramstein Air Base
A civilian contractor unmanned aerial drone pilot utilizes technology to operate a UAD during a Point Defense Operational Utility Assessment at Ramstein Air Base, Sep. 4. This assessment evaluated the base’s operational capabilities to deter and defeat adversaries utilizing new technologies to detect unmanned aerial devices. Thus, providing leaders a closer look on real-world scenarios, informing their strategies and tactics. P
Airmen assigned to USAFE-AFAFRICA Deputy Chief of Staff for Plans and Operations and the 86th Operation Support Squadron, execute a Point Defense Operational Utility Assessment at Ramstein Air Base, Sep. 2. Headquarters USAFE - AFAFRICA A5, in conjunction with the 86th Airlift Wing, hosted a Point Defense OUA, focused on assessing the point defense design’s operational effectiveness and suitability, including equipment, personnel, and procedures.
Photo by Senior Airman Renan Arredondo
earlier this month.
The assessment is a major step forward in USAFE-AFAFRICA’s efforts to determine aerial defense needs and pave the way for shared and fine-tuned aerial defense architecture for the U.S. and its Allies and partners.
These efforts align with the Pentagon’s recent directive to advance counter-unmanned aer-
ial systems capabilities, as well as USAFE-AFAFRICA’s operational focus area of Integrated Air and Missile Defense.
“Countering unmanned aerial systems is a constantly evolving field. Our job is to ensure that we’re evolving with it,” said Lt. Col. William Singletary, USAFE-AFAFRICA Integrated Air and Missile Defense Division. “Regular assessments with
A noncommissioned officer assigned to United States Air Forces in Europe – Air Forces Africa Deputy Chief of Staff for Plans and Operations, executes a Point Defense Operational Utility Assessment at Ramstein Air Base, Sep. 2. The utilization of new technologies allowed Airmen to remain agile and flexible in operations, building multi-capable Airmen concepts.
A civilian contractor unmanned aerial drone pilot utilizes technology to operate a UAD during a Point Defense Operational Utility Assessment at Ramstein Air Base, Sep. 4. The assessment integration of drones enabled real-time experience with intelligence gathering, aerial flight concepts and detection, boosting mission efficiency and effectiveness.
our partner nations ensure that we have the right agencies, equipment, and procedures in place to defend the base against any threat at any time.”
Over the four-day point defense assessment, U.S. and German Air Forces worked together to respond to simulated UAS threats through a “kit” of integrated equipment, tactics and personnel with the goal
of assessing command and control capabilities in sensing, identifying, locating and countering hostile UASs, strengthening local security.
Also in attendance were Rheinland-Pfalz Police observers looking to advance their own antiair threat capabilities for the local community.
“The outstanding cooperation that has existed for decades between the U.S. armed forces and the Rheinland-Pfalz police at all levels has been further strengthened by the current form of collaboration, said Thomas Welsch, Department of the Inspector of Police, Rheinland-Pfalz Police.
By sharing resources and expertise, U.S. and German officials will continue to protect both civil and military infrastructure across the region.
“Mutual trust and an unwavering willingness to provide support are the key to addressing future common challenges in defense and security policy,” continued Welsch.
“I am grateful that the commitment to a partnership-oriented cooperation remains unbroken.”
by Secretary
of the Air Force Public Affairs
In support of the Department of the Air Force “Culture of Fitness” initiative, the Air Force unveiled changes to its Physical Fitness Assessment and a new fitness program, which will apply to Total Force Airmen.
Beginning Jan. 1, 2026, the Air Force will pause all PFA testing to facilitate the transition to the updated program. The Air Force will then begin testing Airmen on the new PFA standards on March 1, 2026, with the release and implementation of the revised AFMAN 36-2905.
From March 1, 2026, through Aug. 31, 2026, all fitness tests will be diagnostic to provide Airmen time to adapt to the new standards.
Beginning Sept. 1, 2026, the Air Force will resume official, scored testing under the new PFA standards.
“These fitness changes are about having a healthy, ready force prepared to meet today’s mission and the demands of the future fight,” said U.S. Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. David Allvin. “The updated model reflects our high standards for fitness and ensures our Airmen have the tools they need
Trainee Anita Alvarez, 331st Training Squadron, leads from the front during the run portion of her official physical fitness test during week five of Basic Military Training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, Texas, Dec. 23, 2024. Alvarez is a three-time Olympic athlete joining the Department of the Air Force World Class Athlete Program upon graduation from Basic Military Training.
Airmen with the 66th Training Squadron’s Survival, Evasion, Resistance, Escape pre-team 25-02, perform sit-ups during a physical training test at Fairchild Air Force Base, Wash., Oct. 29, 2024. The SERE career field is one of few that require a unique PT test alongside the standard Air Force PT test. The SERE test includes pull-ups, push-ups, sit-ups, a two mile run and a four mile ruck.
to protect their long-term health.”
The new PFA reimplements the scored body composition component using the current Waist-toHeight Ratio program and introduces a two-mile run. Additionally, service members will be required to take the PFA every six months regardless of their score. The updated scored components, to include body composition, and increased testing frequency introduce a more challenging physical fitness assessment to better gauge the fitness of the force.
The updated PFA features a 100point scoring system across four categories:
• Cardiorespiratory (50)
• Waist-to-Height Ratio (20)
• Muscle Strength (15)
• Muscle Core Endurance (15)
All alternate exercises for cardiovascular, strength and endurance components remain an option for Airmen during their PFA; however, Airmen will be required to perform a two-mile run during at least one PFA every 365 days.
Active-Duty members can complete the body composition measurement up to five days before their PFA. Air Force Reserve and Air National Guard members may
complete their body composition component during their drill period prior to their PFA. All members retain the option to take their body composition measurement during the PFA, but that is not mandatory.
To better foster a culture of fitness across the force, installation commanders may now direct units to conduct mass testing for PFAs twice per year on the following cycles:
Cycle 1 – September to March
Cycle 2 – March to September
In addition to the PFA updates, the DAF is releasing “The Warfighter’s Fitness Playbook,” which provides guidance to Airmen and Guardians reinforcing the service’s efforts to ensure service members safely, healthily and effectively meet fitness and readiness standards.
“The Warfighter’s Fitness Playbook” is an adaptive and agile resource for Airmen and Guardians for implementing fitness and lifestyle management programs to include sleep and nutritional tips, and exercise and fitness guidance. This toolkit emphasizes how physical fitness is essential for service members to meet and exceed the demands for airpower through
strength and stamina and provides a comprehensive guide for Airmen to reach and maintain a high level of physical fitness.
This change augments the DAF’s approach to fitness, building a more ready and resilient force by empowering Airmen to prioritize
their health and encourage excellent performance.
AFMAN 36-2905, “The Warfighter’s Fitness Playbook” and updated PFA scoring components can be found at https://www.afpc. af.mil/Career-Management/FitnessProgram/.
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Story & photo by Kirk Frady Medical Readiness Command, Europe
U.S. Army Capt. Tyler Sprunger, an Army Medical Service Corps officer and son of retired Army Command Sgt. Maj. Timothy Sprunger, former command sergeant major for U.S. Army Medical Command, is carving his own distinguished path in the Army. He is building upon a legacy of service while forging his own identity. Sprunger is currently assigned to Medical Readiness Command, Europe Headquarters where he is a health facility planner.
After graduating in 2015 with a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from Michigan State University, and commissioning through the ROTC program, Sprunger chose the Army over the Navy or Air Force. “To be honest, there was no chance of me ever joining the Navy,” added Sprunger. “The thought of being stuck at sea on a ship for months at a time, or in a submarine, is not my idea of a good time.”
While his mother favored him joining the Air Force and being in the air versus on the ground fighting in combat, Sprunger found himself more drawn to the Army.
Born Feb. 20, 1993, at Gorgas Army Hospital in Panama City, Panama, Sprunger spent his early childhood as an “Army brat,” living in Panama, North Carolina, and Michigan.
“My Army Brat experience is not what I would call standard,” said Sprunger. “My parents divorced when I was young, so I spent most of my time with my mother growing up. While I credit my mother for being the person I am today, my dad will say the same thing and has done so in public forums.”
Despite the physical distance from his father growing up, Sprunger always knew he wanted to work in healthcare. “Healthcare was always my passion, in whatever capacity that meant. Even though my father was a very successful noncommissioned officer in Army Medicine, it had no influence on my decision to join the Medical Service Corps,” added Sprunger.
In 2012, between his freshman and sophomore years in college, Sprunger attended The U.S. Army Airborne School at Fort Benning, Georgia.
“Unfortunately, my father was not able to attend my graduation from jump school, so he arranged for a fellow command sergeant major to pin on my wings. It was a moment that we are all proud of,” said Sprunger.
As Sprunger progressed in his military career, he initially resisted seeking his father’s advice, wanting to establish himself independently.
“I wanted to ‘pave my own path’ and ‘rise in the ranks on my own merits’,” added Sprunger.
However, Sprunger later realized the value and wisdom of his father’s military experience.
“Now that I have a few years in the Army under my belt, I would have made few changes to my mindset,” Sprunger said. “First,
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U.S. Army Capt. Tyler Sprunger, an Army Medical Service Corps officer and son of retired Army Command Sgt. Maj. Timothy Sprunger, former command sergeant major for U.S. Army Medical Command, is carving his own distinguished path in the Army. He is building upon a legacy of service while forging his own identity. Sprunger is currently assigned to Medical Readiness Command, Europe Headquarters where he is a health facility planner.
just simply asking questions of my father would have gone a long way to understanding the Army and the situations I found myself in.”
A turning point came when Sprunger served as an aide-decamp to retired U.S. Army Maj. Gen. Michael Talley. It just so happened that Sprunger’s father had also worked with Talley in a previous assignment.
“As fate would have it, my dad and I ended up being stationed near each other in Maryland, so we ended up rooming together,” added Sprunger. “During that time, we were able to reestablish that father/ son connection that had been missing for many years. We would sort of debrief each other at the end of the day and talk about what was going on at work. We were able to give each other advice and support. And that is something I will always cherish.”
When asked what special advice or guidance his father gave him growing up, Sprunger said, “My dad told me to get up every day and be excellent, but in more colorful words that I cannot repeat.”
While Sprunger’s journey is unique and reflects a commitment to military service and a desire for personal and professional growth, it also renewed a deep sense of appreciation for his family. And that is something Sprunger will be forever grateful for.
Story & photo by Capt. Lou Burton 435th Airground Operations Wing
The 435th Construction and Training Squadron hosted a ceremony celebrating their 75th anniversary at the CTS compound, Sep. 19.
The squadrons’ legacy began in 1950 as the 7329th Labor Service Unit comprised of only civilians.
“With its original home at Rhein Main Air Base, and what is now Frankfurt Airport, the 7329th was initially tasked to support construction at Rhein Main AB,” said Lt. Col. Christopher Cagle, 435th Construction and Training Squadron commander. “But soon the unit was tasked to support construction efforts at Landstuhl Air Base and Ramstein Air Base.”
The organization’s original home was at Rhein Main Air Base, which is now Frankfurt Airport. While initially tasked to support construction at Rhein Main Air Base, the unit was eventually tasked to support construction efforts at Landstuhl Air Base and Ramstein Air Base.
“While working at Landstuhl and Ramstein, the all-civilian 7329th was billeted, initially in tents, right here on the same plot of land as our compound,” said Cagle. “By 1953, the 7329th was permanently reassigned to Ramstein and the compound that we know today began to take shape with more permanent infrastructure being built, some of which still stands.”
By 1971, an aircraft arresting system depot was established with active-duty Airmen assigned to operate it. Then in 1979, a training mission was assigned to the unit with additional active-duty Airmen assigned to deliver contingency skills training to others.
“By this point, the three missions that we know today had been assigned to the squadron; construction, training, and aircraft arresting system depot,” said Cagle. “No other squadron in the United States Air Force has those three missions and, in that way, CTS truly is a ‘one-of-kind’ organization.”
For the last 75 years, the 435th CTS has undertaken a multitude of construction projects spanning Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and parts of Asia. Handling everything in-house, from initial planning and design, to sourcing materials, maintaining construction equipment, and deploying resources to remote project sites; this unit has built airfields and completed airfield markings using its own dedi-
Lt. Col. Christopher Cagle, 435th Construction and Training Squadron commander, cuts a cake with two members of the squadron during the 75th anniversary celebration of the 435th CTS, Sep. 19. Mr. Claus Steffes is the longest serving member of the squadron, with 44 years of service, along with Staff Sgt. Monica Romero, who has been in the squadron 17 days.
cated personnel and equipment.
The squadron also has a team of instructors that have provided contingency skills training to thousands of combat support Airmen across the total force on how to operate in a contingency environment.
“In the Depot, our team ensures safety of flight in this theater by overhauling BAK-12 systems for USAFE main operating bases,” said Cagle. “We posture and deploy mobile aircraft arresting systems to support named exercises, emergencies, and real-world contingencies.”
