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Red Ribbon
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Homecoming
Highlights
Stuttgart Community focuses
on drug prevention.
Patch Panthers claw their
way to victories and playoff
spots.
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Stuttgart gets
‘pumped’ about
Halloween
Inside Reader feedback
“I’m looking forward
to spending time
with my girlfriend,”
said Baumholder’s
Spc. Dennis Colon-
Robles. See page 2
for more feedback.
Stuttgart Stuttgart Stuttgart Stuttgart Theatre Theatre Theatre Theatre Center’s Center’s Center’s Center’s ‘Xanadu’ ‘Xanadu’ ‘Xanadu’ ‘Xanadu’ rolls rolls rolls rolls to to to to 14 14 14 14 DA DA DA DA awards awards awards awards
By Mark J. Howell
USAG Stuttgart Public Affairs Office
he Stuttgart Theatre Center
on Kelley Barracks has
figured out the recipe for
artistic success, and it includes a Greek
goddess, musical numbers and roller
skates.
Army officials found that mixture
irresistible as they awarded the theatre
with 14 awards for their production
of “Xanadu” at the 2012 U.S. Army
Festival of the Arts.
The Festival of the Arts is an
annual awards program designed by
U.S. Army Family Morale, Welfare
and Recreation which allows garrisons
with theatre programs worldwide to
showcase their work.
A panel of theatre professionals
travels to Army theatres throughout
the year judging productions and
performances. The theatre teams
Laura Killes rolls through her performance as Greek muse “Clio” in “Xanadu” at the Stuttgart Theatre Center on competing in the program do not get
Kelley Barracks in June. During the 2012 U.S. Army Festival of the Arts program, the center’s volunteer cast and staff
received 14 Department of the Army-level awards for the play.
Story and photos by
Staff Sgt. Benjamin Wilson
U.S. Air Forces in Europe
Public Affairs
The U.S. European
Command sent two C-130J
Super Hercules loaded with
cots, blankets, sleeping bags
and hygiene kits to northeastern
Turkey Oct. 29 to aid victims
of a recent earthquake
there.
The C-130Js from the
86th Airlift Wing departed
Ramstein Ramstein to to deliver deliver the the supsuppliesplies to to the the Van Van region region of of
Turkey, Turkey, which which was was devastatdevastat- “The “The earthquake earthquake in in Van Van “Turkey “Turkey “Turkey “Turkey is is is is a a a a long long long long standing standing standing standing
eded by by a a 7.2 7.2 magnitude magnitude earthearth- really really hit hit a a couple couple of of areas areas ally ally ally ally and and and and they they they they have have have have helped helped helped helped
quakequake Oct. Oct. 23. 23. More More than than hard, hard, but but it it is is great great to to be be us us us us out out out out in in in in the the the the past, past, past, past, so so so so it it it it feels feels feels feels
500 500 people people were were killed killed by by the the able able to to help help our our friends,” friends,” said said good good good good to to to to be be be be able able able able to to to to help help help help them.” them.” them.” them.”
earthquake earthquake and and about about 2,300 2,300 Laird Laird Treiber, Treiber, of of the the U.S. U.S.
people are injured.
Embassy Embassy in in Ankara, Ankara, Turkey. Turkey.
LIFESTYLES
Photo courtesy of FMWR
Jamie Howell
See Stuttgart Theatre on page 4
Mark J. Howell
5
12
Knighting
hunters
New hunters
welcomed
in traditional
ceremony.
See page 16.
Herald Union
U.S. Army Garrison Wiesbaden
Public Affairs Office
Christmas
Markets
Holiday markets
offer food,
music, gifts and
more. See pages
8 and 18.
Vol. XIV, No. 4 Serving the communities of U.S. Army Garrisons Baumholder and Wiesbaden Nov. 24, 2011
U.S. Army Europe civilian positions. In ad-
announced two separate dition, this announcement
actions that will reduce includes a reduction of 35
the Army in Europe by military and an increase
60 military positions, 619 of 30 Department of the
local national and 389 Army civilian positions
Department of the Army associated with an inacti-
civilian positions. vation and an activation of
In the first action, the Army units in Italy.
