German ‘trick’ class geared to shift workers
2011-08-12
Shift workers who enroll in a college course may find it difficult to
attend every class session. After all, college terms and work schedules
are rarely in sync. Read More
C.A.R.E. Fair spotlights local services, clubs, organizations
2011-08-12
It’s never easy settling into a new community.
That’s why if you’ve recently arrived to the Stuttgart military
community, the C.A.R.E. Fair should be on your list of things to do.Read More
Stuttgart Soldiers take on Warrior Pride Challenge
2011-08-12
If drinking too much is the disease, Marianne Campano believes having a fun alternative is the cure.Read More
Black Stallion Inn comes to grips with new fiscal reality
2011-07-14
How would you like to pay $300 for supper? It may sound like an
exorbitant price, but that’s the cost the Black Stallion Inn Dining
Facility on Patch Barracks incurred every time it opened its doors for a
supper meal.
Summer Hire Program in full swing
2011-07-14
U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart is experiencing a temporary surge in its
workforce. The Summer Hire Program is an annual event that allows
dependents ages 14-22 a chance to pick up some real-world experience and
a little spending money during the six-week program.
EFMP Respite Care: enhancing quality of life for caregivers
2011-07-14
Starting in July, the Exceptional Family Member Program is standardizing
and streamlining the process for delivering respite care to eligible
families in need of support.Read More
Military spouse employment made easier
2011-07-14
In an effort to address military spouses’ employment challenges, the
Defense Department recently launched the Military Spouse Employment
Partnership to expand career opportunities for military spouses
worldwide. Flanked by military spouses and corporate leaders, top
government and military officials unveiled the partnership during a
ceremony at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in Washington, D.C. Read More
SOF medics train to save lives in combat
2011-06-30
With more and more European partner nation Special Operation Forces
participating in International Security Assistance Force operations,
having medical personnel available to save lives in austere and often
dangerous environments is of critical importance. Read More
Driver’s Ed: For students, Patch’s not-so-mean streets great place to learn
2011-06-30
For some, circling the streets of Patch Barracks at a top speed of 30 km
per hour for a solid 45 minutes might be the epitome of an infernal
nightmare.
For others, it puts them one step closer to a lifelong dream: getting a driver’s license.
Prevent needless accidents
2011-06-30
Independence Day honors the birthday of our nation and commemorates the
adoption of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776. It’s a day
of picnics and patriotic parades, a night of concerts and fireworks, and
a reason to fly the American flag.
Valor within our ranks
2011-06-30
Task Force 10 operators garner awards
Special Operations Forces personnel from the 1st Battalion, 10th Special
Forces Group (Airborne), 321st Special Tactics Squadron, and Special
Operations Command Europe, gathered on Patch Barracks to witness the
presentation of two Silver Star Medals, 11 Bronze Star Medals with
Valor, and one Army Commendation Medal with Valor during a ceremony
conducted on June 13.Read More
@PHS: gradu8s R ready 2 write history
2011-06-16
Patch High School sent 122 graduates out into the world June 9 to write some history, as their class motto states.
Nominate ‘Faces of Strength’ for Army campaign
2011-06-16
Each year, the U.S. Army’s Faces of Strength campaign shares compelling
stories about the men, women and children who go above and beyond what
is expected of them to support the Army and its Soldiers.Read More
Disciples of speed: Motorcyclists get thrills on race track, play it safe on road
2011-06-16
On May 27, 2011, a 19-year-old Soldier and two friends were riding their
motorcycles in Colorado Springs, Colo., when they were struck by a
vehicle. Spc. Christopher Wheeler, who had recently returned from
deployment, died at the scene. He became the Army’s 23rd motorcycle
fatality this fiscal year.