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US military families in Germany seek relief from rising utility costs by moving on base, if they can - Vimarsana News

US military families in Germany seek relief from rising utility costs by moving on base, if they can

The rising demand is coming largely from off-base families who want to move on base and military family members who spoke with Stars and Stripes cited energy prices as the reason.

US Army housing in Germany takes bottom ranks in annual survey - Vimarsana News

US Army housing in Germany takes bottom ranks in annual survey

Army housing in Europe once again fared poorly in the latest Army customer satisfaction survey when compared to base housing communities in the U.S. and in the Asia-Pacific region.

US Army not bound by new energy-saving measures in Germany - Vimarsana News

US Army not bound by new energy-saving measures in Germany

Army garrisons in Germany will not be bound by new German government measures to conserve energy but will attempt to make cuts of their own amid concerns of a possible gas shortage this winter.

Military postal service delays mail halt for overseas retirees, officials say - Vimarsana News

Military postal service delays mail halt for overseas retirees, officials say

Military retirees living overseas may continue using their APO and FPO addresses for at least a little longer, following the Military Postal Service Agency’s decision to halt a move that would have taken away their mailboxes next month.

Skyrocketing energy costs showing up in bills for US bases, military personnel across Europe - Vimarsana News

Skyrocketing energy costs showing up in bills for US bases, military personnel across Europe

U.S. military installations throughout Europe are estimating they will collectively pay at least $50 million more for gas and electricity in the next year, amid soaring wholesale energy prices exacerbated in some cases by a reliance on Russian natural gas.