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Mobile Training Team keeps Stuttgart Victim Advocates readily available
The next SHARP/MTT will be held Feb. 1 to 11 on Patch Barracks.
Archive for January, 2016
Tips for healthy fitness center use
There are however, potential health risks at fitness facilities to keep in mind.
Opening home-based business on-post in Germany
Q: I left my job to follow my spouse to Germany. Can I open my own private business in my home on-post?
RB students experience health, activity at family fitness day
Robinson Barracks Elementary School’s Family Fitness Day taught students and parents about overall health and fitness.
Stuttgart students portray reasons we shouldn’t smoke
Fifth graders of Stuttgart Elementary School originate a play to stop smoking.
Clinic earns star for safety practices
Stuttgart gets Voluntary Protection Program Army Safety Excellence Star certification.
Aiming high: Stuttgart’s TV tower reopens
For those not afraid of heights, or who desire a bird’s-eye view of the greater Stuttgart area, the “Fernsehturm,” or TV tower, is open for visitors.
10th Special Forces Group Airborne photo up for US Army Photo of the Year
Help choose the 2015 U.S. Army Photo of the Year.
Protect your teens from the lure of sexting
In many cases the individuals involved do not realize the severity of the offense they have committed.
Year in Review 2015: Monthly recap of USAG Stuttgart’s most read articles
See what articles were most popular at USAG Stuttgart in 2015.
Celebrating Martin Luther King, Jr. Day letter 2016
“Remember, Celebrate, Act! A Day On, Not a Day Off!”
SOCAFRICA soldier awarded ‘Best Female Shooter’
U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Heather Buchwalder beats 50 for a Best Female Shooter award.
Non-compliant US Drivers Licenses no longer accepted for military installation access
U.S. Drivers License ID card updates and official passport changes.
DoD highlights Top 10 of 2015 year in review
DoD looks back at highlights of 2015.
Abernathy visits USAG Stuttgart to remember Martin Luther King Jr.
Daughter of the co-founder of the Civil Rights Movement, visited U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart to speak on the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
