• First Sgt. Brian Vinci from the 529th Military Police Company explains how uniforms have changed over time, pointing out the helmet liner in the photo that the middle and high schoolers had just seen in a glass display in the history room of the company Jan. 29 on Clay Kaserne.

    Students visit MP company for history lesson

    Students from Wiesbaden Middle and High School visited the 529th Military Police Company Jan. 29 on Clay Kaserne.

  • Jan Haas/RMV Bus riders can buy tickets from the bus driver, from a ticket machine—available at some bus stops, at an RMV ticket shop or through a smart phone app.

    How to use the local public transportation system

    Using the public transportation system in Germany can be a convenient way to travel and explore the local area.

  • Emily Jennings/USAG Wiesbaden Public Affairs Chris Eisenberg teaches a German class for newcomers Feb. 4 at Army Community Service. Eisenberg has been a volunteer teacher for 30 years.

    Couple spends 30 years volunteering

    When the Gulf War began, SanDee Eisenberg, an American living in Hochheim, felt compelled to reach out and help American families in any way she could.

  • Lena Stange/USAG Wiesbaden Public Affairs New Kantine contractors Seong Suk Yoo and Hwan-Wook Lee, together with Deputy Garrison Commander Scott Mowry, sign the Kantine contract Jan. 23 at the Works Council on Clay Kaserne.

    German Kantine to re-open soon under new management

    The new Kantine contractors, Seong Suk Yoo and Hwan-Wook Lee, together with Deputy Garrison Commander Scott Mowry signed the Kantine contract Jan. 23 at the Works Council on Clay Kaserne.

  • Christian Schipper, Civilian Firefighter of the Year, works with the self-contained breathing apparatus testing system at the Wiesbaden Fire Department on Clay Kaserne. He received the award for his commitment as SCBA branch leader.

    Wiesbaden firefighter receives award

    Wiesbaden firefighter Christian Schipper was selected Civilian Firefighter of the Year for Installation Management Command-Europe. He received the award for his commitment to the self-contained breathing apparatus shop at the Wiesbaden Fire Department on Clay Kaserne and will go on to compete at the IMCOM level.


News Briefs

Sign up for SHARP activities planned for April

The Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month kickoff and SHARP…

Community notes

German Kantine to re-open soon under new management

News flash

Dental Health Month Art Contest

Sports & travel

Local News

Housing staff engages residents, improves with survey feedback

Housing staff engages residents, improves with survey feedback

Over the past several months, the Directorate of Public Works has been gathering information on housing and resident satisfaction and what residents would like to see in the future.

Couple spends 30 years volunteering

Wiesbaden firefighter receives award

Students take MLK as role model

Mass warning system keeps personnel in the know

Wounded warriors visit Wiesbaden

Military News

Army Nurse Corps celebrates 119 years

The Army Nurse Corps celebrated its 119th birthday on Feb. 2.  The theme for 2020 is “Ready to Lead, Ready to Care since 1901.” 

USAREUR captain mentors students

COLA to increase for Wiesbaden area troops

Eligible veterans granted post access, shopping privileges

USO delivers Christmas joy to Soldiers, Families

Citizenship services changing in 2020

Features

New tools to help teachers

While homeschooling his autistic son, one dad stumbled upon a way to help his child thrive. Now schools and child care centers at U.S. Army Garrison Wiesbaden will benefit from what he learned.

AER kickoff planned for USAG Wiesbaden

ICE comments help improve garrison services

Cervical cancer awareness month

Sexual Health Services at the Wiesbaden Army Health Clinic

German students assist with US forces processes

Travel & Leisure

Karl Weisel/USAG Wiesbaden Family and MWR First-time author Kathryn Goodwin Tone shows off some of her favorite U.S. history books at the Wiesbaden Library.

First-time author lauds military service, Army library resources

People write books for all kinds of reasons. Some have an intriguing story to tell. Others want to illuminate past events or to share ideas.

Reduce heart disease risk factors

Students visit MP company for history lesson

How to use the local public transportation system

Plan for health care before travel

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