These mix of mission sets make the 435th CTS a unique entity in the Air Force. With military and civilian personnel from the Engineer, Force Support, Contracting, Logistics, Finance, and Communications communities, that are spread across eight flights, develops a wide range of solutions.
“No other squadron in the U.S. Air Force has a construction, training, and depot mission,” said Cagle. “Only CTS has all three in
one organization.”
And while mission is unique, the most important part of the squadron are the people.
“The members of this squadron show a special kind of teamwork, partnership, and problem-solving ability that I haven’t seen elsewhere,” said Cagle. “To me, this speaks to a kind of deep-rooted commitment and loyalty to mission, organization, and to each other, akin to the way that a family operates. That is the thing that makes this squadron special, the 435 CTS is a family.”
The impact felt on the mission from accomplished by the 435th CTS was highlighted by the 435th Contingency Response Group commander, Col. Damon Field.
“The 435th CTS enhance the resilience, efficiency, safety and overall operational capability of this theater,” said Field. “In other words, the professionals at the 435th Construction and Training Squadron make deterrence in Europe a reality.”
Aircraft marks allied unity over historic drop zone during Falcon Leap 25
An aircraft participating in Exercise Falcon Leap flies over the Market Garden commemoration drop zone at Ginkelse Heide in Ede, Netherlands, Sep. 20. The multinational airborne training event honors the legacy of Operation Market Garden and reinforces allied interoperability.
World War II veteran visits Soldiers participating in Falcon Leap 25
Mr. David Marshall, a World War II combat veteran who served as a mortarman with Company M, 3rd Battalion, 334th Infantry Regiment, 84th Infantry Division during the Battle of the Bulge, pauses during a visit to Leggerplaats Harskamp, Netherlands, to observe airborne cross-training between multinational forces, Sep. 18. Marshall was honored during Exercise Falcon Leap and the 81st commemoration of Operation Market Garden for his service and enduring legacy.
5th Quartermaster Leaders stand united with Spanish paratroopers at Harskamp during Falcon Leap 25 Leaders from the U.S. Army’s 5th Quartermaster Theater Aerial Delivery Company stand shoulder to shoulder with Spanish Army paratroopers for a photo at Royal Netherlands Army Base Harskamp, General Winkelman Camp, Netherlands, Sep. 20. The gathering followed joint airborne operations during Exercise Falcon Leap, a multinational training event commemorating the 81st anniversary of Operation Market Garden.
Quartermaster Soldiers lead airborne training for allied forces during Falcon Leap
U.S. Army Soldiers assigned to the 5th Quartermaster Theater Aerial Delivery Company, 16th Special Troops Battalion, 16th Sustainment Brigade, administer airborne training to allied nation Soldiers in support of Exercise Falcon Leap at Eindhoven Air Base, Netherlands, Sep. 18. The multinational exercise enhances interoperability and commemorates the 81st anniversary of Operation Market Garden.
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by Cameron Porter 405th Army Field Support BrigadeEurope & Africa
An Army marches on its stomach, and the 405th Army Field Support Brigade and Army Food Program understand this well. Recently, the 405th AFSB’s food service team conducted a Food Service Management Board in conjunction with a community food show.
To better provide a valuable avenue for the exchange of information between leaders, food service personnel, food service managers, prime vendors and supporting agencies, the 405th AFSB conducted a professional forum in conjunction with a community food show at Armstrong’s Club on Vogelweh in Kaiserslautern Sep. 16-18.
Chaired by the 405th AFSB’s food service team and following an ice breaker, social and teambuilding event Sept. 16, the FSMB kicked off the morning of Sept. 17. In attendance were over 60 leaders, managers and food service professionals.
In addition to the 405th AFSB and its Logistics Readiness Centers who support the garrisons and help manage the Army Food Program in Europe, in attendance were leaders and food service professionals from U.S. Army Europe and Africa, V Corps, 21st Theater Sustainment Command, Installation Management Command-Europe, Defense Logistics Agency, Southern European Task Force Africa, 10th Army Air and Missile Defense Command, 16th Sustainment Brigade, Landstuhl Regional Medical Center Nutritional Medicine, and more.
In conjunction with the FSMB, the 405th AFSB partnered with one of its prime vendors who organized a two-day food show at the club Sept.17-18. Chief Warrant Officer 3 Nicholas Snyder is the 405th AFSB’s food service branch chief. He said the event was a huge step forward for the Army Food Program in Europe.
“By partnering with industry, the event provided an important avenue to explore current and new subsistence products for introduction into the Army’s supply chain for use at garrison dining facilities, sister service subsistence requirements, and at Family, Morale, Welfare and Recreation facilities,” Snyder said.
Snyder, who is assigned to the Support Operations Directorate at the 405th AFSB, said more than 50 vendors showcased over 200 products at the food show, with more than 400 customers attending the two-day event.
“The event showcased the professionalism and dedication of our food service leaders by bringing together strategic partners, industry
stakeholders and customers to highlight the complex ecosystem, teamwork and behindthe-scenes collaboration that supports the warfighter,” said Markell Scales from the Subsistence Supply Management Office in Baumholder, assigned to Logistics Readiness Center Rheinland-Pfalz.
“I made several important contacts and have follow on engagements with agencies to assist in the Commanders Ready and Resilient Council’s holistic health and fitness domain that includes nutrition,” said Melissa Kreitzer, a program analyst with U.S. Army Europe and Africa.
Also at the event, Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support provided multiple training sessions on subsistence processes and procedures. As the Department of Defense’s executive agent for class I (subsistence), class II (clothing and individual equipment), class IV (construction and barrier materials), and class VIII (medical materiel), DLA Troop Support provides $13 billion worth of food, clothing and textiles, construction and engineering equipment, pharmaceuticals, medical supplies and equipment, and industrial hardware items to service members and other customers annually.
“Overall, it was a huge success,” said Snyder. “We have taken multiple steps to transform this event into one of the premier events for Army Food Service across the globe. A smile and handshake can go a long way in our customer service-oriented business. We must see and feel, taste and smell in order to ensure our warfighters are taken care of.”
Snyder and his food service team at the 405th AFSB are in the planning phase now to conduct a similar event in the months ahead.
He said their goal is to add more training opportunities at events like this in the future.
The 405th AFSB is the premier logistics integrator and synchronizer for U.S. European Command, enabling readiness solutions to ‘Support the Warrior’ by operationalizing U.S. Army Materiel Command capabilities and delivering readiness within the U.S. Army Europe and Africa areas of responsibility at the point of need.
The 405th AFSB is assigned to U.S. Army Sustainment Command and provides materiel enterprise support to U.S. forces throughout Europe and Africa – providing theater sustainment logistics; synchronizing acquisition, logistics and technology; and leveraging AMC’s materiel enterprise to support joint forces. For more information on the 405th AFSB, visit the official website at www.afsbeurope.army.mil and the official Facebook site at www.facebook. com/405thAFSB.
Food items were on display and many available for taste testing at the community food show at Armstrong’s Club on Vogelweh in Kaiserslautern, Sep. 17-18. In conjunction with the food show, the 405th
by Douglas Stutz Naval Hospital Bremerton/Navy Medicine Readiness and Training Command Bremerton
A child’s astonished look gave added weight to a vexing issue openly addressed at Naval Hospital Bremerton, Sep.18.
As a mother brought her young daughter to Naval Hospital Bremerton’s Pediatric Clinic for an appointment, they happened upon Health Promotion’s Health Fair focus on National Childhood Obesity Awareness Month.
Part of the annual September theme was a static informational demonstration depicting the number of grams of sugar in lemonade.
“The little girl’s initial wideeyed expression of surprise at learning there are 27 grams of sugar in lemonade was priceless,” said Patricia Skinner, Health Promotion and Wellness Center department head and event organizer.
The actual measurement of a gram might have been unknown to the youngster, but visually noticing such an amount was telling, which was the desired affect.
“Displaying the amount of sugar in lemonade served as a basic visual aid which young children can see for themselves,” remarked Skinner, noting that breaking down the actual contents of each beverage lends an entire new perspective to a child, as well as parent.
Skinner attests that there are juice drinks which have approximately 12 teaspoons of sugar per bottle. There are some lemonades which have as much, or more, sugar than an average can of cola, which has nearly 40 grams of sugar.
“Juice products labeled with ‘ade,’ ‘drink,’ or ‘punch’ often contain five percent juice or less. The only difference between such products and soda is that they are fortified with Vitamin C,” explained Skinner, adding that even a 16.9ounce soda which is advertised having ‘no caffeine’ can have 55 grams of sugar
The American Heart Association recommends for children aged 2 to 18, as well as women, to consume no more than 25 grams — approximately six teaspoons — of sugar per day and men to limit to 36 grams, an equivalent of approximately nine grams a day.
“There’s a lot of easily available drinks with so much sugar and very limited or no nutritional value. Just a lot of empty calories,” said Skinner.
Too much sugar is the root of unhealthy issues for many, affirmed Skinner, such as gaining weight,
Seeing the forest with all the trees… hospital corpsmen assigned to Naval Hospital Bremerton join a young beneficiary in an impromptu tree pose designed to test balance and stability during Health Promotion’s Health Fair held in conjunction with the September focus on National Childhood Obesity Awareness Month. The Health Fair shared information on various topics associated with the monthly theme, including the American Academy of Pediatrics 5-2-1-0 campaign. The 5-2-1-0 campaign — invoking tree poses not required — is based on the scientific reasoning of daily incorporating five fruits and vegetables into a person’s eating routine; advocating less than two hours for recreational screen time — television, computer, personal phone — usage daily; encouraging at least one hour of daily physical activity; and replacing sugary drinks with water and low-fat milk. According to Patricia Skinner, Health Promotion and Wellness Center department head and event organizer., the campaign is a great way for families to promote a healthy lifestyle by focusing on what children eat, reducing sedentary time, increasing activity, and cutting back on sugar drinks. Official Navy photo
energy lapses and even more frequent dental visits. Statistical evidence indicates that childhood obesity in North American has tripled over the last three decades. There are nearly 20 percent — one in five — of youths between 2-19 years who are considered obese. That’s 14.7 million American children. Obesity related conditions include high blood pressure, high cholesterol, type 2 diabetes and more.
The Health Fair was not all sugar doom and caloric gloom.
Predicated on the principle that prevention is easier, information was shared on the American Academy of Pediatrics 5-2-1-0 campaign.
5-2-1-0 is based on the scientific reasoning of daily incorporating five fruits and vegetables into a person’s eating routine; advocating less than two hours for recreational screen time — television, computer, personal phone - usage daily; encouraging at least one hour of daily physical activity; and replacing sugary drinks with water and low-fat milk.
NHB initially teamed up with Kitsap Public Health District and other civic and community partners in 2013 to advocate the 5-2-10 campaign.
According to Skinner, the campaign is a great way for fami-
lies to promote a healthy lifestyle by focusing on what children eat, reducing sedentary time, increasing activity, and cutting back on sugar drinks.
A diet rich in fruits and vegetables provides vitamins and minerals which are important for supporting growth and development and for optimal immune function in children. Skinner even snuck in a few fun fruit facts, such as asparagus come in three different colors of green, white, and purple, and “Strawberries are the only fruit which grows seeds on the outside and a cucumber is a fruit not a vegetable because it has seeds in
the center,” exclaimed Skinner. The American Academy of Pediatrics estimates that the daily screen time of a child in the U.S. is between two and seven hours a day. That time adds up and can contribute to not only obesity, but lower physical and mental health. The same holds true for adults. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends adults, late teens to mid-sixties, engage in at least 2.5 hours of moderate intense physical activity such as brisk walking and activities which help to strengthen muscles. The CDC contends children — ages 6 to 17 — should exercise at least one hour every day. Children ages 3 to 5 should be active throughout the day.
The 5-2-1-0 campaign cites regular physical activity as essential for weight management in all ages and helps prevent chronic disease. While many school age children are active, physical activity can decline during adolescence. Children raised in families with active lifestyles tend to stay active as adults rather than other children brought up in families with sedentary lifestyles.
Skinner concurs that promoting health eating and an active lifestyle for children reaps a host of benefits, including keeping skin, teeth and eyes healthy, strengthening bones and supporting muscles, and helping achieve and maintain a healthy weight.
From improved nutrition to increased mobility, from less screen time to limited sugar intake, all family members can follow an established guideline. It’s as easy as five, two, one, zero.
DAY OF GERMAN REUNIFICATION
OCT. 3 – GERMAN NATIONAL HOLIDAY
Friday, Oct 3, marks the 35th anniversary of German reunification. All stores and public offices will be closed to observe the holiday. Also see ABC in KMC page 15.
KERWE (VILLAGE FESTS)
OCTOBER
Reuschbach: Oct. 3 – 6, Spesbach: Oct. 3-6, Steinwenden: Oct. 10 – 13, Hütschenhausen: Oct. 18 -20. Also watch for signs and posters in your individual towns.
MEDIEVAL SPECTACLE
OCT. 3 – 5, GELTERSWOOG, KAISERSLAUTERN
Dive into the Middle Ages and experience fire shows, a camp, merchants, a, Medieval fighting tournament, a special program for children, jugglery with knights and ladies, and much more.
