Nurse Advice Line in Germany
2015-12-28
Nurse Advice Line is open 24/7. Call 0800-825-1600 in Germany.Read More
Red Cross, Amazon surprise on-duty personnel Christmas Day
2015-12-28
Red Cross volunteers delivered packages on Christmas Day to units across the USAG Stuttgart installations.Read More
UMUC spring sessions begin, criminal justice class introduced
2015-12-23
University of Maryland University College Europe Spring session begins.Read More
Stages of Labor classes
2015-12-23
Army Public Health Nurse offers Stages of Labor at Boeblingen HospitalRead More
New Year’s firework safety in Germany
2015-12-23
Remember, fireworks are not permitted on any Army installation in Europe.Read More
How to be healthy through the holidays
2015-12-22
Take the hustle and bustle out of your holiday by choosing to participate in activities that enrich a healthy lifestyle.Read More
Stuttgart Golf Course no longer taking euros
2015-12-22
Golf course changes acceptable payment types beginning 2016. Read More
Security Message for U.S. citizens
2015-12-21
This message informs U.S. citizens residing in, or traveling throughout Europe, of the continuing need to exercise caution during the holiday season.Read More
Stuttgart service member wins smoke-free challenge
2015-12-18
Stuttgart Public Health hosted the Tobacco Free Stuttgart “Great American Smokeout” Nov. 20, 2015. Read More
Soldiers see increase in clothing allowance for 2016
2015-12-17
Clothing allowance changes for Army officers who serve overseas, and enlisted Soldiers worldwide.Read More
Housing office addresses appliance shortages, in-home maintenance
2015-12-17
Free use, government issued appliances require user assistance to keep inventory available.Read More
New off-post housing contractor for home finding, relocation services
2015-12-17
Pervin Estates, LLC begins real estate services for USAG Stuttgart.Read More
ASAP team spreads joy at front gates for a safer holiday
2015-12-15
December is Drugged and Drunk Driving (3D) Prevention and Awareness month. Read More
Coffee may lower risk of premature death
2015-12-15
People who drink about three to five cups of coffee a day may be less likely to die prematurely.Read More