4/22/25
The Directorate of Prevention, Resilience and Readiness is seeking feedback from the Army community to improve its communication channels and outreach materials. Available online through May 30, the survey is aimed at gathering insights to gauge whether DPRR’s communications meet the needs of Soldiers, Families, senior leaders, Cadets and Army Civilians.
4/21/25
The constant anger or drinking, the worrying, restlessness or unhappiness, the constant mental pain—these symptoms are not who you are. They can be signs of a common and treatable mental health condition—and ignoring them will not make them go away.
4/17/25
Mission readiness requires more than physical strength; financial well-being is also a part of a Soldier’s overall resilience. U.S. Army Garrison Rheinland-Pfalz Army Community Service offers a Financial Readiness Program to equip Soldiers with the tools they need for financial success.
4/17/25
In a celebration of resilience, strength and community, more than 3,000 children and their parents gathered at Fort Cavazos to honor military-connected youth during the annual Month of the Military Child Fest. This year’s theme, “The Future of the Military Child,” shined a spotlight on the unique challenges and bright futures of military children.
4/15/25
Fort Meade celebrated the opening of a new Family Child Care home with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 3315 Oliver Ct. Operated by Senait Chatman, the new home-based facility expands the installation’s Child and Youth Services program — a key contributor to family readiness and mission efficiency across the garrison.
4/14/25
10th Army Air and Missile Defense Command hosted their first gaming tournament on April 2, at the Community Activity Center in Sembach, Germany. The event aimed to improve Soldiers’ quality of life and social interactions by providing them with a safe and entertaining environment to bring camaraderie and morale to the Soldiers.
4/14/25
While an average of two days improvement on vehicle registration renewals compared to the same period last February and March may not seem like a lot, the steady shift to earlier renewals combined with several other new initiatives has U.S. Army in Europe and Africa motor vehicle registry officials optimistic about minimizing customer traffic and wait times this summer.
4/8/25
The National Guard serves in nearly every ZIP code — from the southern U.S. border to remote islands in the western Pacific. For some Guard members, geographic distance adds unique challenges in executing their mission.
4/7/25
Presidio of Monterey’s Family Life Chaplain, Maj. Danny Melin, spoke to first through third grade students gathered for a Month of the Military Child assembly at George C. Marshall Elementary School in Seaside, California, on April 2.
4/4/25
The Better Opportunities for Single Servicemembers program isn’t just about activities, it’s about impact to Soldiers. Built on three core pillars — quality of life, community service and recreation — BOSS empowers single Soldiers by developing partnerships and providing support both on- and -off post.
4/4/25
U.S. Army Garrison Rheinland-Pfalz honored Gold Star Spouses with a recognition ceremony and bench dedication April 2, 2025, on Sembach Kaserne in Sembach, Germany. The ceremony took place just days ahead of Gold Star Spouses Day, observed annually on April 5.
4/2/25
The Fort Cavazos Spouses’ Club took it back to the age of cowboys and gunslingers with its 39th annual Wild West Night Saturday at Lone Star Conference Center.
4/2/25
The Career Skills Program, a tool offered by the Fort Cavazos Transition Assistance Program, assists in connecting transitioning service members with corporate America so they have the opportunity to gain training certifications and employment.
4/1/25
This year, in honor of the Month of the Military Child in April, the Assistant Secretary of the Army for Manpower and Reserve Affairs encourages everyone to wear purple to show their support for military children.
