Serving the Military Community in Ansbach 
For more than 50 years, Boys & Girls Clubs of America has celebrated the accomplishments of Club youth as they learn the art and science of photography. Child & Youth Services is excited to announce that four pieces entered at our local Boys & Girls Clubs of America (BGCA) Art and Photography Exhibit were selected to represent the European Regional level.
The 12th Combat Aviation Brigade welcomed Col. John Broam as the new commander and bid farewell to Col. Kenneth Cole during a change of command ceremony at Katterbach Army Airfield Aug. 9.
Each year, as summer ends, U.S. Army Garrison Ansbach comes together to exhibit the abundant organizations and services during the annual community showcase.
The U.S. Army Garrison Ansbach’s Environmental Management Division (EMD) celebrated its first ever honey festival with newly graduated class of beekeeper students at the Environmental Education Center on Urlas Kaserne July 24.
The Directorate of Public Works organized a field trip for community members to a local recycling facility, near Gunzenhausen as part of the weekly Army Professional training.
The German-American Partnership Shoot, an annual tradition between U.S. Army Garrison Ansbach and the town of Herrieden, is a friendly marksmanship competition that brings hundreds of Soldiers, Civilians and Germans to the Oberdachstetten Training Area every year.
More than 75 children and 35 volunteers participated in the one-week summer program sponsored by the USAG Ansbach Religious Support Office. With the theme “Athens — Paul’s dangerous journey to share the truth,” vacation bible school (VBS) was a hit at the Katterbach Chapel June 24-28.
As part of the MakerSpace grant the Ansbach Library had three bicycle stands installed around the garrison. The stands are available to everyone and located at the Library on Bleidorn, the Youth Center on Katterbach and the Von Steuben Community Center on Bismarck.
By Amy Stork USAG Ansbach Public Affairs The Ansbach Army…
Students from the Ansbach JROTC battalion joined several other organizations in France to commemorate the 75th anniversary of D-Day.
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