Joseph Edeigba, a plans and operations specialist at the Directorate of Plans, Training, Mobilization, and Security for U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart, poses in a photo with his degree. He recently completed an Executive Master of Business Administration in finance, which he said he plans to apply directly to the garrison’s mission of supporting Soldiers, civilians and their families. Photo provided by Joseph Edeigba

A garrison employee recently completed an Executive Master of Business Administration in finance, which he said he plans to apply directly to the garrison’s mission of supporting Soldiers, civilians and their families.Read More

The Stuttgart S-Bahn’s central trunk route and tunnel will be closed from July 20 through September 11. Replacement bus services and an alternate route network will be in effect during the closure. Use mobile apps for routing public transit journeys to find the most current connections available.Read More

Panzer Hotel Assistant Manager Elsa Bonet Pocino poses for a photo in front of the enhanced breakfast options at the Panzer Hotel on April 10, 2026. The U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart employee was chosen as the 2025 Army Lodge Awards Supervisor of the Year for her work in improving the guest experience. USAG Stuttgart is the Department of War's premier overseas command and control platform. It manages five key installations in Germany, serving as a joint military hub for thousands of personnel. Photo by Margarita Cambest, USAG Stuttgart Public Affairs

A U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart employee is the 2025 Army Lodging Awards Supervisor of the Year thanks to improving the guest experience at the Panzer Hotel.Read More

Sign up now to attend the Capital City Visitation Tour. The CCVP is a special no-cost tour which provides community members the opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of Stuttgart, the host nation political system, and the development of the postwar relationship between the U.S. and Germany.Read More