Archive for October, 2010

Living overseas can be expensive. However, things like the Cost of
Living Allowance, or COLA, are designed to help offset expenses occurred
from the local economy.

Servicemembers new to the Medical Evaluation Board and Physical
Evaluation Board process are most often confused and weighed down with
questions concerning their legal rights. MEB Outreach Counsel and
Soldiers Counsel are licensed attorneys available to provide
information, advice and representation to Soldiers throughout the
MEB-PEB process.

HEIDELBERG, Germany — U.S. Army Europe Soldiers and civilian employees can be awarded up to $25,000 by submitting their ideas to improve the Army through the Army Suggestion Program. Soldiers, U.S. federal employees and local national civilian employees who are paid from appropriated funds are eligible to take part in […]

It is that time of year again when Air Force Postal facilities prepare
to effectively serve Kaiserslautern Military Community customers with
their holiday mailing needs. Beginning Nov. 1, the hours of the three
postal facilities will be extended.

PLOVDIV AIR BASE, Bulgaria

Many servicemembers might remember participating in the DARE program, or
Drug Abuse Resistance Education, targeted towards school-aged children
but may not have participated in a drug prevention cause since.

U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart officially kicked off the Combined Federal Campaign-Overseas Oct. 6 during a tenants meeting on Patch Barracks. The key leaders cutting the cake are (from left): Col. Adam Copp, Marine Corps Forces, Europe; Fredrick Jones, Special Operations Command Africa; Capt. Cornelius Guinan, Special Operations Command Europe;  Lt. […]