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Ramstein Air Base

Ramstein Air Base

Air force base in Ramstein-Miesenbach, GermanyWikipedia

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Sep 26, 2026

Joe MulbergerHOST
6:15
Where were you located in Germany?
Phil SparacinoGUEST
6:17
I was located in Landstuhl Air Force Base, Germany, right across the street from Ramstein
Joe MulbergerHOST
6:25
Military Post.
Joe MulbergerHOST
6:27
Now, what were you doing there? In Landstuhl,
Ben HodgesGUEST
44:23
Why is it in the interests of the United States that Europe is stable and secure and prosperous? You know, there's never any discussion about why it's in our interest that these troops from the great Second Striker Cavalry Regiment are not in Vilsack to guard Bavarians.
Ben HodgesGUEST
44:40
They're based there so that we can project power, just like Ramstein, just like our great Navy down in Naples and Sigonella and in Crete.
Ben HodgesGUEST
44:51
They have to talk about interest.
Ben HodgesGUEST
44:53
And then...
Ben HodgesGUEST
45:04
To practically answer your question, though, of course, there is one Patriot battalion in all of Europe.
Ben HodgesGUEST
45:11
One Patriot battalion.
Ben HodgesGUEST
45:13
And that takes a battalion to protect Ramstein.
Ben HodgesGUEST
45:16
So if you took the Patriots out of Europe, we'd be dependent on somebody else to protect our biggest asset.
Ashley NicklausHOST
26:49
Usually point of injury is recovered by a helicopter.
Ashley NicklausHOST
26:52
Then they're taken to a major base like Balad where they are – saved, put together, stabilized to a state where they can put them on an aircraft with full life support and get them to Ramstein Air Force Base where they're further undergo medical care.
Ashley NicklausHOST
27:13
So then they can be stabilized further and sent back to the United States where they can undergo most of their rehabilitation.
Ashley NicklausHOST
27:22
So my husband saw the worst of the worst over there and saved many lives.
Teresa WhitakerNARRATOR
3:31
Gibson had a few favorites, including the National Military Monument, where she searched for her son, who was on active duty in the United States Air Force.
Teresa WhitakerNARRATOR
3:40
Seeing the Air Force Memorial also struck home for her, as her son is currently serving at the Ramstein Air Base in Germany.
Teresa WhitakerNARRATOR
3:49
I just wanted to let my son know that although he is currently serving, that mom is still supporting him in every way I can, she said.
Teresa WhitakerNARRATOR
3:56
That was my way of showing him to just continue the good fight and that I love him.
Gordon CoreraHOST
18:05
And actually, I mean, when you look at it, it's amazing.
Gordon CoreraHOST
18:08
They found 144 incidents between August 2024 and February 2026 across 13 European countries, often seeing drones being flown off Russian commercial vessels, so ships, shadow fleet tankers, coastal freighters, smaller craft, and they're being used as the launch platforms to then fly reconnaissance drones, and I think half went over military facilities, about 20% over civilian airports, and a nearly 25 or so percent were over critical infrastructure, so things like ports and energy installations, with Germany actually reporting the largest number of incidents, including six separate drone sightings over Ramstein Air Base in Germany, which is used a lot by the US as well.
David McCloskeyHOST
18:55
Well, and it's, it's, it's not just happening in kind of Central and Eastern Europe either, is it? I mean, 'cause o- other incidents include an air base in Northeast Belgium, which by the way houses US nuclear weapons.
David McCloskeyHOST
19:10
Uh, drones observed over, I mean, how many RAF bases has it been in, in recent months? It's wild.
Elizabeth TownsendGUEST
3:16
I'm also a graduate of Weapons Instructor course.
Elizabeth TownsendGUEST
3:18
And then after all that, I went over to Ramstein and helped stand up the headquarters of Space Forces for Europe and Africa, working information warfare at the space component out there.
Elizabeth TownsendGUEST
3:29
Um, I then moved on to Commander General Staff College at Kansas, and then SAAS.
Elizabeth TownsendGUEST
3:34
I was honored to be selected.
Sacha KierCORRESPONDENT
0:32
Local media are reporting the aircraft was one of four returning from a training exercise.
Sacha KierCORRESPONDENT
0:37
The other three diverted to Ramstein.
Sacha KierCORRESPONDENT
0:39
The cause of the crash has not yet been disclosed.
Sacha KierCORRESPONDENT
0:43
Diesel has dropped by almost six cents a litre at Luxembourg's filling stations overnight, now costing two euros and five cents.
Sacha KierCORRESPONDENT
0:27
Local media are reporting the aircraft was one of four returning from a training exercise.
Sacha KierCORRESPONDENT
0:33
The other three diverted to Ramstein.
Sacha KierCORRESPONDENT
0:35
The cause of the crash has not yet been disclosed.
Sacha KierCORRESPONDENT
0:38
Diesel has dropped by almost six cents a litre at Luxembourg filling stations overnight, now costing two euros and five cents.
Jose Houdini DavisHOST
20:52
You know, you bring that up every time I have a bad day at work or whatever.
Jose Houdini DavisHOST
20:58
You know, here at Ramstein, we have that part of the Berlin Wall over there by the...
Martin FriisGUEST
21:03
Yes, yes, yes.
Martin FriisGUEST
21:04
I'll stop, you know,
Rod FontenetteGUEST
2:49
Um, got four deployments under my belt, uh, while doing that as an EM intensivist, uh, one in, uh, Afghanistan, uh, one in the Horn of Africa at Djibouti, uh, where I got to, uh, I was fortunate enough to train and fly with, uh, the PJs, the pararescuemen, uh, and the air force, uh, one in Kuwait.
Rod FontenetteGUEST
3:08
Uh, and then my final deployment was as the theater director of CCAT, uh, and at, uh, Ramstein Air Base in Germany when I was there, uh, in, in 2021, where we pulled out of Afghanistan.
Rod FontenetteGUEST
3:21
And so I was a part of that whole thing, removing patients intra and inter-theater.
Rod FontenetteGUEST
3:27
So I got that experience as well.

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