By Capt. Chip Ladd (U.S. Army)
Stuttgart Law Center

Q: I am in love! I am a 19-year-old private who just arrived in Stuttgart from boot camp. I met a dreamy 24-year-old corporal. We Facebook constantly and find every excuse to meet during work. Is this permissible? Read More

By Vince Little
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Europe District Public Affairs

Department of Defense Dependents Schools-Europe and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers-Europe District are engaged in a robust military construction program designed to revitalize dilapidated schoolhouses, some of which were built in the post-World War II era.Read More

By Lt. Col. Twyla Leigh
U.S. Army Public Health Command

It’s been a long day at the office. Caffeine and sugar are calling your name. Before you head for a vending machine, consider that the additional 140 calories from a 12-ounce can of soda and 220 calories from a candy bar, if consumed on most work days, will create a weight gain of 25 pounds per year.Read More

By Terri Moon Cronk
American Forces Press Service

Military spouses who need guidance on education and careers have a new online tool at their fingertips, according to a program analyst for the Spouse Education and Career Opportunities program, or SECO.Read More

A medical emergency is one in which life, limb or eyesight may be in immediate danger. The Stuttgart Army health clinics are not staffed or equipped to respond to a major medical emergency, nor do they provide ambulance service. Specific medical needs are handled by different hospitals in the StuttgartRead More

Military and Family Life Consultants are licensed clinicians who provide non-medical counseling services to members of the military community. Many consultants are embedded in local schools and commands. Consultations with MFLCs are both free and anonymous; no records will be kept. However, they do maintain a duty to warn obligationRead More