1/28/25
The USAG Bavaria Tower Barracks Fitness Center hosts Wellness Wednesdays, a free fitness program open to Department of Defense employees, Family members, and local national employees with post access.
1/27/25
Finding employment can be a significant challenge for Spouses and dependents due to the unique demands of military life. The Army Garrison Presidio of Monterey Employment Readiness Program helps Monterey area military dependents secure a job opportunity while they are stationed in the area.
1/22/25
Army Garrison Bavaria started the year by kicking off its first Community Connection Day at the Tower View Conference Center to bring Soldiers, Civilian Employees, Contractors and their Families together.
1/22/25
The Fort Cavazos Garrison Religious Support Office heads up several food security initiatives to assist Soldiers and their Families at the Great Place.
1/21/25
Every family housing unit on Fort Cavazos will undergo an interior and exterior inspection beginning next month, and housing officials are encouraging residents to schedule their appointments now. Inspections on Fort Cavazos begin Feb. 3 and will continue until all Cavalry Family Housing units have been inspected, likely mid-March.
1/17/2025
U.S. Army Garrison Bavaria continued its longstanding tradition of hosting the annual Fitness Day at the Physical Fitness Center at Tower Barracks. For over 20 years, this event has inspired Soldiers and community members to adopt healthier lifestyles. Fitness Day 2025 was supported by the Armed Forces Wellness Center Bavaria, U.S. Army Health Clinic Grafenwoehr, the American Red Cross, the Army Substance Abuse Program and other organizations.
1/16/2025
Laiza Correa Sboron said she’s very excited about 2025. The sexual assault response coordinator with the 405th Army Field Support Brigade is excited about the new year for two reasons – the Army’s first standalone regulation for sexual harassment and sexual assault response and prevention comes out Feb. 10, and the Army is celebrating its 250th birthday this year.
1/14/25
U.S. Army Garrison Benelux in Dülmen Tower Barracks forged a partnership with NATO 1 German-Netherlands Corps with the signing of a landmark Memorandum of Agreement for housing office support Jan. 8, 2025, in Münster, Germany. USAG Benelux Commander Col. Patrick Hofmann and 1GNC Commander Lt. Gen. Nico Tak formalized the agreement in order to make transitions smoother for U.S. military and DoD civilians stationed in Dülmen.
1/13/24
The Canby Community Center at Island Palm Communities celebrated its grand opening this week with a traditional Hawaiian blessing led by Kahu Kekoa Cordell. The ceremony brought together military leadership, IPC's Resident Advisory Board, and the IPC team, led by Project Director Iris Kirk. The Canby Community Center stands as a tribute to its storied past and a space for creating cherished traditions for military members and their Families.
1/8/25
Community members looking to keep their New Year’s fitness resolutions or just strive for better overall health can sign up starting Friday for Camp Zama’s annual weight loss contest. The competition, which runs from Feb. 3 through March 19, aims to inspire participants to trim down while accomplishing their fitness goals in a community setting.
1/8/25
Throughout 2024, Fort Cavazos welcomed new leadership as it continued its modernization through several initiatives and projects, working to improve quality of life, readiness and operations across the installation.
1/8/25
There were many opportunities for the Fort Cavazos community to come together for fun and camaraderie in 2024 with events for both Soldiers and their Families alike.
A new year is a great time to take stock of your fitness, where you are right now and where you’d liked to be in 3, 6, 9 or 12 months. The Army offers many free benefits to elevate your current financial, physical and nutritional fitness levels.
More1/1/25
As the new year begins, Soldiers and their Families have a fresh opportunity to take charge of their financial well-being. With a variety of free programs offering education and counseling services, the Army is equipping Families with the tools they need to achieve financial readiness and support mission success throughout the year.
1/1/25
As the new year begins, Soldiers, their Families and Army Civilians have a variety of tools and programs available to support their overall well-being. From holistic health and fitness initiatives to spiritual readiness resources, free counseling, sleep assistance and family support programs, the Army is committed to fostering resilience and balance. These resources ensure a comprehensive approach to strengthening mind and body for the challenges ahead.