WEINFESTE (WINE FESTS)
VARIOUS DATES/LOCATIONS
Weinlesefest Neustadt: Sep. 26-Oct. 13 Neuer Wein an der Römerkelter (Bad Dürkheim) Sep. 27 – Oct. 6.
Rotweinfest Ingelheim, Sep. 27 – Oct. 5
LAUTRER OKTOBERFEST,
UNTIL OCT. 12, OPEL KREISEL PARKPLATZ, KAISERSLAUTERN-WEST
Kaiserslautern is hosting an Oktoberfest for the first time. It will offer typical beer fest attractions, special family days and all proceeds will go to charity organizations. If you can’t make it to Munich, try out the “light version” right in the KMC.
OKTOBERFEST,
UNTIL OCT. 5, THERESIENWIESE, MUNICH
Don’t miss out on the one and only, largest beer festival in the world. It draws over 6 million visitors a year, has fun rides, music in the tents and, of course, lots of beer!
KÜRBISAUSSTELLUNG ”FEUER“
(PUMPKIN EXHIBITION “FIRE”)
UNTIL OCT. 31, NEUMÜHLEPARK/ GARTENSCHAU, KAISERSLAUTERN
With over 45,000 pumpkins of various kinds, unique works of art were created at this year’s pumpkin exhibition under the theme of “Fire.” In addition to lionfish, fire salamanders, and jellyfish, a volcanic landscape can be admired in pumpkin garb. Younger fans are sure to enjoy “Fireman Sam,” Jim Button with his steam engine Emma, and Fred Flintstone. The eightperson assembly team attached each individual pumpkin to wooden and wire frames. To give the figures their colorful appearance, a variety of pumpkins were used. The colors ranged from white to classic orange decorative pumpkins to blue pumpkins.
CANNSTADTER WASEN
SEP. 26 – OCT. 12, FAIRGROUNDS, BAD CANNSTADT (STUTTGART)
The volksfest is somewhat smaller than Oktoberfest in Munich, but draws up to 4 million visitors. It will be celebrated for the 178th time this year and offers fun and music, rides and attractions for the whole family.
KESCHDEFESCHD (CHESTNUT FESTIVAL)
OCT. 3-5, ANNWEILER/TRIFELS
Chestnuts, chestnuts and even more chestnuts! The
Keschdefeschd is a must-see and taste for all fans of the fruit and go nuts! Local vendors will offer dishes and products from and with chestnuts, such as sweet and savory variations, chestnut cream, chestnut liqueur, chestnut honey, chestnut flatbread, chestnut mustard and chestnut bread. And, if that’s not nutty enough, march up the hill to visit Trifels Castle, where English King Richard the Lion Heart was held captive in the late 12th century.
BAUERNMARKT (FARMERS’ MARKET
OCT. 5, MARKET SQUARE, RAMSTEIN
Enjoy a typical farmers’ market with fresh produce from the local area. Shops will be open on Sunday to stroll and get into the swing of colorful fall.
HALLOWEEN AT EIFELPARK
OCT. 10 – 27, 10:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M./EVENING, EIFELPARK/GONDORF
Over a thousand pumpkins and wonderfully goory decorations make a visit to the Eifel Park a spooky autumn treat! FiLu and Mr. Baldo: “There’s something spooky here…”: A wonderfully funny show for the whole family! And, fearless ghost hunters will be on the move throughout the Eifel Park. On Saturdays and Sundays, a life-sized 4.50-meter long dino will stomp through the park, visitors can watch Russfuss Zitterbein on stilts, but should be beware of Grim Reaper Todd, a three-legged creature. There will be a puppet theater, pumpkin carving, Halloween face painting with all attractions open until 5 p.m. On Oct. 10, 11, 17, 18, 24 and 25 the attractions will be extended until the evening hours. Don’t miss out on the spooky fun!
ENGLISH TOUR – COUNT PALATINATE AND SUBTERRANEAN TUNNELS
OCT. 11, 11.15 A.M., TOURIST INFO, KAISERSLAUTERN
The tour starts in the Count Palatinate Hall of the former Casimir Castle, where official receptions of the city are held today. Afterwards you descend into the subterranean tunnels. These passages, which are approx. 70 m long, illustrate the history of Kaiserslautern. A registration is required per Email to Touristinformation@kaiserslautern.de or phone +49 (0)631 365 2316. The next tour will be on Nov. 8.
HOMBURG FLEA AND ANTIQUES MARKET
OCT. 10, 8 A.M. – 4 P.M., AM FORUM, HOMBURG
The biggest flea and antiques market in southwest Germany, takes place on the first Saturday of the month, in the area known as the Forum, in front of the Homburg Rathaus (town hall) and the Landratsamt. The flea market was launched in 1975 and has developed into the largest in southwest Germany. Next dates: Nov. 8 and Dec. 6 (Christmas Flea Market).
BIATHLON DEUTSCHLAND-TOUR ZU GAST IN ZELL
OCT. 12, 11 A.M. – 6 P.M. ZELL/MOSEL
Experience an exciting hands-on event for everyone and the thrilling Biathlon City Championship in Zell! You will you have the opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of biathlon on the market square in Zell. The event will culminate in thrilling competitions where you can cheer on the teams or get involved yourself. A special highlight for all participants is the goosebump-inducing winner’s prize: The stage winners and their companions will be invited to an exclusive adventure weekend in February 2026
in the Biathlon World Cup resort of Oberhof, where the tour finale will take place. https://www.biathlon-tour.de/12-oktober-2025-zell-mosel/ OKTOBERKERWE,
OCT. 17 - 27, MESSEPLATZ, KAISERSLAUTERN
Visit the largest fair in the region and enjoy turbulent rides and live music in several tents. Food, beverages, games, sweets and fun for the whole family. The fair will end with fireworks on Monday, Oct. 27 at about 9:30 p.m. Shops will be open on Sunday, Oct. 19, 1 – 6 p.m.
TIME TRAVEL - EXPERIENCE HISTORYVR TOUR INTO THE MIDDLE AGES
OCT 18, 2.30/4.30 P.M., CITY CENTER, OTTERBERG
Experience 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. Time Travel - experience history with all your senses on your special holiday. Bookable online at https://www.otterbach-otterberg. de/tourismus-freizeit/gaestefuehrungen/time-travel/
HERBSTMESSE (AUTUMN FAIR)
OCT 24 – NOV. 2, FESTPLATZ, SPEYER
The festival site will transform into a colorful trade fair hustle and bustle. In addition to the large number of rides, visitors can expect a wealth of culinary offerings. Experience a family-friendly ride on the Ferris wheel. The round rides and automatic scooter offer driving fun for young and old. If you’re looking for a thrill, try a ride on the high-rise attraction. In addition to numerous booths that make children’s hearts beat faster, an amusement facility will ensure lots of fun and a good mood. There are also many opportunities to put your skills to the test at the many ball/dart throwing, lottery and ring throwing booths or with fishing games and shooting carts. Beer gardens and snack bars invite you to linger. For dessert, there are sweets, ice cream and crepe carts with plenty of options for snacking.
HALLOWEEN AT BURG SATZVEY
OCT. 25, 3:00 P.M./6:00 P.M., CASTLE SATZVEY, MECHERNICH/EIFEL
Ghostly creatures will crawl out of every corner of the extensive castle grounds and terrify anyone who approaches. A particular horror highlight is the course of terror in the dark castle park - definitely not for the faint-hearted! This year a new child-friendly program for families will start at 3:00 p.m. Those who stay longer can go into the castle park from 5:00 p.m. But be careful, dark figures and monsters will soon be leaving their hiding places. From 6:00 p.m. the spooky ferryman will silently greet his guests on the castle lake – goory figures will terrify many a visitor. Who dares to enter the castle courtyard, which lies eerily in the twilight? A course of terror awaits the particularly brave. Those who dare can go in, but will you be able to get out again? The entrance opens at 7:00 p.m., while the disco starts at 10:00 p.m. Costumes are welcome! Details: https://www.burgsatzvey.de/veranstaltungen/halloween-2025-1/
TIME CHANGE
OCT. 26, 2:00 A.M., GERMANY/EUROPE-WIDE
Don’t forget to set your clocks back one hour to regular Central European Time.
WENDELINUSMARKT (FALL MARKET)
OCT. 26, MARKET SQUARE, RAMSTEIN
Enjoy a colorful market, with over 50 vendors selling seasonable merchandise and deco, meet new friends and neighbors with live music, entertainment and shopping on Sunday.
HALLOWEEN AT THE ZOO
OCT. 31, 5:00 P.M. TO 8:30 P.M., ZOO SIEGELBACH
Who has the courage to enter the “house of horrors?” Who is brave enough to encounter the “monsters of the sky?”Who is courageous enough to watch the “feeding of the dwarves and giants?” Afterwards all young and older visitors are invited to a “creepy dinner!”
OCT. 31, KELTENDORF, STEINBACH (DONNERSBERG)
The Celtic village in Steinbach will top off the season with a traditional Samhain festival. The event has its origins 2,000 years ago and marks the end of the year and beginning of winter. Celts then ate, drank and celebrated the occasion together. The village will offer displays, bonfires, activities for kids and a walk with torches to the circle of spooky Celtic statues at the garden nearby, where guests will receive information about Celtic traditions at the large bonfire. Don’t miss out on this very special and different “Halloween” event. Visitors are requested to carpool, as parking is limited in the small village. For details, see: http://www.keltendorf-steinbach.de/
ALLERHEILIGEN (ALL SAINTS‘ DAY), NOV. 1, PUBLIC HOLIDAY IN RHEINLAND-PFALZ/ SAARLAND
Saturday, Nov 1, is a public holiday with a religious background. A modern tradition is to decorate graves of deceased with dried-flower bouquets, wreaths or flower bowls and cover existing plants with fir branches to protect against frost. So-called grave or eternal lights with candles are also placed on graves in memory of beloved family members. All stores and offices will be closed to observe the occasion in Rheinland-Pfalz, Saarland, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Baden-Württemberg and Bavaria. Please note that there is no holiday in Hessen and Berlin. The northern states and Hessen observe Reformation Day on Friday, Oct 31 as a public holiday.
MIXERY ELECTRIC STADIUM FESTIVAL NOV. 15, 6 P.M. – NOV. 16, 4 A.M., FRITZ-WALTER-STADION, KAISERSLAUTERN
The Mixery Electric Stadium Festival is entering its next round and promises an unforgettable experience for all lovers of driving beats, hypnotic light shows, and an electrifying atmosphere. The festival brings top national and international acts from the electronic music scene to the stage. From pulsating techno to driving electro, visitors can expect a carefully selected lineup that ensures musical diversity and energetic highs. The unique location, where football history is usually made, with its artistic architecture and emotional stadium backdrop, offers the perfect setting for this extraordinary event. State-of-the-art lighting and sound systems ensure an immersive festival experience in one of the region’s most traditional venues. The Electric Stadium Festival is aimed at everyone who wants to not just hear electronic music, but feel it. Adults only, admission 18+. Tickets: https://gastro.fck.de/MiXeryElectric-Stadium-Festival-2025
by Gina Hutchins-Inman 86th Airlift Wing Public Affairs
Oct. 3, 2025, marks the 35th anniversary of the reunification of the Federal Republic of Germany after the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989.
Based on the Potsdam Agreement signed in August 1945 at the end of World War II, Germany was divided into four sectors governed by the United States, Great Britain and France in the West and the Soviet Union in the East of the country.
The Federal Republic of Germany, commonly referred to as West Germany, was established on May 23, 1949, with Bonn being the provisional capital. The foundation of the German Democratic Republic, often called East Germany, followed on Oct. 7.
West Germany was comprised of 11 individual states and quickly prospered with an open market economic system. East Germany, with its five states, relied on a planned and government directed economy under Soviet rule. Although they shared a common history, the people of Germany lived in a divided nation for the next forty years. Families were torn apart, some living in the West and other family members being restricted from leaving East Germany. Up to 2.5 million East Germans secretly fled Soviet rule to seek freedom and build new lives in the West.
The city of Berlin was also divided into four sectors and on Aug. 13, 1961, East German authorities began erecting a barrier around the western part of the city (West Berlin), engulfing the Brandenburger Tor (gate). The Brandenburg gate quickly became a symbol of the nation’s division. At first it was merely a barbed wire fence guarded by the East German national army, but over the years it grew to a total length of 75 miles of concrete blocks, up to 15 feet tall, topped with barbed wire, surrounding West Berlin and also dividing the city straight through the middle. In many instances the structure was erected as a double wall with a “death strip” of 100 yards in between the rows of blocks.
Several checkpoints were established between the zones, the most famous being “Checkpoint Charlie,” as an entry point between the Soviet and American sectors. As many as 200 people are said to have lost their lives attempting to flee East Berlin. At the same time, further walls were erected between the East and West German borders and only three transit routes allowed for vehicle travel to Berlin, which was located in the middle of the German Democratic Republic.
