SOS keeps survivors connected to Army Family
The Army has not forgotten the surviving families of fallen warriors.Read More
The Army has not forgotten the surviving families of fallen warriors.Read More
Each summer, millions of people take a vacation.Read More
As summertime in Europe nears, many people begin to make vacation travel plans.Read More
Brain injuries occur outside of combat, as well as within. Service
members and their families, children and the elderly are at risk for
traumatic brain injury.Read More
Driving under the influence — DUI, DWI, drunk driving, driving drunk,
however you decide to say it: the sting of those words hits harder than
you know.Read More
Every time a service member is killed or wounded in combat, it sets off
a process aimed at identifying what happened, who perpetrated it and
how it might have been prevented — and instituting changes to reduce
the likelihood of it being repeated.Read More
New policy authorizes access from non-classified government computers, with caveats
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If you’ve ever tried to change your Army Post Office address through the U.S. Postal Service Web site, you know you can’t.
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If you’ve ever tried to change your Army Post Office address through the U.S. Postal Service Web site, you know you can’t.
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Many parents across the country will issue a common refrain at dinner time tonight: You’d better eat that — it’s good for you.Read More
Love at first site?Perhaps not, but it was definitely the Internet highway that put Chris
and Carolyn Wong, married for two years in June, on the path to
romance.Read More
Perhaps Baden-Württemberg’s best-kept secret is the Belchenland which guarantees snow throughout the ski season.Read More
Thinking of using a value-added tax relief form to buy a house or buy
your host nation landlord a nice gift? Think again. VAT relief doesn’t
work like that.Read More
Strolling across Christmas markets in Germany, shoppers will find unique wooden items and other figures.Read More
On Oct. 8, some 1,950 children in the Stuttgart military community
opened the book “The Very Hungry Caterpillar,” by Eric Carle, and read
it from cover to cover in hopes of not only learning about hungry
caterpillars, but helping to set a world record for reading.Read More