Department of Defense In the second action,
has directed U.S. Army Department of the Army
garrisons in Belgium, has directed a worldwide
Germany and the Nether- reduction of headquarters
lands to restructure or, in staffs. staffs. USAREUR USAREUR has has
some some cases, cases, inactivate inactivate to to identified identified 432 432 civilian civilian popo- realign realign and and right-size right-size esessitionssitions on on its its headquarters
headquarters
sential sential services services provided provided staff staff and and the the headquarters
headquarters
to changing community staffs of the 21st Theater
Civilian employees of the 5th Signal Command recite the oath of office during a special Operation populations.
Sustainment Command
Solemn Promise reaffirming ceremony at the Wiesbaden Fitness Center Nov. 17.
This action will result and the Joint Multina-
in the reduction of 25 tional Training Command
military positions, 401 for reduction. This action
local national and 205
Department of the Army
vember 4, 2011 Volume 35, number 44
m the 86th Aeromedical Evacuation Squadron and a critical care
rt team from Landstuhl Regional Medical Center unload wound-
� ghters from a C-130J Hercules Saturday on Ramstein. At the
he Department of State and directed by the secretary of defense,
is supporting U.S. and international humanitarian relief e� orts
eci� cally, the U.S. military transported four wounded Libyans for
medical facilities in Europe and 28 to the U.S.
tein supports AFRICOM,
ports wounded Libyans
irman
olt
ing
s
seriously
nded Libyan
ers were evacu-
Saturday from
li, Libya, and
Ramstein.
quest of the
f State, U.S.
nd was directary
of defense
humanitarian
ibya by aeroporting
more
d Libyans to
s in Europe
ic to partner
in Libya,”
Margaret
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Photo by Tech. Sgt. Chenzira Mallory
commander. “This amazing
team came together from all
over the Air Force and from
joint services to make this
happen. We are very honored
to have this ability to care
for and provide good quality
medical care that wasn’t
available for these specifi c
patients.”
The fi ghters were cared
for in fl ight by a sevenperson
team from the 86th
Aeromedical Evacuation
Squadron and a critical
care air transport team from
Landstuhl Regional Medical
Center.
“We are always on standby
and ready to go,” said
Col. Meg Walsh, 86th AES
commander. “We can go anywhere
at any time.”
Flown in on a C-130J
See TRANSPORT, Page 2
US US US delivers delivers delivers aid aid aid to to to Turkish Turkish Turkish earthquake earthquake earthquake victims victims victims
ORTS
Operation Solemn Promise
Photo by Karl Weisel
USAREUR commander leads effort to reaffirm Army values
“When you break
down our oath it’s
all about defending
ideas.” — Lt. Gen.
Mark Hertling
See Army values on page 4
Realignment
USAREUR announces
Army in Europe reductions
By Karl Weisel creation of environments and com- means more than saying, ‘I’m
mand climates that promote lapses a professional,’” said Hertling,
in discipline, lapses in judgment and pointing out that every profession
More than a decade of continu- ultimately significant decreases in has its particular set of values and
ous conflict has taken its toll on the personal and professional account- skill sets associated with a code of
U.S. Army. An erosion in Army ability. Simply put,” Crawford said, ethics and guided by standards of
values is one aspect of that stress on “for a variety of reasons, we have conduct.
Story and photos by Karl Weisel
the force, accord-
taken our eye off “Most importantly, it requires its
ing to U.S. Army
of the ball and members to be committed to a set of Stress, family separation and fear of the un-
Europe leaders.
allowed our stan- values,” said the USAREUR comknown
are givens
“Over the last
dards to drop.” mander. “Our U.S. Army has those
during any mili-
decade several of
Crawford was values, and it is the foundation of
tary deployment.
the foundational
joined by Lt. Gen. everything we do as professionals.”
But after a de-
aspects of our core
Mark Hertling, “Our oath has very important
cade of continuous
principals as leaders have eroded, U.S. Army Europe commander, in and very meaningful words,” said
and the associated skills have atro- describing the effort to “reenergize” Hertling, describing the differences
phied,” said Col. Bruce Crawford, the focus on Army values by asking between the oaths uttered by the
commander of the 5th Signal Com- all members of the force — Sol- Soldiers of other nations around
Staff Sgt. Larry
mand, during a reaffirming the oath diers, civilians and local national the globe and in former times
Mills observes
of office ceremony at the Wiesbaden employees — to reconsider what it where fascists ruled and the ones
as Florette Bald-
Fitness Center Nov. 17.
meant when they first took the oath pledged by those in service with
win fires a pistol
“With this has come a decrease of office upon entering the military the U.S. Army.
using the Laser
in our adherence to common or federal service.