A group of young West Berliners, who called themselves “Mauerspechte” (literally wall woodpeckers), frequently set out to the wall near Brandenburger Tor with hammers and chisels. There they chiseled away small parts of the wall, symbolically tearing it down piece by piece.
By the late 1980s, East Germans became increasingly discontent with the overall political situation, government directed economic mismanagement, little to no personal freedom and strict travel restrictions. In a series of peaceful “Monday demonstrations” in Leipzig and other major cities over months, the protestors vividly chanted “Wir sind das Volk!” (We are the people), eventually forcing the government to back down and surprisingly announce the opening of the border on the evening of Nov. 9, 1989. The overwhelmed guards at Bornholmer Strasse near Brandenburg Gate let East Berliners through without checking identities. The news spread like a wildfire and West Berliners greeted their Eastern counterparts in a warm welcome with champagne and flowers at or even on the wall!
After eleven months of negotiations between the two states, the reunification was formally completed in 1990 and Oct. 3 was declared as a German national holiday to celebrate the occasion. Berlin again rapidly became the capital of all 16 states, despite more than half of all Berliners disagreeing to this sudden decision. In the following years, Berlin became Germany’s largest construction site and most of the federal ministries, parliamentarians and government leaders moved into offices next to the Reichstag, the German parliament. Its cupola, which can be visited upon prior registration, was completed in 1999.
In the meantime, Berlin has grown back
into one city and the differences between West and East Berlin are hardly noticeable. It offers many sites to see, for example, Checkpoint Charlie, Brandenburger Tor, the government area, the East Side Gallery and many more. Berlin is a bustling city and definitely worth a visit during your stay in the Kaiserslautern Military Community. Don’t miss out on a relaxing boat tour on the Spree River along numerous famous sites!
Anniversary events take place every year in rotating cities throughout Germany. Saarbrücken, the capital of our neighboring state Saarland, will be the host this year. Saarbrücken is famous for its picturesque walk along the Saar River and its French flair close to the border and is looking forward to a long weekend of celebrations. Next year Berlin, Germany’s capital will host the occasion with fireworks and festivities.
One original block of the Berlin Wall was moved to the traffic circle at the Kaiserslautern Military Community Center on Ramstein Air Base, in 2021. The section of the wall was preserved and set in place by Airmen from the 86th Civil Engineer Group, with the western side with colorful graffiti symbolizing free “West Germany” and the backside the former East German state.
On Friday, Oct. 3, all public offices and stores in Germany will be closed in observance of the holiday. Many Germans will also take leave on Friday to create a long weekend, so things may be at a slower pace around the Kaiserslautern Military Community.
A camp is set up during exercise Agile Bison, at
Sep.
The exercise kicked off with Airmen rapidly erecting an area of operations to use as their base camp for the duration of the exercise.
Air Force Tech. Sgt. Evan Stewart, 435th Contingency Response Squadron airfield manager and Tech. Sgt. Braden Crabtree, 435th CRS air traffic controller, perform an increased security airfield assessment as part of exercise Agile Bison at Koszalin, Poland, Sep.12.
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.
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.
Thursday Night Comedy Show
An American based in London, Russell Hicks headlines the Thursday Comedy Show Oct. 16 from 8 to 10 p.m. at the Kazabra Club, Bldg. 2057 on Vogelweh. Feature Comedians are Erin Crouch, who has been producing and hosting comedy in the KMC since 2020, and Jack Holmes, who headlined the first Kazabra Comedy show in 2021. Guest host is Dizzy the Host. This is an 18+ event. Doors open at 7 p.m., tickets are $15 at the door. Payment can be made with credit and debit cards or U.S dollars. Euros are not accepted. Customers can reserve seating for $12 a person when they call 541-9100 or 0611-143541-9100 from Monday through Saturday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. For more information, visit kaiserslautern.armymwr.com.
Saturday Night Comedy Show
An American based in London, Russell Hicks headlines the Comedy Meets Baumholder Show Oct. 18 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Tavern on the Rock, Rheinlander Community Club, Bldg. 8105 on Smith Barracks. Feature Comedians are Erin Crouch, and Jack Holmes, who headlined the first Kazabra Comedy show in 2021. Guest host is Dizzy the Host. This is an 18+ event. Doors open at 6 p.m., and tickets are $15 at the door. Customers can reserve seating for $12 a person when they call 531-2830 or 0611-143-531-2830. Bar will be open all night and serve pizza. Karaoke will take place after the show from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. For more information, call Rheinlander at 531-2831 or 0611-143531-2831.
Trunkin’ Treats in Baumholder
Register your trunk by Oct. 23 for the free Trunkin’ Treats on Oct. 31 from 5:30 to 8 p.m. in the parking lot in front of the Hall of Champions Physical Fitness Center, Bldg. 3105, and the Wagon Wheel Theater on Smith Barracks. Bring the entire family to this spooktacular event on Oct. 31.
Other fun activities offered: Halloween movies, snacks and a costume contest takes place at the Wagon Wheel Theater and Boo Lane Night from 3-8 p.m. at Strikers Bowling Center, Bldg. 8105 on Smith Barracks. Register by Oct. 23 by scanning the QR code available on baumholder.armymwr.com or kaiserslautern.armymwr.com.
Boos & Brews at Baumholder Warrior Zone
Boos & Brews will take place at the Baumholder Warrior Zone, Bldg. 8218 on Smith Barracks, on Oct. 31 from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m.
The 18-and-over event invites guests to celebrate Halloween with seasonal brews,
music and dancing. For details, call the Warrior Zone at 531-2912 or 0611-143531-2912.
Winter Sports Enrollment-Special Opening
Landstuhl Youth Sports will host a special winter sports enrollment event Nov. 1 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Parent Central Services, Bldg. 162 on Rhine Ordnance Barracks. Enrollment will be available for basketball, wrestling and cheer programs. Cost is $65 per child. Participants must have a current Child and Youth Services registration and a valid sports physical on file through March 15, 2026. Physicals that do not meet this requirement may be substituted with proof of a scheduled appointment. New registrations and re-registrations will not be processed during the event and must be completed during regular business hours. More details at kaiserslautern.armymwr.com.
“Dinovember” at the Landstuhl Library
The annual “Dinovember” celebration is Nov. 1 from 10 a.m. to noon at the Landstuhl Library, Bldg. 3810 on Landstuhl Post. The event will feature dinosaurthemed activities, crafts, games and surprises for attendees of all ages, with a special focus on families. Organizers say guests may even encounter a few prehistoric visitors during the festivities. For details, visit kaiserslautern.armymwr.com.
Holiday Bazaar
The Holiday Bazaar is a shopper’s paradise for all your shopping needs. The Holiday Bazaar is from Friday, Nov. 7 to Sunday, Nov. 9 at the Family & MWR Special Events Center, Bldg. 237 on Rhine Ordnance Barracks. Hours of shopping are 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., Friday and Saturday, and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sunday. There will be a multitude of vendors offering everything from pottery, antiques, wine, cheese, jewelry, and so much more. All prices in U.S. dollars, with only debit and credit cards accepted. Open to U.S. ID cardholders only. Strollers are welcome. For details, check out kaiserslautern.armymwr.com. or baumholder.armymwr.com
Java Café Fall For Pumpkin Special Dive into the Autumn with Java Café Drink Special, “Fall for Pumpkin” now until Nov. 6. The special is Pumpkin Spice, either hot or iced. For more information, visit Java Cafés on Rhine Ordnance Barracks, Bldg. 273, and Landstuhl Post, inside LRMC, Bldg. 3774, in Kaiserslautern.
Contracted Lifeguard Positions
The Baumholder Aquatic Center, located in Bldg. 8895/97 on Wetzel Kaserne, is hiring contracted lifeguards. Positions are available and may vary between annual and seasonal, full-time and part-time roles. For more information, call 531-2929 or 0611143-531-2929.
October to December Trip Schedules Available
The Baumholder and Kaiserslautern Outdoor Recreation travel schedules for October to December trip schedules are available under the “Calendar” section of baumholder.armymwr.com and kaiserslautern.armymwr.com. Trips are subject to change and availability. Travelers now can sign up and pick up at both locations. For questions, please call Baumholder Outdoor Recreation at 531-3401 or 0611-143-5313401 or Kaiserslautern Outdoor Recreation at 541-5654 or 0611-143-541-5654.
New open sessions of free beginner dance lessons are held every Wednesday from 7 to 8 p.m. at the Armstrong’s Club, Bldg. 1036 on Vogelweh Housing. The focus is on Country Two Step, Swing and Line Dance. Ten other styles are also available upon request. No experience necessary. Each session is in a start-to-finish format. Beginners welcome at the start of each new session! New sessions: Now to Oct. 29, and Nov. 5 to Dec. 17. For more information, call the Armstrong’s Club at 541-9115 or 0611143-541-9115.
Baumholder Warrior Zone will host weekly NFL viewing events every Sunday through Jan. 4, 2026. The gatherings run from 6 to 10 p.m. at Bldg. 8218 on Smith Barracks. Service members and community members are invited to wear their favorite team gear and cheer on the road to the Super Bowl in Santa Clara, Calif. For details, call 531-2912 or 0611-143-531-2912
Pulaski Automotive Skills Center, Bldg. 2859 on Pulaski Barracks, is holding a disposed vehicle resale silent auction. Auction opens is now open and closes Oct. 5. The auction is open to all ID card holders under SOFA except for USAG RP DFMWR management, Auto Skills staff, and their family members. Bids will be accepted at Pulaski Automotive Skills Center during normal business hours. All sales “as is” without guarantees of any kind. Vehicles are not road tested. To see the vehicles, visit baumholder.armymwr. com or kaiserslautern.armymwr.com. For more information, call 541-5565 or 0611143-541-5655.
Registration
The Rheinland-Pfalz Intramural Sports program announces registration for the 2025-2026 Intramural Unit Level Basketball Season from now to Oct. 31. The 2025-2026 Intramural Unit Level Basketball Season starts Nov. 17 to Jan. 29 at The Hall of Champions and Kleber
Physical Fitness Centers. Letters of intent are available at the Hall of Champions and Kleber Fitness Center. A mandatory coaches meeting is Nov. 12 at 6:30 p.m. at the Hall of Champions and Kleber Fitness Centers. Eligibility is Active-Duty military and DOD Civilian Card Holders, 18 and older, who are not enrolled in high school or CYS, and from units within the Baumholder Community. For more information, call (Baumholder) 531-29245 or 0611-143-531-2925, or call (Kaiserslautern) 541-7920 or 063111435417920, or visit baumholder.armymwr.com or kaiserslautern.armymwr.com
Free Line Dance Workshops
Free line dance instruction workshops will be held on Thursday from 7 to 8 p.m. at Armstrong’s Club, Bldg. 1036 on Vogelweh Housing. Dates are Oct. 2 and 16; Nov. 6 and 20, and Dec. 4 and 18. For more information, call Armstrong’s Club at 541-9115 or 0611-143-541-9115. For more information, visit kaiserslautern. armymwr.com.
Tabletop Role-Playing Game Campaigns
The Baumholder Library invites youth ages 8 to 14 to join its Tabletop Role-Playing Game (TTRPG) campaigns. Sessions run on Saturday from 1 to 3 p.m. on Oct. 4, 11, 18, 25; Jan. 10, 17, 24, 31; and April 4, 11, 18, 25. No experience is needed. Seats are limited and registration is required. Email baumholderlibrary@army.mil to sign up.
Yoga Chakra Basics Workshop
Pulaski Massage and Yoga Studio, Bldg. 2899 on Pulaski Barracks, will host a Chakra Basics Workshop on Oct. 4, Oct. 18, Nov. 8 and Nov. 22. Each two-hour session runs from 10 a.m. to noon and is part of a full workshop designed to deepen participants’ understanding of the body’s energy centers, enriching their practice and fostering a greater sense of happiness and purpose. The full workshop cost is $60, which is $15 per class. Find out more at kaiserslautern.armymwr.com
8/9 Pin “King/Queen of the Rock” Tournament
Strikers Bowling Center, Bldg. 8105 on Smith Barracks, will host a free 8/9 Pin “King/Queen of the Rock” Tournament on the first Saturday of the month, beginning Oct. 4. Registration opens at 10 a.m. on the day of each event, with tournament play starting at 11 a.m. Scheduled dates include Nov. 1, Dec. 6, and continue monthly through Sep. 5, 2026. For details, visit baumholder.armymwr.com.
