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

Q: My privately owned vehicle was
damaged while parked on post. Specifically, the windshield was cracked.
The vehicle was parked near the elementary school and I suspect the
damage was caused by a student. Will I successfully recover damages if I
file a claim with the Military Claims Office?Read More

Audition for ‘Working’ The Stuttgart Entertainment Branch will host auditions for the musical “Working” April 4-6 at 7 p.m. in the Kelley Theatre. Men ages 15-25 and women ages 18 and up are needed to play the “common” men and women in this show who express the hopes, dreams, joysRead More

Recognizing newly promoted Army noncommissioned officers has been a
ceremonial tradition since the NCO creed became official in 1986. 

That tradition was continued in U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart March 4,
when 15 Soldiers were officially inducted into the NCO corps during a
ceremony in the Patch Community Club.Read More

U.S. Africa Command welcomed its newest senior enlisted leader during a ceremony March 11 on Kelley Barracks.

Air Force Chief Master Sgt. Jack Johnson Jr. assumed responsibilities
from Command Sgt. Maj. Mark Ripka during a ceremony officiated by U.S.
AFRICOM Commander Gen. Carter Ham, who took command March 9.Read More