“All the words in the oath reflect
Marksmanship
standards, and in some cases, the “Being part of a profession
Training System.
435th 435th CRG CRG train train at at night night
Service Service members members from from the the 435th 435th Contingency Contingency Response Response Group Group
aircraft aircraft assigned assigned to to the the 37th 37th Airlift Airlift Squadron Squadron on on Ramstein Ramstein Oc Oc
paratroopers paratroopers on on the the Mannheim Mannheim drop drop zone zone during during the the mission mission
A A A A forklift forklift forklift forklift o� o� o� o� -loads -loads -loads -loads supplies supplies supplies supplies from from from from a a a a C-130J C-130J C-130J C-130J Super Super Super Super Hercules Hercules Hercules Hercules assigned assigne assigne assigne to the
37th 37th 37th 37th 37th Airlift Airlift Airlift Airlift Airlift Squadron Squadron Squadron Squadron Squadron Saturday Saturday Saturday Saturday Saturday at at at at at Erzurum Erzurum Erzurum Erzurum Erzurum Airport, Airport, Airport, Airport, Airport, Turkey. Turkey Turkey Turkey Turkey The C-130J was
taking taking taking taking blankets blankets blankets blankets and and and and cots cots cots cots � � � � own own own own as as as as humanitarian humanitarian humanitarian humanitarian aid aid aid aid for for for for the the the the vic vic vic victims of a
7.2 7.2 7.2 7.2 magnitude magnitude magnitude magnitude earthquake earthquake earthquake earthquake that that that that occurred occurred occurred occurred in in in in northeastern
northeastern
northeastern
northeastern Turkey recently.
See See See VICTIMS, VICTIMS VICTIMS
Page 12
Photo Photo Photo Photo by by by by Master Master Master Master Sgt. Sgt. Sgt. Sgt. Wayne Wayne Wayne Wayne Clark Clark Clark Clark
See Realignment
on page 4
Teachers tour
Giving educators greater
insight into military life
U.S. Army Garrison Wiesbaden Public Affairs Office
See Teachers
tour on page 5
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Kaiserslautern American
The military newspaper for the areas of
Kaiserslautern, Ramstein, Landstuhl,
Sembach and Baumholder.
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Up to 400 classified ads / week
October 2003
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Friday, weekly
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The Citizen
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Private & commercial classifieds
June 2009
Up to 7,000
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American
Herald Union
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€ 0.66
€ 1.21
€ 1.30
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€ 0.75
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€ 0.55
€ 0.65
€ 0.73
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Trial
by
fire
Vol. 39, No. 22 U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart November 18, 2010
Military families’
resiliency tested
By Brittany Carlson
USAG Stuttgart Public Affairs Office
ilitary families are known
for their resilience. De- Mployments,
war, separation,
reunion and frequent moves are
regular parts of their lives.
So, when faced with a fire in a German
warehouse Oct. 30 that destroyed
the household goods of more than 120
families stationed in U.S. Army Garrison
Stuttgart, they did what they’ve
done time and time again — pulled
together for support.
Garrison officials, organizations
and individuals, including some of the
Photo courtesy of Feuerwehr Schwieberdingen
victims, revealed a spirit of resilience Firefighters work to put out a fire in a warehouse owned by the German company Andreas Christ Oct. 30. The warehouse
by finding hope in a tough situation and contained the household goods and unaccompanied baggage of more than 120 families stationed in USAG Stuttgart.
reaching out to support others.
Sandy Leshinsky and her husband,
a Marine Corps sergeant major in the Warehouse blaze incinerates house-
process of retiring, lost items collected
from more than 19 military moves and
120 countries visited, along with “30 hold goods, ignites community support
years and three days” worth of military
honors, to the fire.