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 K apaun 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
Service is located off-base, please contact North Chapel for more info 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
Episcopal Service: Kapaun Chapel, 10:45 a.m., Sun 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
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Otterberg: High quality and brand new 1 bedroom, 1 1/2 bathroom apartment on 4th floor, 80sqm, BIK, balcony, laundry, private garage, no pets, available immediately, Housing Approved, €1280 +utl, call 0172 6936886, info@prem-realestate.com
Kaiserslautern-Wiesenthalerhof: Modern 2-bdrm apt, 1bth, 84sqm, BIK, balcony, private garage, no pets, available 4 Juli 2025, Housing Approved, €1200 +utl, call 0172 6936886, info@prem-reale state.com
Country-style 1-bdrm apt in K-Town, fully furnished, 55sqm, pets allowed, available 1 Oct. 2025, Housing Approved, €1100 +utl, call 0172 6936886, info@prem-reale state.com
Kaiserslautern, 2bd, 1.5bth, Apartment, 150sqm, BIK, balcony/terrace, laundry, finished basement, pets allowed, available 15 Juli 2024, Housing Approved, €1650 +utl, call 0172 6936886, info@prem-reale state.com
Kaiserslautern, 2bd, 1bth, Apartment, 92sqm, BIK, balcony/terrace, pets allowed, available 26 Mai 2025, Housing Approved, €1250 +utl, call 0172 6936886, info@premrealestate.com
2bd, 1bth, Apartment, 105sqm, BIK, liv/ din, balcony/terrace, no pets, available 4 Apr. 2025, Housing Approved, €1100 +utl, call +49 173 3647569, info@germanaid.com
Bruchmuehlbach-Miesau, 2bd, 1.5bth, Apartment, 123sqm, BIK, balcony/terrace, laundry, no pets, available now, Housing Approved, €2350 +utl, call 0172 6936886, info@prem-realestate.com
Kaiserslautern, 2bd, 1bth, Apartment, 121sqm, BIK, laundry, no pets, available now, Housing Approved, €1700 +utl, call 0172 6936886, info@prem-realestate.com
KTown next to City Park:Warm & Cozy Top-Floor Apartment in Historic BuildingLongterm Rental, 2bd, 2bth, 140sqm, BIK, liv, balcony, laundry, pets allowed, available now, Housing Approved, €1800 +utl, call 0172 6936886, info@prem-reale state.com
KTown: 2 bedroom Apt near city park & train station, 1bth, Apartment, 86sqm, BIK, no pets, available 1 Sep 2025, Housing Approved, €1350 +utl, call 0172 6936886, in fo@prem-realestate.com
Otterberg Apartment for rent, €790, 2 BDR, 1 bath, kitchen, balcony, Contact Lilly for details and showings.0049 173 3647569 (iMessage & WhatsApp) info@ger man-aid.com
Rodenbach: newly renovated 2-3 bedroom Apt with brand new kitchen, garage and nice outdoor space, 94sqm, BIK, liv, balcony, pets allowed, available 21 Aug. 2025, Housing Approved, €1350 +utl, call 0172 6936886, info@prem-reale state.com
- Open plan living and dining area- New kitchen July 2024 (unused)- Bathroom with shower and bathtub- Bedroom 1- Bedroom 2- Bedroom 3- Utility room- Guest toilet-
3bd, 1.5bth, Apartment, 115sqm, BIK, guest WC, liv/din, balcony/terrace, laundry, no pets, available 4 Aug. 2025, Housing Approved, €1050 +utl, call +49 176 61190673, stork.h@freenet.de
3bd, 2.5bth, Apartment, 199sqm, BIK, guest WC, liv/din, balcony/terrace, pets allowed, available 25 Juli 2025, Housing Approved, €1.250 +utl, call 49-179-4768717, juergen_mueller@mail.de
3bd, 2bth, Apartment, 100sqm, BIK, guest WC, din, balcony/terrace, no pets, available 26 Maerz 2024, Housing Approved, €1100 +utl, call 01795310274, mail@ stuard.de
3bd, 2bth, Apartment, 120sqm, BIK, guest WC, liv, balcony/terrace, laundry, no pets, available 11 Sep. 2025, Housing Approved, €1450 +utl, call +4963719809003, immobilien.hv@grenzstein.de
3bd, 2bth, Apartment, 120sqm, BIK, guest WC, liv/din, balcony/terrace, laundry, no pets, available 1 Juli 2025, Housing Approved, €1450 +utl, call +4963719809003, immobilien.hv@grenz stein.de
Idar-Oberstein, 3bd, 2.5bth, Apartment, 160sqm, BIK, liv/din, balcony/terrace, laundry, unfinished basement, private garage, pets allowed, available 8 Sep. 2025, Housing Approved, €1350 +utl, call 067813437, dr.peggyhs@gmail.com
Luxury apt in Landstuhl, 220sqm, 3BR, 1.5bath, BIK, laundry, storage, lrg balc, garage, garden, part furn, 10min RAB, housing approved. Rent 1350 + util. Avail now, can be viewed anytime, landlord speaks english. 0152-01969843 or 06371611836
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
Schwedelbach, 5bd, 3bth, Apartment, 205sqm, BIK, liv/din, laundry, private garage, pets allowed, available 26 Sep. 2025, Housing approved, €1500 +utl, call 015231839055, schehr@baumhardt.de
Updated Apt in Blaubach, 15 mins to Baumholder, 4bd, 2.5bth, Apartment, 203sqm, BIK, balcony/terrace, no pets, available 31 Oct 2025, €1600 +utl, call 0172 6936886, info@prem-realestate.com
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!
Otterbach, 3bd, 2bth, House, 152sqm, guest WC, balcony/terrace, pets allowed, available 1 Feb. 2025, €334000 +utl, call +49 (0)6381-911 0, immo@ksk-kusel.de
Single Family House in Ruthweiler, near Burg-Lichtenberg, 3 bed, 2 bath, Terrasse, Garden, 245 sq meters, Energy passport: Electricity, Bj. 1974, 169,6 kWh/(sqma) EEK F, Bedarfsausweis. Price €165000,00. Please contact us for more informations: Kreissparkasse Kusel, phone 06381 / 9110, E-Mail: immo@ksk-kusel.de
Duplex in Oberstaufenbach, 6 bdr./2.5 bath, Mother in-law suite, yard, 200 sqm, rent €2000. Contact Lilly 0049 173 3647569 or info@german-aid.com
Sembach, 5bd, 2.5bth, Townhouse, 155sqm, BIK, guest WC, liv/din, balcony/ terrace, laundry, private garage, pets allowed, available 22 Mai 2025, Housing Approved, €1950 +utl, call +49 173 3647569, info@german-aid.com
4 bdr/ 2 bath apartment in Schmalenberg, 2 story, fire-place, 336 sqm, garage, balconies, €1850. Contact Lilly 0049 173 3647569 or info@german-aid.com
Huetschenhausen, 2bd, 1bth, House, 109sqm, balcony/terrace, pets allowed, available 1 Apr. 2025, €109000 +utl, call +49 (0)6381-911 0, immo@ksk-kusel.de
Mackenbach, several houses for sale, price starts by 669000 Euro. All houses with 5 bed, 3 bath, living-diningarea, laundry, garage, patio, yard. For an houselist -exposeplease send me an email on rmimmobili en@t-online.de or call Ado on +49 172 6801258
Single Family House in Altenglan, 4 bed, 3 bath, Terrace, Sauna, Garden, 209 sq meters, Energy passport: Gas, Bj. 1956, 215,80 kWh/(sqma) EEK G, Bedarfsausweis. Price €257000,00. Please contact us for more informations: Kreissparkasse Kusel, phone 06381 / 911 - 0, E-Mail: immo@ksk-kusel.de
Obernheim-Kirchenarnbach, 3bd, 4bth, House, 180sqm, BIK, din, balcony/terrace, laundry, finished basement, private garage, no pets, available 28 Juli 2025, Housing Approved, €399000 +utl, tflores315@ gmail.com
Single Family House in Steinbach/Glan, 3 bed, 2 bath, Terrace, Garden, 129 sq meters, Energy passport: Oil, ca. Bj. 1948, 172,80 kWh/(sqma) EEK F, Bedarfsausweis. Price €84000,00. Please contact us for more informations: Kreissparkasse Kusel, phone 06381 / 911 - 0, E-Mail: immo@ksk-ku sel.de
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5.0bd, 2.0bth, House, 215sqm, BIK, guest WC, liv/din, no pets, available 15 Sep. 2025, Housing Approved, €1450 +utl, call 0179-1297526, strawisa9123@ gmx.de5.0bd, 2.0bth, House, 215sqm, BIK, guest WC, liv/din, no pets, available 15 Sep. 2025, Housing Approved, €1450 +utl, call 0179-1297526, strawisa9123@gmx.de
5.0bd, 2.0bth, House, 215sqm, BIK, guest WC, liv/din, no pets, available 20 Sep. 2025, Housing Approved, €1450 +utl, call 0179-1297526, strawisa9123@gmx.de
5.0bd, 2.0bth, House, 215sqm, BIK, liv/ din, laundry, no pets, available 7 Aug. 2025, €1400 +utl, call 0179-1297526, strawisa9123@gmx.de
6bd, 4bth, House, 400sqm, BIK, guest WC, liv/din, balcony/terrace, laundry, finished basement, private garage, no pets, available 4 Apr. 2025, Housing Approved, €3000 +utl, call +49 173 3647569, info@ german-aid.com
Highlights include: Sunny terrace with open viewsLight-filled rooms and large windowsPrivate garage and spacious drivewaySurrounded by greenery - ideal for nature loversQuiet location with great privacy If you're looking for a bright, solid home with old-world charm and practical amenities, this villa is for you info@reiswirth.de
Erfenbach: Modern and energy efficient Duplex #193-4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 bathrooms, Built in 2024, 174sqm, BIK, private garage, pets allowed, available now, Housing Approved, €2350 +utl, call 0172 6936886, info@prem-realestate.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
06371 406230
Poststrasse 1, 66877 Ramstein RamsteinDental.com RamsteinDental@gmail.com
WIESBADEN
06119 887 2650
Bahnstrasse 14, 65205 Wiesbaden
WiesbadenDental.com WiesbadenDentalCare@gmail.com
4bd, 2.5bth, House, 140sqm, BIK, guest WC, liv, balcony/terrace, finished basement, private garage, no pets, available 8 Sep. 2025, Housing Approved, €1470 +utl, sikari@aol.com
Free-standing house in ReichenbachSteegen, 4 bdr, 3 bath, fenced-in yard, garage, balconies, 194 sqm, rent €1800, contact Lilly 0049 173 3647569 or info@ger man-aid.com
Mackenbach, 4bd, 2bth, House, 204sqm, BIK, liv/din, balcony/terrace, laundry, private garage, no pets, available 22 Sep. 2025, Housing Approved, €1700 +utl, call 4916090965874, siwatrim@web.de
3bd, 3bth, House, 150sqm, BIK, guest WC, liv/din, balcony/terrace, laundry, no pets, available 9 Sep. 2025, Housing Approved, €2950 +utl, call 01724989707, boze1@gmx.de
Marnheim, 3bd, 2bth, Townhouse, 158sqm, BIK, balcony/terrace, private garage, pets allowed, available 1 Juni 2025, Housing Approved, €1850 +utl, call 0172 6936886, info@prem-realestate.com
Modern 3 level duplex in Mehlingen, 3 bdr/ 3 bath, floor heating, yard, garage, 205 sqm, rent €2050. Contact Lilly 0049 173 3647569 or info@german-aid.com
Health resort area Trippstadt, 3bd, 2bth, House, 148sqm, BIK, guest WC, liv/din, big terrace, laundry, private garage, small pets allowed, available 1 Sep. 2025, Housing Approved, €1450 +utl, call 017621587923, alina.kholodova@icloud.com
Kaiserslautern, 3bd, 3bth, House, 213sqm, BIK, guest WC, liv/din, balcony/ terrace, laundry, private garage, pets allowed, available 11 Aug. 2025, Housing Approved, €2300 +utl, jotmeister@gmail.com
Obernheim-Kirchenarnbach: Renovated & Cozy Farmhouse with beautiful courtyard, barn for parking and party room, 170sqm, BIK, liv, no pets, available 25 Aug. 2025, Housing Approved, €1750 +utl, call 0172 6936886, info@prem-reale state.com
The house is currently being renovated.Planned rental date is October 1, 2025.Details about the house will follow shortly.call Christine 0176-95619076 or send email: ckurz1904@aol.com
House, 2br, 1.5bth, GR, BIK, STO, PAN, 2 additional rooms, 157sqm, balcony and terrace, pets allowed, available 1 Aug. 2025, Housing Approved, €1,250 +utl, call +49 176 32681218, frauke.tamm@google mail.com
Kaiserslautern, 2bd, 2.5bth, House, 147sqm, BIK, guest WC, liv/din, balcony/ terrace, no pets, available 11 Aug. 2025, Housing Approved, €1250 +utl, whartmann44@gmail.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
2bedroom apartment, 2 bd, 1.5 bth, 113 sq meters, Obere Triftstrasse KIndsbach, 0173-3464394, michaelkappa@hotmail.de
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
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, 4bd, 2.5bth, Townhouse, 160sqm, BIK, guest WC, liv/din, laundry, dogs allowed, available 5 Nov. 2021, Housing Approved, 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
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 !
