USAG Stuttgart’s annual Retiree Appreciation Day, set for Oct. 25 at the Panzer Firehouse, honors the dedicated service of military retirees and their families with ceremonies, health services, and social activities. Please RSVP by Oct. 24. A Retiree Dental Day will also be held on October 24; appointments are limitedRead More

Flu vaccination events are now available to eligible beneficiaries in the Stuttgart military community through scheduled events (no walk-ins accepted). Patients not empaneled to U.S. Army Health Clinic Stuttgart must first register at the Patch Clinic’s Patient Administration office.Read More

Thursday, October 3, is German Unity Day (Tag der Deutschen Einheit), a public holiday across Germany. Some services around the garrison staffed largely by local national professionals will be closed, as well as most off-post shops and services. Some on-post offices also have regular training and administrative closures on Thursdays.Read More

The opening of both Enhanced Security Pedestrian Gates (ESPGs) on Kelley Barracks has been delayed. The garrison is working closely with DPW and the contractor to address the technical issues causing the delay. Until these issues are resolved, both gates will remain closed. We understand the inconvenience this may cause and appreciate the community’s patience as we work toward a solution.Read More

Limited walk-in services are available at the Panzer Kaserne Vehicle Inspection station this week, from Sept. 23-27, due to equipment repair. Appointments will be served with priority, and walk-ins only when free spots are available. Customers are kindly asked for patience and to coordinate and schedule accordingly.Read More

Germany will conduct a comprehensive test of emergency alert systems throughout the country on ‘Nationwide Alert Day,’ Sept. 12, 2024. A message will be sent out at 11 a.m. across all available means, including cell phones (via mobile networks), radio and television channels, digital display boards, government websites/social media, and sirens/loudspeaker trucks/sirens.Read More

The USAG Stuttgart Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP) has a message for staying safe and healthy when you are out enjoying time with family and friends: if you are planning on driving a car, piloting a boat, exploring the wilderness, or swimming, please think before you drink and avoid consuming any beverages that contain alcohol. Hot summer days can put you at risk for dehydration through fluid loss from perspiration and increased urination.Read More

One advantage of being stationed in Germany is that friends and family can visit you and travel around Europe. But you must first receive customs approval if you want to lend them your USAREUR-AF plated vehicle for their excursions. You do not require the approval if any member of your household who has a USAREUR-AF driver’s license is going to be in the vehicle while your guests drive.Read More

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The garrison Public Affairs Office provides translated summaries of local news articles for the convenience of non-German speaking community members. The information contained in these summaries is originally written by German-language news sources and does not reflect the opinion of U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart or any of its tenant commands.Read More

The Stuttgart region loves its festivals, but when it comes to frequency and diversity, there’s no time quite like the summer. Our calendar provides more than 30 festivals and special events to enjoy.Read More

The garrison will conduct testing of its “Giant Voice” Mass Warning Notification System on Patch and Kelley Barracks on Friday, May 3. Loudspeakers will play various tones and test messages in order to ensure the functionality of the system.Read More