GRAFENWOEHR, Germany — The on-post key systems are amazing technologies, but users should be aware of dying batteries. Please see the below infographic as a short guide to using your key system and how your U.S. Army Garrison Bavaria Key Control Office supports you.
GRAFENWOEHR, Germany — In the 19th century, a woman caused a sensation in the kingdom of Bavaria and, along with a man from Vilseck, played a significant role in the revolution that ended the king’s reign. Lola Montez, as she called herself, was a dancer, the mistress of…
By Senior Airman Devin M. Rumbaugh, 86th Airlift Wing Public Affairs RAMSTEIN AIR BASE, Germany (June 5, 2018) — Raising children can be a challenging task for new parents. With the Women, Infants, and Children Overseas program, parents can reach out for multiple facets of assistance and education in…
GRAFENWOEHR, Germany — October 14 marks election day for the Bavarian legislative assembly. Every five years, Bavaria’s parliament, the Landtag with its 180 members, is elected. This guide tells you what you, as American neighbors to the German constituents, need to know to make sense of…
In Germany, the pharmacy is called an Apotheke and can be identified by the large red A outside locations. But not all pharmacies in Germany operate 24 hours. German pharmacies take turns operating throughout the night. There is always at least one Apotheke open near you. Here’s how…
GRAFENWOEHR, Germany — The “Buchbinder Legionäre,” right now one of the biggest baseball organizations in Germany, have played at the Armin-Wolf-Baseball-Arena in Regensburg since 1998. The arena is located in the east part of Regensburg and has a capacity of 2,500 spectators. They hosted the 2009 Baseball…
GRAFENWOEHR, Germany — The holiday honoring mothers is not just an American one. Mother’s Day has existed since as long ago as the Greek empire. Today, Mother’s Day is celebrated around the world. Modern Mother’s Day finds its roots in the U.S., when female activist Julia Ward Howe requested…
GRAFENWOEHR, Germany — Spring has arrived in Bavaria and nature is coming back from hibernation. This also marks the beginning of gardening season, when seeds and young plants are brought out and tended to so they can produce a plentiful harvest. The same is true for Tower and…
GRAFENWOEHR, Germany — Over the course of two or three years in Europe, many Soldiers and military families find that building a modest alcohol collection — from regions famous for wine, for example — becomes a part of their experience abroad. But what happens when it’s time…
By Jeremy S. Buddemeier, U.S. Army Garrison Bavaria Public Affairs VILSECK, Germany – Living in Europe for the past four years, I’ve come to the realization that some cultural stereotypes exist because they’re true: Americans are loud in public and they really do love their cars. And…