This is where you can find the latest information about the Rimbach Vets Web site and these forums.

If you have a question about this Web site or a suggestion for improvement, post it here.

This area is for the discussion of specific Wiki entries, procedures for Wiki creation, editing and, in general, all things Wiki.

Official dates and plans for upcoming full-blown reunions and mini-reunions are posted in this forum and updated regularly to reflect the latest information.

Discussions of the many aspects of the June 2009 reunion in Rimbach.

Think it's time for another reunion, major or mini, of Rimbach Vets? Post your ideas here.

Traveling somewhere and would like to meet-up with any Rimbach Vets in that area? Post your plans here and ask nearby Rimbachers to join you for a beer, dinner or other activities.

Did you just discover us and join our illustrious group? Introduce yourself here, tell us about yourself and when you served in Rimbach, and start renewing friendships.

Looking for an old friend from Rimbach days? Post your query here. Someone probably knows.

Notices and remembrances of those Rimbach Vets who are no longer with us.

The main discussion area for everything to do with Rimbach and Rimbachers, then and now.

Run across a news item you think others would be interested in knowing about? Post it here, or just post a link to it. Just want to discuss the topic of your choice? This is the place!

For those who enjoy political discussions. This is the only forum where political topics are acceptable. Keep it nice and clean.

The people, places and events — mostly true, but probably not always — that linger in our minds.

Discussion of the history of Rimbach, and in particular the history of the American military presence in the area and on The Hill.

Glenn Miller served in Rimbach from June 1972 until June 1975. He retired from the Air Force in 1994 following a series of enviable tours, both overseas and stateside. He now works as a civilian at Goodfellow Air Force Base in San Angelo, Texas, and blogs here about amateur radio and other topics.

Air Force veteran Bill Lamb served in Rimbach from January 1974 until December 1975. After a 25-year career in journalism, he now handles online communications for Paris Junior College in his hometown of Paris, Texas. He blogs about a little of everything.

Charlie Russell served in Rimbach from late 1968 until March 1971. He and his wife Maria, a Furth-In-Walder, own a high-end video-stereo store in Lubbock, Texas. He blogs about hydrogen generation installations on vehicles. And video-stereo topics, of course