Stuttgart Military Community information published by the U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart Public Affairs Office

RHCE defines MTF priorities of care

Regional Health Command Europe provides high quality health care for active duty service members and their families, and ensures service members are medically-ready to support their mission.
RB road repair continues

A lane on the stretch of road between Robinson Barracks’ gate and the traffic circle that follows continues.
USO to celebrate National Day of the Deployed

In preparation for National Day of the Deployed, the USO Center-Stuttgart plans to package and ship 100 care packages downrange, Oct. 26.
STC’s ‘Avenue Q’ brings puppet-based humor to adults

‘Avenue Q,’ the new production at the Stuttgart Theatre Center which uses puppet-based adult comedy to broach serious topics, plays through November 4.
Red Cross/ASBP blood drive coming to Patch and Panzer

The Armed Services Blood Program and the American Red Cross–Stuttgart Station are teaming up again for another Stuttgart military community blood drive, Oct. 23, in the Patch Community Center, 10 a.m.–6 p.m., and Oct. 24 in the Panzer Fitness Center, 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

Announcements

RB road repair continues

A lane on the stretch of road between Robinson Barracks’ gate and the traffic circle that follows continues.

USO to celebrate National Day of the Deployed

STC’s ‘Avenue Q’ brings puppet-based humor to adults

Service members encouraged to answer LPS/RPS questions

24/7 access currently down at Patch Fitness Center

Extra POV registration appointments available

News

RHCE defines MTF priorities of care

Regional Health Command Europe provides high quality health care for active duty service members and their families, and ensures service members are medically-ready to support their mission.

Red Cross/ASBP blood drive coming to Patch and Panzer

Stuttgart RAD coming to Swabian, Oct. 25

Garrison celebrates Hispanic Heritage

‘Bulldog Buddies’ lend a helping hand at RBES

Learn, don’t burn, during Fire Prevention Week, Oct. 7-13

Features

Tyler Maddox and his dad, Maj. Scott Maddox , walk the tightrope as part of the family resiliency training. Photos by Joe Holder, USAG Stuttgart School Liaison Officer

R2 returns, family style

Real life resilience was experienced by 13 youths and their parents by climbing, crossing and zip-lining together between trees at a forest ropes course, Sept. 18.