The Stuttgart military community, in conjunction with Army Community Service, recognized Make a Difference Day, by providing aid to local organizations and beautifying public areas.Read More
Financial hardships can affect the status of a military member or Department of Defense civilian employee’s security clearance. Read More
Editor’s Note: Do you have a question you would like to see answered in a future edition of The Citizen? If so, contact “Ask a JAG” at aaron.lancaster2@eur.army.mil. Q: My spouse and I have been having some marital difficulties and are separating and possibly divorcing. If we decide to pursueRead More
As an independent duty medical technician deployed to Southwest Asia, I have always felt that I was never doing enough.Read More
There’s a lot to celebrate lately in the U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart Department for Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation. Read More
After years of preparation, the day had finally come.Read More
For the third year running, the Stuttgart Arts and Crafts program has been named best in the Army.Read More
Stuttgart has seen an increase in the number of shoplifting incidents in 2009. 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
Injured military members and their families may expect a prescription
for pain medication when they visit the doctor, but what about playing
video games?Read More
Amidst a sea of Croatian boys and girls smiling and waving miniature
U.S. flags, Maj. Gen. Frank Kisner, U.S. Special Operations Command
Europe commander, was given a warm welcome during his second visit to
the small village of Debeljak.Read More
Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and Marines from the Stuttgart military community celebrated the 35th Soldaten Wasen — the ‘Soldier’s Fest’ Read More
