Serving the Military Community in Ansbach 
Inclement weather phenomena like snow, ice, rain and fog are part of the fall and winter season in Southern Germany. Making sure community members are safe to navigate roads and walkways is a main concern for the garrison and procedures are in place to ensure all precautions are taken.
American and German members and friends of Outreach-KONTAKT Franken met for their annual holiday gathering at the Katterbach Chapel annex, sharing a home-cooked meal to conclude a busy year of friendship activities.
More than 20 children, ages 6 to 18 from a German children’s home, visited the U.S. Army Garrison Ansbach Dec. 1 to celebrate the holiday season.
Twenty-four cadets and students of the Ansbach Middle High School JROTC, 9th Batallion, visited northeastern France during Veterans Day weekend to learn about the Meuse-Argonne Offensive.
The annual Retiree Appreciation Day (RAD) for USAG Ansbach took place Wednesday, Oct. 17 at the Von Steuben Community Center on Bismarck Kaserne. The annual event is designed to support retirees – both active duty and civilian retirees – as well as spouses and widows of retirees, who are living in Ansbach and surrounding communities.
For two days in September, eight Soldiers from the 678th Air Defense Artillery Brigade (ADA BDE), South Carolina National Guard, participated in the Schützenschnur, or the German Armed Forces Badge for Weapons Proficiency, earning badges for excellence while also building alliances with their German counterparts.
ANSBACH, Germany – U.S. Army Garrison Ansbach (USAG Ansbach) launched…
It all goes back to a Franconian chimney sweep and an American band leader striking up an unusual friendship 36 years ago. When the two met in 1982, little did they know they were the founders of a long-lasting friendship and partnership between the city of Herrieden and the U.S. Army.
The U.S. Army Garrison Ansbach commander, Col. Steven Pierce, and subject matter experts from medical, environmental and public health arenas conducted a community town hall today to address potential concerns of community members in reference to a recent discovery of lead-based paint in some U.S. Army facilities in the United States.
An Army veteran who was stationed in Ansbach nearly 60 years ago visited his former home during a brief Germany tour with his children.
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