Panzer Main Exchange to host ‘Healthy Lifestyle Festival’
Celebrate with the AAFES/DeCA Healthy Lifestyle Festival, June 1.
Archive for May, 2018
RBES 5th graders visit WW2 sites
RBES 5th grader explore World War II history in Esslingen.
Game, set, match as kids attend tennis camp
Students taught students as future tennis stars learned about the sport at a tennis camp held at Stuttgart High School, April 22.
New Patch Barracks’ lactation ‘pod’ supports working moms
Working hand-in-hand with USAG Stuttgart and U.S. European Command, the Defense Intelligence Agency on Patch Barracks recently established a lactation suite to support nursing, working mothers.
What to do if you have a fender bender in Germany
By Nadine Bower USAG Wiesbaden Public Affairs It happens so fast. Your bumper scrapes another car while you are trying to fit your American-sized vehicle into a tiny German parking spot. What next? Do you act like nothing happened, because you’re sure that nobody saw it, or do you…
SHARP Unit Victim Advocate Training comes to Stuttgart
Unit commanders identify possible victim advocates to attend SHARP trainings, June 4-15, 2018 on Panzer Kaserne.
Stuttgart volunteers offered a ‘stampede’ of service in 2017
613 registered volunteers performed 67,988 hours of service in 2017, a cost savings of almost $1.7 million for the garrison.
German, American first-responders discuss protocol, procedures of emergency situation
German and American first responders recently participated in a seminar at Patch Barracks to discuss procedures when responding to emergency situations on the U.S. installations in Stuttgart.
Stuttgart Girl Scouts create “Braving Barcelona” patch
Braving Barcelona encourages you to try local foods, such as paella and manchego cheese, and learn more about the history and symbols of Spain’s second largest city.
Ask a JAG: Everyone should have a will … just in case
Q: My first sergeant told me I need to get a will before I deploy, but I don’t know why I would need one.
May is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month
Colorectal cancer is the third most common cancer in the U.S. and the second leading cause of death from cancer.
BRC rides the range for safety at SAAF
There’s much more to commuting on two or three wheels than simply jumping into the saddle and turning the key.
Heating system upgrades, solar panel installation, family housing renovations highlight RB construction in 2018/19
During the next couple of years, numerous family housing units on Robinson Barracks will receive some minor repairs or be completely renovated, and many other housing units will be fitted with solar panels.
Local dancer 1st place in worldwide competition
Patch Middle School 8th grader Luci Caralyne Parden took first place for dancers under age 14 at the 2018 World Irish Dance Association (WIDA) World Championship Competition in Maastricht, The Netherlands, April 6.
Stuttgart USO offers free programs for single and unaccompanied service members
The “Stepping Out” program is a series of trips for enlisted single and unaccompanied service members ranks E-7 and below.