Enjoy living at the Bremerhof in Kaiserslautern, in this charming, completely renovated Countryhouse.The Bremerhof, one of the most unique residential areas in Kaiserslautern, located in a beautiful clearing in the middle of the Palatinate Forest, surrounded by fields with our horses, but with less than a 5 minutes drive to the center of K-Town.The apartment has an underfloor heating system, 2 bedrooms, a living room, 1 bathroom, a romatic garden with pool and your own beautiful, private fenced-in garden, which is the perfect place for days of rest and relaxation while you settle in Germany.Whether you are a single guest or a family with pets, this amazing Countryhouse with its wonderful garden and private pool, is perfectly located beside a nice restaurant with beer garden, two fantastic playgrounds and beautiful walking trails along the property.Calling from Germany: 0171-3136996Calling from America: 011-49-171-3136996Mail: in fo@judithkern.comWeb: www.judith kern.com
Landstuhl, 1bd, 1bth, Apartment, 76sqm, BIK, balcony/terrace, no pets, available 5 Apr. 2023, call 0172 6936886, in fo@prem-realestate.com
Modernized 3BR 2BA Apt, 5min from RAB, only SHORT-TERM RENTALS, ground floor, pet friendly ; www.mytlahome.com/ tla/l41a ; inquiries@mytlahome.com ; +4917624687550 (whatsapp)
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, 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, 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
Rodenbach, 2bd, 1bth, Apartment, 85sqm, BIK, liv, balcony/terrace, private garage, pets allowed, available 16 Juni 2024, Housing Approved, €1 +utl, call +49 156 78 212 399, info@tla-rentals.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
Stay Eden JADE, 10 minutes from RAB, high-end, 2 bed 1 bath, incl. sauna, home gym. Text us: +49 151 701 008 14 hello@ stay-eden.com
Stay Eden JASPER, 7 minutes from RAB, high-end, 2 bed 1 bath, incl. sauna, home gym. Text us: +49 151 701 008 14 hello@ stay-eden.com
Stay Eden MOONSTONE, 14 minutes from RAB, high-end, 2 bed 1 bath, incl. sauna, AC. Text us: +49 151 701 008 14 hel lo@stay-eden.com
Stay Eden ONYX, 11 minutes from RAB, high-end, 1 bed 1 bath, incl. sauna, home gym. Text us: +49 151 701 008 14 hello@ stay-eden.com
Stay Eden CORAL, 10 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
Stay Eden EMERALD, 10 minutes from RAB, high-end, 2 bed 1.5 bath, incl. sauna, home gym. Text us: +49 151 701 008 14 hello@stay-eden.com
Stay Eden RUBY, 7 minutes from RAB, high-end, 2 bed 1 bath, incl. sauna, home gym. Text us: +49 151 701 008 14 hello@ stay-eden.com
Stay Eden SAPPHIRE GREEN, 7 minutes from RAB, high-end, 1 bed 1 bath, incl. sauna, home gym. Text us: +49 151 701 008 14 hello@stay-eden.com
Stay Eden SAPPHIRE WHITE, 7 minutes from RAB, high-end, 2 bed 1.5 bath, incl. sauna, home gym. Text us: +49 151 701 008 14 hello@stay-eden.com
Stay Eden SUNSTONE, 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
Steinwenden, 2bd, 1.5bth, Apartment, 110sqm, BIK, guest WC, liv/din, balcony/ terrace, laundry, pets allowed, available 8 Maerz 2024, call +49 176 2468 7550 (WhatsApp), inquiries@mytlahome.com
TDY /TLA Rodenbach, 2bd, 1bth, Apartment, 85sqm, BIK, liv, balcony/terrace, private garage, pets allowed, available, Housing approved, call +49 156 78 212 399, in fo@tla-rentals.com
TLA /TDY Weilerbach, 4bd, 4bth, House, 227sqm, BIK, guest WC, liv/din, balcony/ terrace, laundry, finished basement, private garage, pets allowed, available 9 Maerz 2024, Housing Approved, call +49 156 78 212 399, info@tla-rentals.com
TLA /TDY/TLF & Car, near Panzer, Kleber, Daenner K., Kaiserslautern, 3bdr, 1.5bth, apartment/townhouse, 147sqm, BIK, guest WC, liv/din, balcony/terrace, laundry, finished basement, pets allowed, call/ WhatsAPP: +49 15678 212 399 Email: in fo@tla-rentals.com
TLA, TDY, 2bd, 2bth, Apartment, 110sqm, BIK, liv/din, laundry, pets allowed, available 3 Okt. 2024, call +49 176 2468 7550 (WhatsApp), inquiries@mytlaho me.com
TLA/TLF/TDY K-Town apt, boho meets contemporary-like style, fully furnished & equipped, 2bd, 1bth, kitchen, balcony, washer/dryer in unit, fireplace, per diem rate, credit card & VAT forms accepted, no fees. Contact Lilly +49 173 3647569, info@ german-aid.com
TLA/TLF/ TDY Kaiserslautern-Siegelbach fully furnished & equipped, 3bd, 2bath, kitchen, balcony, washer/dryer in unit, fireplace, per diem rate, credit card & VAT forms accepted, no fees. Contact Lilly +49 173 3647569, info@german-aid.com
Welcome to our new TLA / TDY Home in Weilerbach / Ramstein, 2, 3 and 4 bdr, 2 bth, Isigny-Allee 67685 Weilerbach Germany, lodging rate, klincks.tlahome@ gmail.com or 0049-1797891495 www.TLAhomes.com
2016 Honda CR-V AWD 5dr EX-L, Rear, Automatic, $24,325 (604409). MAS Military AutoSource - Kaiserslautern, 34 Kaiserstrasse, Kaiserslautern, 67661 Germany, +49 (0)631-56000921, jland@military cars.com. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2015 Land Rover Evoque Pure Plus Sport, US, Air Bag, Air Conditioning, All Season Tires, Automatic, Heated Seats, Multifunction for Steering Wheel, Power Locks, Power Mirrors, Power Seats, €14,995. Bavarian Motor Cars - BMW - Wuerzburg - BMW & Mini Car Dealer, Louis-Pasteur-Strasse 14, Wuerzburg, 97076 Germany, +49 (0) 931 870981021, marketing@bavarianmo torcars.com. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2014 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Sahara, US, Year: 2014 Make: Jeep Model: Wrangler Unlimited 4WD 4dr Sahara Engine: V6
Cylinder Engine Transmission: 5-SPEED
AUTOMATIC (W5A580) -inc: Tip Start, Hill Descent Control Exterior: Granite Crystal Interior: Black *SAF..., €19,995. Bavarian Motor Cars - BMW - Vilseck, Gut 3, Vilseck, 92249 Germany, +49 (0) 9641 60503292, admin-graf@bavarianmotorcars.com. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2013 Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland 4WD, US, Air Conditioning, All Wheel Drive, Alloy Wheels, Automatic, Keyless Entry, Navigation, Park Distance Control, Power Locks, Power Windows, €15,995. Bavarian Motor Cars - BMW - Vilseck, Gut 3, Vilseck, 92249 Germany, +49 (0) 9641 60503292, admin-graf@bavarianmotor cars.com. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2010 Subaru Impreza 2.5L Premium AWD, US, Year: 2010 Make: Subaru Model: Impreza Sedan 4dr Auto 2.5i Premium Special Edition Engine: 4 Cylinder Engine Transmission: 4-Speed A/T Exterior: Newport Blue Pearl Interior: Ivory *PACKAGE Special Edition pkg -..., €6,995. Bavarian Motor Cars - BMW - Wuerzburg - BMW & Mini Car Dealer, Louis-Pasteur-Strasse 14, Wuerzburg, 97076 Germany, +49 (0) 931 870981021, marketing@bavarianmotor cars.com. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2017 Toyota Corolla, US, €17,995. Bavarian Motor Cars - BMW - Vilseck, Gut 3, Vilseck, 92249 Germany, +49 (0) 9641 60503292, admin-graf@bavarianmotor cars.com. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee Trailhawk, SUV, Rear, 8-Speed Shiftable Automatic, $26,999 (DE9168). The Used Car GuysSpangdahlem, 45 Hillstrasse, Spangdahlem, 54529 Germany, +49 (0) 6565 957 315, mitch@usedcarguys.net. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2018 Volkswagen Golf Hatchback SE, Hatchback, Gas, Automatic, $17,495 (S6266). Ramstein Used Cars - Kaiserslautern, 17 Im Haderwald, Kaiserslautern, 67661 Deutschland, 0631-75 00 39 77, in fo@ramsteinusedcars.com. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2017 VW Jetta 1.8T SEL, US, Year: 2017 Make: Volkswagen Model: Jetta SEL Engine: 1.8L in-line 4 and variable valve timing Transmission: automatic with manual mode and floor shifter Exterior: Cardinal Red Metallic Interior: Black *SAFETY Back-Up C..., €14,995. Bavarian Motor Cars - BMWVilseck, Gut 3, Vilseck, 92249 Germany, +49 (0) 9641 60503292, admin-graf@bava rianmotorcars.com. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2019 Dacia Jogger Expression 7 Seater, EU, $19,999 (DE8889). The Used Car GuysKaiserslautern, Weilerbacher Strasse 110, Kaiserslautern, 67661 Germany, +49 (0) 631-68031210, kaiserslautern@usedcar guys.net. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2018 Ford Mustang Convertible 2D EcoBoost Premium 2.3L I4 Tu, US, €20,995. Bavarian Motor Cars - BMW - Vilseck, Gut 3, Vilseck, 92249 Germany, +49 (0) 9641 60503292, admin-graf@bavarianmotor cars.com. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2016 Toyota Highlander AWD 4dr V6 XLE (Natl), Rear, Automatic, $22,324 (604415). MAS Military AutoSource - Kaiserslautern, 34 Kaiserstrasse, Kaiserslautern, 67661 Germany, +49 (0)63156000921, jland@militarycars.com. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2018 GMC Acadia Denali, US, Year: 2018 Make: GMC Model: Acadia AWD 4dr Denali Engine: V6 Cylinder Engine Transmission: 6-SPEED AUTOMATIC Exterior: White Frost Tricoat Interior: Cocoa/ Shale *PACKAGE *Driver Alert Package II includes Lane ..., €26,495. Bavarian Motor CarsBMW - Vilseck, Gut 3, Vilseck, 92249 Germany, +49 (0) 9641 60503292, admingraf@bavarianmotorcars.com. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2019 Dodge Durango GT AWD, US, Year: 2019 Make: Dodge Model: Durango GT AWD Engine: V6 Cylinder Engine Transmission: 8-SPEED AUTOMATIC Exterior: DB Black Clearcoat Interior: Black *INSTALLED OPTIONS *Black- Leather Trimmed Bucket Seats 2 Seat ..., €27,995. Bavarian Motor Cars - BMW - Wuerzburg - BMW & Mini Car Dealer, Louis-Pasteur-Strasse 14, Wuerzburg, 97076 Germany, +49 (0) 931 870981021, marketing@bavarianmotor cars.com. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
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2017 Audi A1 Hatchback- EU Spec, Hatchback, Gas, Manual, $16,495 (S-6259). Ramstein Used Cars - Kaiserslautern, 17 Im Haderwald, Kaiserslautern, 67661 Deutschland, 0631-75 00 39 77, info@ramsteinused cars.com. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2017 Audi A5 Sportback TDI Sport Diesel, EU, Manual, $20,999 (DE9001). The Used Car Guys - Stuttgart, 6 Robert-Bosch-Strasse, Schoenaich, 71101 Germany, +49 (0)1727 129 046, stuttgart@usedcar guys.net. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2017 Mazda 6 Touring Sedan, US, Year:
2017 Make: Mazda Model: Mazda6 Touring Auto Engine: 4 Cylinder Engine Transmission: 6-Speed A/T Exterior: Sonic Silver Metallic Interior: Black *SAFETY Back-Up Camera Outboard Front Lap And Shoulder Safet..., €14,995. Bavarian Motor CarsBMW - Vilseck, Gut 3, Vilseck, 92249 Germany, +49 (0) 9641 60503292, admingraf@bavarianmotorcars.com. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2017 Mercedes E200, EU, $30,999 (DE8951). The Used Car Guys - Kaiserslautern, Weilerbacher Strasse 110, Kaiserslautern, 67661 Germany, +49 (0) 63168031210, kaiserslautern@usedcar guys.net. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2018 Honda Ridgeline RTL-T, Pickup, AWD/4WD, 6-Speed Shiftable Automatic, $27,999 (DE9062). The Used Car GuysStuttgart, 6 Robert-Bosch-Strasse, Schoenaich, 71101 Germany, +49 (0)1727 129 046, stuttgart@usedcarguys.net. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2018 Subaru Legacy Sedan 4D i Limited AWD 2.5L H4, US, Year: 2018 Make: Subaru Model: Legacy 2.5i Limited Engine: 4 Cylinder Engine Transmission: CVT Transmission Exterior: Crystal Black Silica Interior: Warm Ivory *SAFETY Back-Up Camera Outboard Front Lap And Shou..., €20,995. Bavarian Motor Cars - BMW - Vilseck, Gut 3, Vilseck, 92249 Germany, +49 (0) 9641 60503292, admin-graf@bavarianmotor cars.com. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2018 Jeep Wrangler Sahara Unlimited, US, *JEEP WRANGLER UNLIMITED SAHARA Exterior Color: Granite Crystal Metallic Clear Coat Exterior Paint Interior Color: Black Interior Color Interior: Leather-Trimmed Seats with Sahara Logo Engine: 3.6L V6 24V VVT Engine w/ ESS Tran..., €31,995. Bavarian Motor Cars - BMW - WuerzburgBMW & Mini Car Dealer, Louis-PasteurStrasse 14, Wuerzburg, 97076 Germany, +49 (0) 931 870981021, marketing@bava rianmotorcars.com. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2019 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited, SUV, Rear, 8-Speed Shiftable Automatic, $24,999 (DE8777). The Used Car GuysSpangdahlem, 45 Hillstrasse, Spangdahlem, 54529 Germany, +49 (0) 6565 957 315, mitch@usedcarguys.net. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2019 Mercedes-Benz GLC GLC 300 4MATIC Coupe, Rear, Automatic, $36,699 (904823). MAS Military AutoSource - Kaiserslautern, 34 Kaiserstrasse, Kaiserslautern, 67661 Germany, +49 (0)63156000921, jland@militarycars.com. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2019 Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV SEL, SUV, AWD/4WD, 1-Speed Direct-Drive Automatic, $19,999 (DE8749). 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!
