This report contains the results of a survey conducted in May 1983 of Army families in USARFUR (United States Army--Europe). A total of 1,036 married and accompanied family members, both military member and spouse, were surveyed. The sample was representative of the approximately 60,000 families in USAREUR in terms of rank distribution, combat unit type, and size of military community. The purpose of the survey was to obtain a broad range of information on family life in the Army and to assess family experiences in coming to and adjusting to life overseas. Sections of the report focus on family demographics, family wellness, family partnership with the Army, member's sense of community, the quality of life, adaptation to USAREUR, and family problems and concerns. Discussion centers on data presented in 38 tables and is organized to serve as a reference source for Army planners and decision makers engaged in the formulation and assessment of programs and policies that impact on Army families. Information concerning research method, sampling plan, and sample characteristics is appended. (RH)