By Brittany Carlson sorely missed by more than 120 famicause there’s so much — things …
“I had quite a collection of things,” USAG Stuttgart Public Affairs Office lies in U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart that you can’t ever get back,” said a
Leshinsky said. “Every scrapbook, ev-
who lost them all in a fire Oct. 30 at family member who lost collectibles,
ery medal, his dress blues … you can
ome is where you hang the German-owned Christ warehouse yearbooks, and books from her child-
only think of little bits at a time or you
your hat.
in Schwieberdingen.
hood in the fire. “It’s hard.”
would really lose your mind.” H But what makes a Household goods shipments for out- To ease the recovery process, gar-
However, she was determined to home? For military (and governbound, inbound and deployed service rison officials hosted briefings Nov.
stay positive.
ment civilian) families who move members were destroyed in a blaze that 3 and stood up a Family Assistance
“The good news is, no one was frequently, it isn’t the location of the took days to completely put out. Center — a one-stop shop for those
hurt,” Leshinsky said. “I think of posi- home but the keepsakes, photos and The estimated loss is valued at $6 affected by the warehouse fire — at
tive things and I write them down.” family heirlooms they bring with them million, according to Christ represen- Army Community Service.
that makes a house a haven.
tatives.
See Trial by fire on page 4 Those pieces of home are now “It’s hard to put it into words be-
See Support on page 4
Page 3
Pages 10-11
InsIde Stuttgart Soldier top
It’s Christmas market
ThIs
NCO in Army
time in Germany
USAG Stuttgart’s Staff Sgt. Christopher
Don’t miss out on one of Germany’s
McDougall is the 2010 Army NCO of the
most-treasured traditions this holiday
edITIon Year, but he gives much of the credit to
season: Christmas markets. Check out
family and friends’ support.
the schedule for markets near Stuttgart.
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height between 25 mm and 310 mm in 5 mm increments.
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is 2 columns by 50 mm height.
March 25, 2011 Volume 35, number 12
Gates cites efforts to avoid
civilian casualties in Libya
HAVE YOU READ YOUR KA TODAY?
Airmen from the 721st Aerial Port Squadron prepare to load cargo onto a C-130J for its departure Wednesday from Ramstein in support of Joint Task Force Odyssey Dawn. The combined wings at
Ramstein have logged more than 150 � ight hours, moved more than 550 passengers and shipped more than 650 short tons of cargo in support of coalition operations in Libya. Joint Task Force
Odyssey Dawn is the U.S. Africa Command task force established to provide operational and tactical command and control of U.S. military forces supporting the international response to the unrest
in Libya and enforcement of United Nations Security Council Resolution 1973. UNSCR 1973 authorizes all necessary measures to protect civilians in Libya under threat of attack by Qadha� regime
forces. JTF Odyssey Dawn is commanded by U.S. Navy Adm. Samuel J. Locklear III.
by Cheryl Pellerin civilian casualties,” sile defense, cooperation by Staff Sgt. Stefanie Torres Woodward greeted General Ham
American Forces Defense Secretary Robert in Afghanistan, defense 17th Air Force Public Affairs at the 603rd Air Operations
Press Service
M. Gates said here reform and a new defense
Center, where fl ying operations in
Tuesday.
relations working group. U.S. Africa Command Commander Libya were on display and work
MOSCOW — Secretary Gates and Amid praise for great Army Gen. Carter Ham and his top with coalition partners was tak-
Coalition forces enforc- Russian Defense Minister strides made over the enlisted adviser, Command Chief ing place. Participants from coaliing
a no-fl y zone in Libya Anatoliy Serdyukov met past year in military- Master Sgt. Jack Johnson Jr., paid tion countries, including France,
to halt the slaughter of to discuss a range of to-military cooperation a visit to their air component here Great Britain and Italy, were
citizens by Moammar issues that also included between the nations, Tuesday.
present to greet the general as
Gadhafi “have gone to the new Strategic Arms
Air Forces Africa (17th Air Force)
great lengths to avoid Limitation Treaty, mis-
Commander Maj. Gen. Margaret
462 741
» 2 (columns) x 50 (mm) x €1,21 = € 121 (without VAT)
NEWS
Airmen recovering after
shooting, Page 8 & 9
FEATURES
Gen. Ham visits Ramstein AOC
responsible for air campaign
See CIVILIANS, Page 3 See CAMPAIGN, Page 3
Army spouse recognized
for e� orts, Page 16
As of March 22
Photo by Airman 1st Class Brea Miller
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Newspaper Discounts
(Discounts for a contract duration of 12 months, ONLY for display ads. Prices are subject to change without further notice.)