2020 Audi Q2 35 TFSI Sport, EU, 7 speed S Tronic, $24,999 (DEN8708). 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 Nissan Pathfinder S, SUV, Rear, CVT, $20,999 (DE8886). 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!
2019 Volkswagen Golf Wagon, EU, $21,999 (DE8904). The Used Car GuysStuttgart, 6 Robert-Bosch-Strasse, Schoenaich, 71101 Germany, +49 (0)1727 129 046, stuttgart@usedcarguys.net. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2020 Volkswagen Tiguan Elegance, EU, $24,499 (DEN8467). The Used Car GuysKaiserslautern, Weilerbacher Strasse 110, Kaiserslautern, 67661 Germany, +49 (0) 631-68031210, kaiserslautern@usedcar guys.net. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2020 Volkswagen Tiguan SEL 4MOTION, AWD/4WD, Gas, Automatic, $21,995 (S6252). Ramstein Used Cars - Kaiserslautern, 17 Im Haderwald, Kaiserslautern, 67661 Deutschland, 0631-75 00 39 77, in fo@ramsteinusedcars.com. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2021 BMW 118i Sportline, EU, $23,999 (DE9151). 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 228i xDrive Gran Coupe MSport, Sedan / Saloon, AWD/4WD, 8Speed Shiftable Automatic, $32,999 (DE8754). 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 Hyundai i10, EU, $17,999 (DE9167). The Used Car Guys - Stuttgart, 6 RobertBosch-Strasse, Schoenaich, 71101 Germany, +49 (0)1727 129 046, stuttgart@used carguys.net. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2021 Kia Rio GT Line, EU, $20,999 (DE8621). The Used Car Guys - Kaiserslautern, Weilerbacher Strasse 110, Kaiserslautern, 67661 Germany, +49 (0) 63168031210, kaiserslautern@usedcar guys.net. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2021 Nissan Micra N-Design, EU, continuously-variable transmission X-TronicCVT, $19,999 (DE9214). The Used Car Guys - Kaiserslautern, Weilerbacher Strasse 110, Kaiserslautern, 67661 Germany, +49 (0) 631-68031210, kaiserslautern@usedcar guys.net. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2021 Volkswagen Jetta GLI Autobahn Manual, Front, Manual, $25,600 (104565). MAS Military AutoSource - Kaiserslautern, 34 Kaiserstrasse, Kaiserslautern, 67661 Germany, +49 (0)631-56000921, jland@milita rycars.com. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2021 Volkswagen T-Roc Style, EU, $25,899 (DEN8539). The Used Car GuysKaiserslautern, Weilerbacher Strasse 110, Kaiserslautern, 67661 Germany, +49 (0) 631-68031210, kaiserslautern@usedcar guys.net. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2021 Volkswagen T-Roc Style, EU, $24,999 (DEN8534). The Used Car GuysSpangdahlem, 45 Hillstrasse, Spangdahlem, 54529 Germany, +49 (0) 6565 957 315, mitch@usedcarguys.net. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2022 Audi A3, EU, $25,999 (DEN8955). The Used Car Guys - Stuttgart, 6 RobertBosch-Strasse, Schoenaich, 71101 Germany, +49 (0)1727 129 046, stuttgart@used carguys.net. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2022 BMW 2 Series M235i xDrive Gran Coupe, Sedan / Saloon, AWD/4WD, 8Speed Shiftable Automatic w/Sport Transmission, $37,999 (DE8866). The Used Car Guys - Kaiserslautern, Weilerbacher Strasse 110, Kaiserslautern, 67661 Germany, +49 (0) 631-68031210, kaiserslautern@ usedcarguys.net. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2022 BMW 2 Series M235i xDrive Gran Coupe, Sedan / Saloon, AWD/4WD, 8Speed Shiftable Automatic w/Sport Transmission, $37,999 (DE8976). 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!
2022 BMW 228i xDrive Gran Coupe M, US, €29,995. Bavarian Motor Cars - BMWVilseck, Gut 3, Vilseck, 92249 Germany, +49 (0) 9641 60503292, admin-graf@bava rianmotorcars.com. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2022 BMW 330i xDrive Sedan, US, *BMW 330i xDrive Sedan Black Saphire CO2 package Remote engine start 19" LA wheel double sp.793I AS em.op. Steering wheel heater Sports leather steering wheel Tire with run-flat functionality Sport automat..., €33,995. Bavarian Motor Cars - BMW - Vilseck, Gut 3, Vilseck, 92249 Germany, +49 (0) 9641 60503292, admingraf@bavarianmotorcars.com. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2022 Jeep Compass Latitude Lux, AWD/ 4WD, Automatic, $31,649 (204456). MAS Military AutoSource - Kaiserslautern, 34 Kaiserstrasse, Kaiserslautern, 67661 Germany, +49 (0)631-56000921, jland@milita rycars.com. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2022 BMW 430i Gran Coupe, US, €38,995. Bavarian Motor Cars - BMW - Vilseck, Gut 3, Vilseck, 92249 Germany, +49 (0) 9641 60503292, admin-graf@bavarianmotor cars.com. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2022 Chevrolet Colorado ZR2 4x4, Pickup, Rear, 8-Speed Shiftable Automatic, $44,999 (DE9159). The Used Car GuysStuttgart, 6 Robert-Bosch-Strasse, Schoenaich, 71101 Germany, +49 (0)1727 129 046, stuttgart@usedcarguys.net. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2022 Chrysler Pacifica Touring L, US, *CHRYSLER PACIFICA TOURING L Exterior Color: Fathom Blue Pearl-Coat Interior Color: Black / Alloy / Black Interior Colors Interior: McKinley Leather Perforated Bucket Seats Engine: 3.6L V6 24V VVT Engine with Stop/Start Transm..., €35,995. Bavarian Motor Cars - BMW - Vilseck, Gut 3, Vilseck, 92249 Germany, +49 (0) 9641 60503292, admin-graf@bavarianmotorcars.com. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
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2021 BMW 330i xDrive, AWD/4WD, Gas, Automatic, $32,995 (S-6257). Ramstein Used Cars - Kaiserslautern, 17 Im Haderwald, Kaiserslautern, 67661 Deutschland, 0631-75 00 39 77, info@ramsteinused cars.com. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2021 Ford Escape SE AWD, Rear, Automatic, $26,899 (104515). MAS Military AutoSource - Kaiserslautern, 34 Kaiserstrasse, Kaiserslautern, 67661 Germany, +49 (0)631-56000921, jland@militarycars.com. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
Exterior Paint Interior Color: Black Interior Color Interior: Leather-Trimmed Bucket Seats Engine: 3.6L V6 24V VVT Engine Upg I w/ ESS Transmission: 8-Speed ..., €30,995. Bavarian Motor Cars - BMW - Vilseck, Gut 3, Vilseck, 92249 Germany, +49 (0) 9641 60503292, admin-graf@bavarianmotor cars.com. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2022 Audi A1 Sportback, EU, $24,699 (DEN8646). The Used Car Guys - Kaiserslautern, Weilerbacher Strasse 110, Kaiserslautern, 67661 Germany, +49 (0) 63168031210, kaiserslautern@usedcar guys.net. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2022 Audi A3 Sportback, EU, 7-speeddual-clutch transmission DSG, $27,999 (DEN8590). The Used Car Guys - Kaiserslautern, Weilerbacher Strasse 110, Kaiserslautern, 67661 Germany, +49 (0) 63168031210, kaiserslautern@usedcar guys.net. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
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2022 Kia Picanto X-Line, EU, $16,999 (DE9156). 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!
2022 VW ID4 Pro S, US, Year: 2022 Make: Volkswagen Model: ID.4 PRO S Engine: Electric Motor Transmission: automatic and floor shifter Exterior: Glacier White Metallic/Black Roof Interior: Lunar Gray *INSTALLED OPTIONS *Gradient Package marketing@bavarianmotorcars.com
2022 Nissan Maxima 3.5 Platinum, Sedan / Saloon, Front, 7-Speed Shiftable CVT, $34,999 (DE8936). The Used Car GuysStuttgart, 6 Robert-Bosch-Strasse, Schoenaich, 71101 Germany, +49 (0)1727 129 046, stuttgart@usedcarguys.net. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2022 Seat Arona, EU, $21,999 (DEN9005). The Used Car Guys - Spangdahlem, 45 Hillstrasse, Spangdahlem, 54529 Germany, +49 (0) 6565 957 315, mitch@usedcar guys.net. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
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2022 Toyota Aygo X Pulse, EU, $16,999 (DE8879). 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!
2022 Volvo XC60 B5 Momentum, SUV, AWD/4WD, 8-Speed Shiftable Automatic, $34,999 (DE9160). The Used Car GuysStuttgart, 6 Robert-Bosch-Strasse, Schoenaich, 71101 Germany, +49 (0)1727 129 046, stuttgart@usedcarguys.net. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2023 BMW 2 Series 228i xDrive Gran Coupe, Rear, Automatic, $38,774 (304051). MAS Military AutoSource - Kaiserslautern, 34 Kaiserstrasse, Kaiserslautern, 67661 Germany, +49 (0)631-56000921, jland@milita rycars.com. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2023 BMW 228 xDrive Gran Coupe, US, *BMW 228i xDrive Gran Coupe Jet Black Mocha Perforated Dakota Leather *Sport Line 17" Double-spoke wheels style 549 with all-season run-flat tires Satin aluminum line exterior trim Sport seats Illum..., €33,995. Bavarian Motor Cars - BMWVilseck, Gut 3, Vilseck, 92249 Germany, +49 (0) 9641 60503292, admin-graf@bava rianmotorcars.com. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2023 BMW 8 Series M850i xDrive Gran Coupe, Rear, Automatic, $72,900 (304100). MAS Military AutoSource - Kaiserslautern, 34 Kaiserstrasse, Kaiserslautern, 67661 Germany, +49 (0)631-56000921, jland@milita rycars.com. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2023 Kia Forte LX, Sedan / Saloon, Front, CVT, $20,999 (DE9182). 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!
2023 MINI Clubman Cooper S ALL4, Rear, Automatic, $32,700 (304171). MAS Military AutoSource - Kaiserslautern, 34 Kaiserstrasse, Kaiserslautern, 67661 Germany, +49 (0)631-56000921, jland@military cars.com. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2023 Nissan Kicks SR, Wagon, Front, Xtronic CVT, $25,499 (DE9028). The Used Car Guys - Kaiserslautern, Weilerbacher Strasse 110, Kaiserslautern, 67661 Germany, +49 (0) 631-68031210, kaiserslautern@ usedcarguys.net. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2023 Toyota Yaris Active, EU, Automatic, $21,999 (DEN9055). The Used Car GuysSpangdahlem, 45 Hillstrasse, Spangdahlem, 54529 Germany, +49 (0) 6565 957 315, mitch@usedcarguys.net. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2023 Volvo XC40 B5 Ultimate Bright Theme, SUV, AWD/4WD, 8-Speed Shiftable Automatic, $39,999 (DE9175). The Used Car Guys - Kaiserslautern, Weilerbacher Strasse 110, Kaiserslautern, 67661 Germany, +49 (0) 631-68031210, kaiserslautern@ usedcarguys.net. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2024 Audi A1 Sportback, EU, 7 speed, $25,999 (DEN8738). The Used Car GuysStuttgart, 6 Robert-Bosch-Strasse, Schoenaich, 71101 Germany, +49 (0)1727 129 046, stuttgart@usedcarguys.net. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2024 Audi A3 Sportback, EU, $33,999 (DEN8654). The Used Car Guys - Kaiserslautern, Weilerbacher Strasse 110, Kaiserslautern, 67661 Germany, +49 (0) 63168031210, kaiserslautern@usedcar guys.net. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2024 BMW 330i xDrive MSport, Sedan / Saloon, AWD/4WD, 8-Speed Shiftable Automatic w/Sport Transmission, $41,997 (DE8638). 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!
