About Soldiers' Angels Germany

Soldiers' Angels Germany is a group of volunteers - military and civilians - living in Germany. We are supported by the Soldiers' Angels Foundation and many private donors.

As part of the Soldiers' Angels Medical Support Team, our mission is to support wounded and ill soldiers being treated at the Landstuhl Regional Medical Center facilities.

Please read About Medevacs to Germany and Balad: The First Step of a Long Journey Home.

Information about wounded/ill service members (family only, please)
- Contact the unit's Rear Detachment which can provide you with information.
- Call the LRMC 24 hour number, which can be found here. Please be prepared to provide proof of identity.
- You may also email me for general information. Patient privacy laws (HIPAA) are strictly observed by Landstuhl staff and no medical information is available through Soldiers' Angels Germany.

In 2008, Soldiers' Angels Germany provided over 275 onsite volunteer days, 1500 offsite volunteer hours, and distributed over $200,000 in donations at LRMC. Donations include phone cards, clothing, Blankets of Hope, snacks, get well cards, and much more. See the links under "How You Can Help" to the right.

Shipping Information (NEW as of June, 2009):

MTD
Attn: Soldiers' Angels
CMR 402
APO AE 09180

Important:
- Check Projects links to the right for current needs before shipping donations.
- Notify us when items are shipped.
- Include a note with your name, Email address, and short description of items sent in your packages. Without this information, we regret will not be able to confirm their receipt.
- Please allow 6-8 weeks for receipt confirmation.


Please take a moment to view the Soldiers' Angels Project Overview Video which contains more information about our mission, particularly our patient projects. Created by Laurie of Soldiers' Angels New York.

Dear Maryann,


I am home now, and working hard at being Kim’s husband (you may recall that this is my current career goal!).

I just wanted to thank you and your Angels again (and again) for what you do every day to care for, uplift and honor our wounded and their families.

On my visit to Landstuhl (I stopped there twice this year to visit our wounded and thank the staff), I was so humbled by your caring attitudes and selfless service. I just wanted to say thanks.

Of my enduring memories of my life as a Soldier, there is little doubt that the way we care for and protect each other will be top of the list, and in amongst those memories will be the countless Samaritans like you and your Angels.

Thanks.

Respectfully,


CSM Jeffrey J. Mellinger

Multi-National Force – Iraq CSM Aug 04 – May 07