RAMSTEINABI36-2901 — Commander’s Emphasis On Military Standards

RAMSTEINABI36-2901 governs military standards, personnel conduct, uniforms, child supervision, safety, and related procedures at Ramstein installations.

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  • Publication number: RAMSTEINABI36-2901
  • Title: Commander’s Emphasis On Military Standards
  • Date: 2019-07-01

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RAMSTEINABI36-2901 contains requirements for leadership courtesy patrols, child supervision, military pass accountability, travel documents, and off-base uniform wear. It also addresses clothing and headgear, motorcycle registration, network security, base appearance, and safety and health expectations.

Applies to: It applies to all organizations on Ramstein Air Base and Air Force geographically separated installations in the Kaiserslautern Military Community, unless otherwise specified in subsequent paragraphs.

Topics covered

  • Leadership courtesy patrols
  • Child supervision
  • Military pass accountability
  • Off-base uniform wear
  • Winter clothing wear
  • Network security measures
  • Motorcycle registration
  • Base appearance

Questions and answers

How often must 86 AW leaders perform a courtesy patrol?

All 86 AW commanders, deputy group commanders, group superintendents, and first sergeants will perform a courtesy patrol within 90 days of assignment. (paragraph 1)

Who may participate in leadership courtesy patrols?

Only active duty military personnel may participate. Limit participation to the key leaders identified above. Section superintendents, temporary first sergeants, executive officers, etc. are not the intended participants. (paragraph 1)

What responsibility do parents have under the child supervision policy?

Parents are ultimately responsible for the welfare and actions of their children, and failure to exercise those parental responsibilities may constitute child neglect. (paragraph 2)

What travel documents are required for members traveling outside Germany?

Commanders will ensure that members traveling outside of Germany (or Host Nation for GSUs) have all appropriate travel documents (passports, visa, International Driver’s License, Green Insurance card, etc.). (paragraph 3)

What clothing is required for personnel traveling by commercial transportation in uniform?

Personnel traveling via commercial means (aircraft, trains, buses, etc.) will wear civilian clothing, and when possible, not carry items that readily convey a DoD affiliation. (paragraph 4)

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