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United States Army Europe Band rehearses in Red Square
MOSCOW-- With the historic St Basil’s Cathedral
and Kremlin walls as backdrops, the US Army Europe Band practices the
grand finale along with bands and performers from 10 different
countries, all participating in the Moscow Military Tattoo, also known
as the “Spasskaya Tower” Festival. The USAREUR Band has been rehearsing on
Red Square and perform throughout the festival scheduled thru September
4-8.
The United States Army Europe Band & Chorus, under
the command of Lieutenant Colonel Beth T.M. Steele, is stationed at
Tompkins Barracks in Schwetzingen, Germany. The Band was originally
activated in 1940. With its partner group, the United States Army
Europe Soldiers' Chorus, it is currently the Army's third largest
musical organization, the biggest outside of the United States, and the
Army's premier musical ambassadors in Europe.
(U.S. Army photo – Richard Bumgardner, USAREUR Public Affairs Office)
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TASM-E
nears completion of Dutch FMS reset mission
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5th Signal Command Soldiers participate in ceremony honoring outgoing Hessen
Minister President
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 COLEMAN
BARRACKS, Germany --
The
Theater Aviation Sustainment Manager – Europe is nearing completion of a
Foreign Military Sales reset mission for the Dutch military. TASM-E has
already completed reset for two AH64D Apache helicopters owned by the
Dutch military and is nearing completion of the third. The aircraft had
been purchased by the Dutch military through the FMS program. The last
aircraft undergoing reset is scheduled to be complete within the next 60
days, at which time the aircraft will be returned to the Dutch
military.This reset mission is the second mission TASM-E has performed
for the Netherlands this year. TASM-E also reset AH64D Apaches in March.
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 WIESBADEN,
Germany -- A 5th Signal Command color guard
and honor detail from U.S. Army Europe's 5th Signal Command takes part
in a German military torchlight ceremony to honor and farewell outgoing
Hessen Minister President Roland Koch, at Schloss Biebrich in Wiesbaden,
Germany, Aug. 30. Koch left office after 11 years as Hessen's head of
state. (Photo by Frank Schleehuber)
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