Joint Multinational Readiness Center Hohenfels, Germany ...

TAB C (Life Support Information)
18. Recreational Support
“All Nations” 1500
Mormon (2nd Sunday) 1830
(b) Religious Education
Protestant 0945
Gospel 1045
Church of God in Christ 1300
a. On Post. The Hohenfels community has numerous recreational facilities
including two gymnasiums, a recreational center and two clubs. Location and hours of
operation are listed in Annex A, Appendix 2 (JMRC Phone Directory).
b. Off Post. You may have time to plan a unit, one-day MWR trip. Tours may
be arranged to many sights in Germany, through the ITR/MWR office, located in Bldg
344, 466-2670.
c. If funded by the ARNG, your ADVON can coordinate bus requests with the
JMRC-RC-LNO. Shuttle buses are available to Regensburg and Amberg. See the bus
schedule in Annex C.
d. Shuttling of soldiers to and from the DB train station in Parsberg is highly
encouraged. At no time will TMP busses or vehicles be parked and left unattended in
the civilian communities.
19. Drinking Policy The consumption of alcoholic beverages is strictly limited while
on ODT The current policy is no consumption of alcohol AT ALL during the X days of a
rotation. The goal is force protection. Unit commanders will coordinate with their
sponsor upon arrival for limitations. This policy applies both on and off post, including
non-duty hours and MWR trips.
20. Customs Information
a. Any item of monetary value entering CONUS from Germany is subject to a
customs charge, regardless of the fact that it was originally purchased in CONUS.
Therefore, if a soldier brings a personal video camera, radio, etc., to annual training, the
soldier may pay a customs charge upon reentry into CONUS. To avoid this, soldiers
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