6 – 11 display ads: 5% Discount 12 – 24 display ads: 10 % Discount 25 – 49 display ads: 15 % Discount min. 50 display ads: 20 % Discount
The amount of ads ordered can be split up between our 3 newspapers. For example: If you order 12 ads in total to receive
a 10% discount, you could place 6 ads in the Kaiserslautern American, 4 ads in the Herald Union and 2 ads in The Citizen.
Newspaper Inserts
(Prices for flyer insertion, no design or print fee included, prices without VAT. Prices are subject to change without further notice.)
Price
Circulation
Delivery
Technical
Data
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Kaiserslautern American (KA) Herald Union (HU) The Citizen (TC) Delivery Address
Min. 10,000, max. 20,000 Copies
7.000 Copies
€ 60 pro 1,000
7.000 Copies
by Mon. 4 p.m. prior to the publication date. by Fri 4 p.m. prior to publication date.
Minimum format: 10,5 x 14,8 cm (DIN A6) | Maximum format : 24 x 32 cm (Larger formats need to be folded.)
Single sheets (DIN A6) must be heavier than 170 g/sqm paper weight or 2,6 g/copy.
Single sheets larger than DIN A6 up to DIN A4 must not be heavier than 120g/sqm. Maximum weight 180 g/copy.
Folded inserts are only accepted as cross fold, tri fold and half fold.
Z fold and gate fold will not be accepted. Multipage inserts larger than DIN A5 need to be folded on the longer edge/side.
(Flyers are placed according to available space. Larger orders take precedence. Folded flyers must be closed on one side.)
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Herr Volk
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AdvantiDesign is AdvantiPro’s internal design bureau and advertising
agency. AdvantiDesign is a one-stop-shop, offering innovative
and clever marketing solutions for all your advertising and corporate
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Products and services include flyers, brochures, magazines, banners,
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pens, etc. Furthermore we develop complete corporate design
solutions for you including elements like logos, letterheads, business
cards and websites. We also advise you on design aspects when
opening a new business.
AdvantiDesign boosts the expressive power of your marketing tools
and intensifies the impact of your message to enrich your audience’s
experience. AdvantiDesign has been able to fine-tune its expertise
and knowledge over many years of dealing with Americans, ensuring
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This knowledge sets AdvantiDesign apart from other design companies
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Our design services include:
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Online Products
Classified World
www.class-world.eu
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Classified World is AdvantiPro’s portal for commercial and private
classified ads. Thousands of users frequent this website searching
for items they need while living in Germany or selling those they do
not need anymore. Classified ads can be booked online by choosing
the area where the item is being sold, i.e. Kaiserslautern, Wiesbaden
or Stuttgart. When booked, the ads go online immediately and are
printed in the next edition of the newspaper (Kaiserslautern American,
Herald Union or The Citizen) corresponding to the selected area
(on a space available basis). The growing number of classified ads in
each paper is hugely important to us and to you as the advertiser,
because it is an indication of high reader interest in the newspapers.
This makes an even greater number of potential customers available
for your business.
Features:
» Place your ad 24/7
» Upload up to 3 photos for free
» Private ads are free, commercial ones are reasonably priced
Commercial ads:
» €13.99 (incl. tax) for the first 3 lines with max. 90 characters,
incl. 3 photos online
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Classified ads will also appear in one or more
of our printed newspapers (if space permits)!

Military in Germany
www.militaryingermany.com
Military in Germany is AdvantiPro’s newest website. It is an “umbrella”
site containing the websites of all of our printed products
plus a gold mine of articles and information about things to do for
military families off-base/off-post.
It is community driven, meaning that readers can submit their own
travel experiences, pictures of their favorite sights, or send info about
events that they enjoy going to – all of which can be shared with the
entire American community!
Readers use this website to find out about things to do and to
click through the newspapers or The Find-it Guide, which increases
the click-through rates and therefore your marketing potential.
