Garrison Leaders Check Progress on Camp Zama Housing Upgrades
4/28/24
U.S. Army Garrison Japan leaders recently inspected a 20-home renovation project as the garrison plans to roll out several more upgrades across its inventory.
4/28/24
U.S. Army Garrison Japan leaders recently inspected a 20-home renovation project as the garrison plans to roll out several more upgrades across its inventory.
4/26/24
Command Sgt. Maj. Raymond Wrensch, U.S. Army Garrison Rheinland-Pfalz, hosted a Month of the Military Child breakfast to recognize the resilience of military children, who often face unique challenges, and to acknowledge their vital role in shaping the future.
4/25/24
Fort Cavazos participated in the first Army-only career fair April 13 at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas, reaching people near and far, Army and civilian. With more than 43 commands participating, the career fair was large, playing host to many people not only from Texas, but across the nation.
4/24/24
Maribel Sikes, 16, is a finalist in 2024’s Operation Homefront Military Child of the Year Award, an honor the titular nonprofit organization bestows annually to recognize outstanding young people ages 13 to 18. The winners receive their award every April during the Month of the Military Child.
4/19/24
Soldiers from U.S. Army NATO and 7th Army Training Command traveled to spend a day with German firefighters focused on health and physical fitness.
4/19/24
April is Month of the Military Child and Smith Elementary School took the opportunity to celebrate all its students during a MOMC Purple Up! Assembly.
4/18/24
All 11 Cavalry Family Housing neighborhoods have once again won the SatisFacts Community Award for 2023.
4/10/24
Dog owners now have more places to play fetch with their furry best friends after the Directorate of Public Works recently opened three new dog runs which includes a nearly half-mile walking path for community members.
4/10/24
The Month of the Military Child is observed and celebrated in April each year to recognize and honor the sacrifice and resilience of children who grow up in military families.
4/9/24
The average child in a military family will move six to nine times during a school career from kindergarten to 12th grade; an average frequency of three times more than non-military families. Currently, more than 1.7 million children have one or more parents on active service in the U.S. Armed Forces.
4/5/24
The Building Strong and Ready Teams program is a unit-based, chaplain-led program which assists commanders in building individual resiliency by strengthening the Army Family.
4/5/24
Sgt. 1st Class Latoya Greene, Headquarters and Headquarters Battalion, III Armored Corps, started a petition to eventually change the taping standards for ACFT scores.
4/4/24
At a resiliency training event in the Vicenza Military Community, Eric Urrutia, a Performance Expert, conducted a class for Public Health Activity Italy. Instead of conducting a classroom style training event, Urrutia was able to teach Public Health Activity Italy about resiliency by teaming up with the Ederle Fitness Center Manager Joshua Grant.
4/3/24
U.S. Army Garrison Japan leadership and community residents gathered on Camp Zama to take a stand against child abuse and neglect as part of the Child Abuse Prevention Month campaign observed in April.
4/1/24
Each year, the Department of Defense joins national, state and local governments, schools, military-serving organizations, companies and private citizens in celebrating military children and the sacrifices they make during the Month of the Military Child.
4/1/24
U.S. Army Garrison Japan held its first-ever conference with Japanese realtors as part of an effort to increase housing options outside the gate and to discuss upcoming renovation projects to on-post housing.