2024 BMW 330i xDrive Sedan, US, 2024 330i xDrive Sedan\tab\tab\tab Black Sapphire Metallic\tab\tab\tab Black Perforated SensaTec\tab\tab\tab *Driving Assistance Package\tab\tab\tab Active Driving Assistant\tab\tab\tab Active Blind Spot Detection\tab\tab\tab Lane Departure Warning\tab \tab\tab *Pa..., €45,495. Bavarian Motor Cars - BMW - Vilseck, Gut 3, Vilseck, 92249 Germany, +49 (0) 9641 60503292, admin-graf@bavarianmotor cars.com. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2024 BMW X1 M35i, US, *2024 BMW X1 M35i\tab\tab\tab Mineral White Metallic\tab\tab\tab Black M Alcantara/Veganza With Blue Contrast Stitching\tab\tab *Driving Assistance Professional Package\tab\tab\tab Active Driving Assistant Pro\tab\tab\tab Active Cruise Control w/ Stop & Go\tab\tab\tab ..., €49,995. Bavarian Motor Cars - BMW - Vilseck, Gut 3, Vilseck, 92249 Germany, +49 (0) 9641 60503292, admin-graf@bavarianmotor cars.com. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2024 BMW X1 xDrive28i, US, *2024 X1 xDrive28i\tab\tab\tab Storm Bay Metallic\tab Black M Alcantara/Veganza With Blue Contrast Stitching\tab\tab \tab *Driving Assistance Professional Package\tab\tab\tab Active Driving Assistant Pro\tab\tab\tab Active Cruise Control w/ Stop & Go\tab\tab\tab admin-graf@bava rianmotorcars.com
2024 BMW X1 xDrive28i, US, *2024 X1 xDrive28i\tab\tab\tab San Remo Green Metallic \tab\tab Black Perforated Veganza\tab \tab *xLine\tab\tab\tab Satin aluminum line exterior trim\tab\tab\tab Black High Gloss Trim w/ Ambient Light\tab\tab\tab SensaTec Dashboard\tab\tab\tab xLine content ..., €39,995. Bavarian Motor Cars - BMW - Wuerzburg - BMW & Mini Car Dealer, LouisPasteur-Strasse 14, Wuerzburg, 97076 Germany, +49 (0) 931 870981021, marketing@ bavarianmotorcars.com. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2024 Audi Q3 Premium 45 S-Line Quattro, AWD/4WD, Gas, Automatic, $36,995 (US-5799). Ramstein Used Cars - Kaiserslautern, 17 Im Haderwald, Kaiserslautern, 67661 Deutschland, 0631-75 00 39 77, in fo@ramsteinusedcars.com. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2024 BMW X3 M40i, US, €57,690. Bavarian Motor Cars - BMW - Wuerzburg - BMW & Mini Car Dealer, Louis-Pasteur-Strasse 14, Wuerzburg, 97076 Germany, +49 (0) 931 870981021, marketing@bavarianmo torcars.com. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2024 BMW 228i xDrive Gran Coupe, US, Snapper Rocks Blue Metallic\tab\tab\tab Oyster/Black SensaTec\tab\tab\tab *M Sport Package\tab\tab\tab 8-Speed Sport Automatic Transmission\tab\tab\tab M Sport Steering\tab\tab\tab Without Lines designation outside\tab\tab\tab Rear spoiler\tab\tab\tab *Premium Pack..., €42,995. Bavarian Motor Cars - BMW - Vilseck, Gut 3, Vilseck, 92249 Germany, +49 (0) 9641 60503292, admin-graf@bavarianmotor cars.com. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
2024 BMW 330i xDrive M Sport, Sedan / Saloon, AWD/4WD, 8-Speed Shiftable Automatic w/Sport Transmission, $41,997 (DE8637). The Used Car Guys - Kaiserslautern, Weilerbacher Strasse 110, Kaiserslautern, 67661 Germany, +49 (0) 63168031210, kaiserslautern@usedcar guys.net. Find all of our cars on FindItGuide.com!
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Air Force Capt. Cameron Silver U.S. Space Forces – Space
Space Force Spc. 3 Jordan Zuniga, Space Delta 15 cyber host analyst, earned a spot at the 2025 Armed Forces Wrestling Championship, representing the Department of the Air Force on its 26-member wrestling squad.
Assigned to the National Space Defense Center at Schriever Space Force Base, Colorado, Zuniga specializes in defensive cyber operations and is now preparing for his second appearance at the championship tournament, set to take place Nov. 14-17 at Fort Bliss, Texas.
“[Cyber operations] demand seamless collaboration between highly specialized teams working towards a common mission goal,” Zuniga said.
As a defense cyber analyst, Zuniga’s duties include conducting intelligence-driven defensive cyberspace warfare operations alongside mission partners in the intelligence community, assuring the NSDC’s space superiority mission by identifying, denying and defending against threats.
While he thinks it may not be readily apparent to some, Zuniga
views this job and his passion for wrestling as having a synergistic relationship.
“Wrestling cultivates resilience, strategic thinking, and physical endurance — all of which enhance a guardian’s effectiveness,” Zuniga said. “Conversely, military service instills discipline, mental fortitude under pressure, and a heightened sense of teamwork and purpose — bolstering a wrestler’s performance and mental game.”
Zuniga first competed in the championship tournament in 2023, taking last year off to focus on military training. But he didn’t grow up wrestling.
“The only reason I had joined the wrestling team was because my high school football coach encouraged everyone to wrestle after football season was over, to improve tackling and stay in shape,” he said. “Turns out, I was a decent wrestler.”
Zuniga went on to wrestle collegiately at Río Hondo College in Whittier, California, before joining the Space Force. Now, he’s found a way to do both and credits the rigors of his job for making him a better competitor on the mat.
“When things don’t go as originally planned, we implement our
contingency plans at work,” he said. “The same goes for when I wrestle. If I feel that I’m not getting the result I’m looking for, I switch my game plan and work towards something that will have more of an effect.”
Zuniga says that his leadership has been very supportive of his wrestling pursuits and has encouraged him to push both his physical and mental limits as they’ve accommodated his training and
competition schedule.
Space Force Tech. Sgt. Ruben Puebla, DEL 15 operator and Zuniga’s supervisor, knows Zuniga is a vital piece of the NSDC team and mission.
“Spc. 3 Zuniga plays a vital role in Delta 15’s mission success as a cyber host analyst,” Puebla said. “His efforts are setting the foundation for how Delta 15 executes cyber operations to defend the National Space Defense Center’s
space superiority mission.”
At this upcoming tournament, Zuniga and teammates will compete against the other military services in 10 different weight classes for both freestyle and GrecoRoman wrestling.
“Representing the branch in an armed forces wrestling competition is a profound privilege that evokes a deep sense of appreciation,” Zuniga said. “The competition is a chance to honor the Space Force by demonstrating its values and capabilities, while also standing alongside the very best athletes from the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps and Coast Guard.”
When asked about his goals for the tournament, Zuniga set the bar high and took the opportunity to offer some advice to prospective military athletes.
“When going into a tournament, I always have a goal of coming in at first place,” he said. “If you’re a guardian who would like to pursue elite-level athletics, stay focused on your purpose and communicate openly with your leadership. With discipline, balance and the right support, you can excel both in your sport and in your service to the mission.”
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In Northern England, a man heads out on a journey into the woods to reconnect with the estranged hermit brother with whom he shared a complicated past that was altered by life-changing events decades ago.
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Director: Ronan Day-Lewis
Big Bold Beautiful Journey (2025)
Two strangers who meet at a mutual friend’s wedding have the chance to relive important moments from their pasts, illuminating the path that led them to the present and gaining the opportunity to change their futures.
Cast: Colin Farrell, Margot Robbie, Phoebe
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Director: Kogonada
Demon Slayer: Kimetsu No Yaiba Infinity Castle (2025)
The Demon Slayer Corps are drawn into the Infinity Castle, where Tanjiro, Nezuko, and the Hashira face terrifying Upper Rank demons in a desperate fight as the final battle against Muzan Kibutsuji begins.
Cast: Zach Aguilar, Johnny Yong Bosch, Griffin Burns
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Something terrible happened to Agnes. But life goes on for everyone else. When a friend visits on the brink of an important milestone, Agnes realizes how stuck she’s been, in this bittersweet story of finding your way after your world comes crashing down.
Cast: Eva Victor, Naomi Ackie, Lucas Hedges, Kelly McCormack, John Carroll Lynch, Louis Cancelmi
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Bob is a washed-up revolutionary who lives in a state of stoned paranoia, surviving off-grid with his spirited and self-reliant daughter, Willa. When his evil nemesis resurfaces and Willa goes missing, the former radical scrambles to find her as both father and daughter battle the consequences of their pasts.
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the primary city of the country, Vienna functions as Austria’s political, economic and cultural center.
Up to the early 20th century, Vienna was the largest European city with the most German speakers. It now serves as the home of many large global organizations such as Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and as one of the United Nations’ four global headquarters.
Being located towards the eastern side of Austria, Vienna is very close to Hungary, Slovakia and Czech Republic. Together with the nearby capital of Slovakia (Bratislava), a metropolitan region has formed with over three million people. In addition, Vienna’s city center is already a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Due to an illustrious musical legacy and history, Vienna has been called the City of Music by many. Sigmund Freud, the world’s first psychoanalyst, is just one of many famous personalities that were proud to call it home.
History
Vienna’s roots go back to the Roman and Celtic settlements before it changed into a Baroque and Medieval city and the Austro-Hungarian Empire’s capital. There is strong evidence that early habitation around the city goes back to about 500 BC, when the Celts settled on the Danube River where the city stands today. The Romans fortified the city’s frontier in 15 BC, a city they referred to as Vindobona to keep it safe from the Germanic tribes living in the north.
During the Napoleonic Wars, the city was made the Austrian Empire’s capital and even after the compromise of 1867 of the Austro-Hungarian regions the city remained the capital.
From (Austrian-born) Adolf Hitler’s union with Vienna in 1938 to the end of the Second World War, Vienna and all of Austria was considered part of Germany. However, it lost its status as a capital to Berlin throughout the Nazi era. In 1945 Vienna was besieged by Soviet Army and Anglo-American air raids and artillery duels between Wehrmacht, SS and the Red Army. The city’s infrastructure was destroyed during the war. Vienna remained under Soviet control until 1955, even after having been restored as the capital of Austria much earlier.
Must-sees in Vienna
Vienna has many museums and historic buildings depicting its rich history as the capital of Austria. The most famous museums and must-sees include the Inner Stadt’s Albertina and the Museum of Fine Arts or Kunsthistorisches Museum. The UNESCO World Heritage Schloss Schönbrunn (palace) is also worth your time.
If you are in Vienna in time for carnival-season: do not forget to check out the ball calendar for a chance to attend one of the most glamorous Vienna balls, especially those taking place in the City Hall (Rathaus) and the Vienna Hofburg. A huge number of film festivals take place in open air such as the Schloss Neugebäude, Prater, Vienna Turf Krieau and the Augarten during the summer months. Summer also brings the ImPulsTanz Festival for modern performances and dances, the place to be for anyone looking for a dance workshop.
Those visiting Vienna during Christmas-time can visit a variety of Christmas Markets starting in November and running through the end of December. These markets are famous for delicious drinks, hot and cold, eating traditional and warming dishes and shopping.
On top of all the things you will do in Vienna, do not forget to visit the Schönbrunn Palace, Gloriette, Austrian Parliament Building, Palais Augartenm Belvedere Palace, Wiener Riesenrad, and the Vienna State Opera, among a list of other unforgettable attractions.
Cuisine
Vienna offers a bewildering food variety across most of its restaurants. It is famous for its veal cutlet (the Kalbsschnitzel) or pork cutlet pounded flat, coated in breadcrumbs, egg and flour before being fried in butter. Other Viennese cuisines to check out include Tafelspitz (boiled beef served with fried mashed potatoes – another must-try), Geröstete Erdäpfel (potatoes, cream and horseradish mixture known as Apfelkren) and stale bread and mayonnaise chives sauce cuisine known as Schnittlauchsauce. Sausages are very popular here, too, especially from street vendors, most of which also sell potato fritters and hot chestnuts known as Maroni during the winter.
Wine and beer in Vienna
Vienna has vineyards of its own with the wine being served in Heuriger (small, openair pubs), particularly in the wine growing regions of Floridsdorf, Liesing, Favoriten and Dobling. Beer is another famous drink in Vienna, especially from the city’s microbreweries and the Ottakringer, a larger Viennese brewery.
How to get there
Fly to Vienna via the Vienna International Airport and use diverse motorways, road and train connections to discover the famous city’s center.
By car, Austria is approximately 7 hours and 20 minutes east of Kaiserslautern, 7 hours east of Wiesbaden and 6 hours and 30 minutes east of Stuttgart.
Check with DB Bahn for train details.