Features:
» Links to the Kaiserslautern American, Herald Union, The Citizen
and The Find-it Guide.
» Classified Ads – a link to our Classified World website.
» Things To Do – places to see and attractions throughout
Germany and beyond.
» Movie Schedules – twelve on-base/on-post cinemas in
various military communities.
» Events – local and national, such as festivals and fairs.
» Life – tips for Americans on how to get the most out of living in Germany.
» Videos – short clips of cities and attractions/events.
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Online Advertising – Web Banner
Present your business not only in print media, but also online to help
increase brand recognition and awareness. Grab the attention of
potential clients while they are browsing our websites. Your banner
will be linked to your website, meaning your customers are now only
1 click away.
Banners are visible on each page of your chosen website. For
possible placements of the different banner sizes please contact
AdvantiPro or your sales agent directly.
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You can choose to advertise on the following websites:
• Military in Germany
www.militaryingermany.com
• The Find-It Guide
www.finditguide.de
• Classified World
www.class-world.eu
Advertising rates below are for 1 month, prices without VAT. Prices are subject to change without further notice.
Size (WxH, 72 dpi)
Top Banner
Large Banner
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The Find-It Guide
€ 500
€ 400
€ 200
Kaiserslautern
American
€ 500
€ 400
€ 200
Herald Union
€ 500
€ 400
€ 200
BAnner
design
The Citizen
€ 500
€ 400
€ 200
• Kaiserslautern American
www.kaiserslauternamerican.com
• Herald Union
www.herald-union.com
• The Citizen
www.stuttgartcitizen.com
Classified
World
€ 500
€ 400
€ 200
Military
in Germany
€ 600
€ 500
€ 300
€ 50 (not applicable if data in correct format is
supplied.) Accepted data: .swf, .jpg, .gif or .png

Kaiserslautern American
www.kaiserslauternamerican.com
Military In Germany
ww.militaryingermany.de
Classified World
www.class-world.eu
TOTAl syNerGy,
TOTAl CONNeCTIvITy
between all AdvantiPro online products!
Herald Union
www.herald-union.com
The Find-It Guide
www.finditguide.de
The Citizen
www.stuttgartcitizen.com
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Data specifications
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All ads must be within the print space,
no bleed and marks required.
COLOr SPACE CMYK for printed ads, RGB for web banners
FONTS Please include all fonts or convert them to
curves. Black font should be 100% black
PHOTOS 300 dpi, CMYK
ACCEPTED FILES PDF, EPS or TIF
DATA TrANSFEr Please send all ads to the applicable email
address. For ads with huge file sizes please
ask for our FTP access information.
Accepted program data formats for ad templates (Mac OS)
• InDesign (fonts and photos provided)
• Illustrator (fonts and photos provided)
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Company information
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American Holidays
Calendar 2013 Calendar 2014
u.S. Federal Holidays
01 January New Year’s Day
21 January Martin Luther King Day
18 February Presidents Day
27 May Memorial Day
04 July Independence Day
02 September Labor Day
14 October Columbus Day
11 November Veterans Day
21 November Thanksgiving Day
25 December Christmas Day
Additional Special Advertising Dates
11 February Carnival (Rosenmontag)
14 February Valentine’s Day
17 March St. Patrick’s Day
31 March Easter Sunday
12 May Mother’s Day (American)
16 June Father’s Day (American)
31 October Halloween
You may prefer to advertise on or around American holidays!
Utilize this calendar as a marketing tool. Americans do not work on the following days
and will have time to shop around and explore the area!
u.S. Federal Holidays
01 January New Year’s Day
20 January Martin Luther King Day
17 February Presidents Day
26 May Memorial Day
04 July Independence Day
01 September Labor Day
13 October Columbus Day
11 November Veterans Day
27 November Thanksgiving Day
25 December Christmas Day
Additional Special Advertising Dates
14 February Valentine’s Day
03 March Carnival (Rosenmontag)
17 March St. Patrick’s Day
20 April Easter Sunday
11 May Mother’s Day (American)
15 June Father’s Day (American)
31 October Halloween
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Publishing Dates
2013 2014
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U.S. Holidays / Feiertage
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