By USAG Stuttgart Public Affairs
The VIOS (Visual Information Ordering Site) platform will officially sunset on October 1, 2025. As part of this transition, the Army Enterprise Service Management Portal (AESMP) will become the new system for submitting requests for Visual Information (VI), Tactical Army Posture Conferences (TAPC), and audiovisual equipment.
While VIOS is being phased out, users can still visit https://vios-europe.army.mil, which will automatically redirect to the AESMP platform. This ensures a smooth user experience during the transition period.
Once all system procedures are finalized, the TSAE Visual Information Products and Services page will be updated to include a step-by-step guide for submitting requests through AESMP. This guide will help ensure users can continue to access the VI services they need with minimal disruption.
The Visual Information Ordering Site platform will officially sunset on Oct. 1. The Army Enterprise Service Management Portal will become the new system for submitting requests for Visual Information, Tactical Army Posture Conferences, and audiovisual equipment.Read More
Thank you to everyone who attended the Sept. 16 Community Town Hall on Patch Barracks. You can download the full presentation and notes HERE or visit our Community Town Halls page to read notes from previous town halls. Share: Facebook Twitter EmailRead More
The Retirement Services Office shares tips on healthy aging in this special article for the Stuttgart Citizen. Read More
Local Baden-Württemberg news translated and summarized as a courtesy by USAG Stuttgart Public Affairs staff. Read More
The Brezel Bike Race & Women’s Cycling Grand Prix will cause some road closures and traffic disruptions around Stuttgart Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 13 – 14.Read More
The USAG Stuttgart Passport Office and the U.S. Consulate in Frankfurt will host a Passport Outreach Day on Thursday, Oct. 30 from 9:30 a.m. to noon.Read More
Viereichenhautunnel on B14 Closed Due to ConstructionRead More
Germany will carry out a nationwide test of its emergency alert systems during Warntag (Alarm Day) on Thursday, Sept. 11, at 11 a.m. Organized by the Federal Office of Civil Protection and Disaster Assistance (BBK), this test ensures warning systems function properly in real emergencies.Read More
Local Baden-Württemberg news translated and summarized as a courtesy by USAG Stuttgart Public Affairs staff. Read More
Through Sept. 19, please allow a little extra time to drive through construction traffic on Leutenbacher Strasse near the elementary school construction site on Robinson BarracksRead More
The garrison command team and representatives from all directorates will be at the Patch Chapel on Sept. 16 at 6 p.m. for an open community discussion. Please submit your questions by Sept. 8 using the link in the article.Read More
A hunting club ceremony in Böblingen marks a clear example of cross-cultural German-American friendship. Read more from our USAG Stuttgart Public Affairs intern.Read More
At U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart, building a resilient and ready community is a fundamental part of the garrison’s mission to provide facility support services and quality-of-life programs to a community of more than 24,000 service members, civilians, retirees and their family members. Being geographically spread out across five installations can sometimes make finding resources and guidance challenging, but USAG Stuttgart is committed to making support easily accessible for everyone with the My Army Post App.Read More
This coming Monday, Sept. 1, 2025, is Labor Day. Many services around the garrison will be closed for the holiday. Read More
Last week at Patch Elementary School, some of our newest students celebrated a long-held German tradition known as Einschulung. This milestone marks the beginning of a child’s formal education, where each student is presented with a Schultüte, a school cone filled with treats and supplies.Read More
