By Greg Jones
USAG Stuttgart Public Affairs Office
Comedian Bernie McGrenahan performed his “Happy Hour — Comedy is the Cure” show for Stuttgart audiences at the Patch Community Club and Kelley Theater April 18, providing comedic relief and Army Substance Abuse Program training all at the same time.Read More
For all those seeking to unwind from the everyday stresses by spending time out in nature, the “Landesgartenschau,” or state garden show, in Schwäbisch Gmünd, 50 kilometers east of Stuttgart, might be worth the trip.Read More
Spring is here and people are heading outdoors to enjoy the balmy weather.Read More
USAG Stuttgart Army Substance Abuse Program
The National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence sponsors Alcohol Awareness Month in April to raise awareness while encouraging healthy and safe choices when it comes to the use of alcohol.
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Students across the U.S. don’t have the same opportunities that students at Patch High School have to travel across Europe. Read More
By USAG Stuttgart Public Affairs Office
Comedian Bernie McGrenahan will offer two special performances of his Happy Hour comedy show for service members in the Stuttgart military community April 18.Read More
By Lisa Ferdinando
Army News Service
Music artist Lenny Kravitz paused to reflect on the life and legacy of his uncle and namesake, Pfc. Leonard Kravitz, who received the Medal of Honor posthumously from President Barack Obama, March 18. Read More
By Robert Watson
U.S. European Command C4 and Cyber Operations
About 30 Patch High School students were introduced to U.S. military satellite and information technology equipment during a visit Feb. 28 by Airmen, Soldiers, and Sailors of the Joint Communications Support Element from Tampa, FRead More
By J.D. Liepold
Army News Service
Twenty-four U.S. Army veterans from three wars — World War II, Korea and Vietnam — received upgrades to the highest military decoration for uncommon bravery and gallantry at a White House ceremony March 18.Read More
About 30 Patch High School students were introduced to U.S. military satellite and information technology equipment during a visit Feb. 28 by Airmen, Soldiers, and Sailors of the Joint Communications Support Element from Tampa, Fla.Read More
By S.J. Grady
USAG Stuttgart Public Affairs Office
Home alone. It’s not just a movie. It’s how some unaccompanied, enlisted service members are now living, thanks to a newly renovated barracks that puts an end to roommates, shared living spaces and gang latrines. Read More
Running a profitable small business is a tough job. When that business is an overseas Army arts and crafts operation, it can be even more challenging. Read More
Story & photos by S.J. Grady
USAG Stuttgart Public Affairs Office
Running a profitable small business is a tough job. When that business is an overseas Army arts and crafts operation, it can be even more challenging.Read More
Story & photos by Greg Jones
USAG Stuttgart Public Affairs Office
On Feb. 27, 1964, a landmark civil rights bill was making its way to the senate for final confirmation. This bill was a major victory in the struggle for civil rights for black Americans. Now, 50 years later, service members, civilians and their families in the Stuttgart military community gathered to celebrate Black History month by commemorating this monumental achievement of the American people.Read More
By David Vergun
Army News Service
President Barack Obama announced Feb. 21 that he will award the Medal of Honor to 24 veterans during a March 18 ceremony at the White House.Read More