In the first quarter of 2011, 40 of the 61 criminal cases that have
crossed the desk of Stuttgart Military Police Investigator Chief Darrell
Robertson were for shoplifting.

Of those shoplifting cases, 32 involved youth under the age of 18, Robertson said. Read More

National Nurses’ Week May 6-12 is National Nurses’ Week. The U.S. Army Health Clinic Stuttgart would like to  recognize the nurses at the clinic and nationwide for promoting and maintaining Americans’ health. ‘Space A’ eligibility for school immunizations Through July 31, children of “Space A” beneficiaries can be seen atRead More

The Educational and Developmental Intervention Services Program at the
U.S. Army Health Clinic Stuttgart provides early intervention services
for children under three years old and related services for school-aged
children. Read More

Tricare Prime beneficiaries now have new requirements for obtaining host
nation care for urgent health problems. Effective immediately, Prime
beneficiaries must contact the Overseas Managed Care Contractor,
International SOS, before obtaining urgent care after hours on the
economy. International SOS is available 24 hours a day at 0800-589-1599
or civ. 044-20-8762-8384.

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Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano announced April 20 the
implementation of the Department of Homeland Security’s National
Terrorism Advisory System — a robust terrorism advisory system that
provides timely information to the public about credible terrorist
threats and replaces the former color-coded alert system.Read More

Cassy Jones (left), 12, and Jordan Ashley (in red), 11, watch in wonder
as their Earth Day project comes to life: When a cup of ice is placed in
a water bath holding a bottle of mineral water, and hot water is added,
the gases in the bottle are forced into the balloon by the temperature
change.Read More

Spring Fest is coming Stuttgart’s Child, Youth and School Services will host its annual egg hunt and Spring Fest April 23 on Patch Barracks. The egg hunt will begin at 10 a.m. on Husky Field, followed by activities at the Patch Hub, including pony rides. All activities are free ofRead More

Despite U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart’s efforts to inform Robinson
Barracks residents about the need to cease use of unapproved electronic
devices, such items continue to cause significant interference with
German telecommunication services there.Read More

The Army first observed the Month of the Military Child in 1986 to honor
the youngest members of the Army community. Twenty-five years later,
recognition of the sacrifices and strength of our military children is
more vital than ever.

The life of military children has always had its challenges, foremost
among them frequent relocations. Every time families move, children have
to make new friends, get used to new schools, and find new clubs and
teams to join.Read More

Although there is no specific threat to U.S. personnel and their
dependants serving in Germany, the U.S. Department of State has issued a
general worldwide caution to Americans overseas that there are
terrorists everywhere in the world and they can attack Americans by any
means possible. Read More