Heidelberg has been the nerve center of land operations for NATO missions for more than six decades. However, as part of a command restructuring effort, those days have come to an end. Chris Knoblauch takes us to the deactivation ceremony.
The U.S. military has partnered with the city of Heidelberg for over 60 years. SSG Jarrett Simpkins tells us how the community is preparing for the future.
An airborne combat medic assumed responsibilities as the senior enlisted advisor at the Warrior Transition Battalion – Europe at a ceremony on Campbell Barracks here Dec. 2.
Command Sgt. Maj. Michael L. Gragg receives a traditional NCO sword from Lt. Col. Michael C. Richardson, commander of the Warrior Transition Battalion - Europe. By accepting the sword, CSM Gragg ceremonially assumes responsibility for the health, welfare and care of the Warriors assigned.
Command Sgt. Maj. Michael L. Gragg sets aside his prepared remarks as he addresses the audience at his assumption of responsibility ceremony for the Warrior Transition Battalion -Europe at Campbell Barracks in Heidelberg Dec. 2.
HEIDELBERG, Germany — With the return of V Corps soldiers from Afghanistan Aug. 1, the Heidelberg Lady Generals basketball team got their head coach back.
HEIDELBERG, Germany — U.S. Army Europe information management officials are introducing a new solution to a Department of Defense requirement to protect locally saved data on government computers as of June 29.
HEIDELBERG, Germany—U.S. Army Europe will conduct numerous unit inactivations, relocations and returns to the U.S. from the Mannheim and Heidelberg area between 2010 and 2015 to further consolidate remaining personnel on DoD main operating bases as of June 24.
HEIDELBERG, Germany – German public health officials have recently publicized an increase in Puumala virus infections among its citizens in the states of Baden-Wuerttemberg and Bavaria June 7.