Stuttgart High School’s Legacy Drumline and Panther Dancers brought a vibrant piece of American culture to the Czech Republic for the second time this weekend at Pilsen’s annual Liberation Festival. The festival celebrates the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Pilsen by the U.S. Army on May 6, 1945.Read More
Today’s tip: To prepare your family for an emergency, get one or more emergency kits that include enough supplies to meet your family’s essential needs for at least three days.Read More
Thirty-three athletes from the U.S. Paralympic swim team are scheduled to arrive in Stuttgart August 17 for a week’s worth of training in advance of the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games. That competition is scheduled to start August 28 and run through September 8.Read More
Think before you post! Examples of critical information and countermeasures. Read More
It’s that time of year when love and romantic relationships take center stage for a day, but aside from the expensive treats and gifts you can spoil your significant other with, it is also a great time to reflect and work on the foundation of any strong and healthy relationship: communication. Read More
The grand re-opening of the Panzer Firehouse lured thousands of local residents to come and peek behind the curtain of the American military present in Böblingen, May 1.Read More
A U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart firefighter took top honors in Europe during the 2022 Fire and Emergency Services Awards recently. Read More
Financial aid for military personnel and frequently asked question
Stuttgart military community member frequently asked questions about financial aid.Read More
Energy Crisis Winter 2022/23 and frequently asked questions
Stuttgart military community members frequently asked questions about the current Energy crises.Read More
Members of the Stuttgart Military Community got to peek behind the curtains of German politics and see how the “Bratwurst” is made.Read More
In September 1946, Stuttgart played host to a speech that redefined U.S. policy toward occupied post-World War II Germany and set the framework for the future German-American partnership.Read More
A passport is one of the ultimate symbols of travel possibilities, and there are a few things that personnel stationed abroad should know about them to make the most of their tour and stay on the right side of the law.Read More
By USAG Public Affairs and the EUCOM Historian’s Office Did you know many of the buildings and housing areas across U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart are memorialized after Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and Marines who served with distinction during our nation’s conflicts. The Craig Family Housing area between Montana Strasse and theRead More
By Bill Butler, EUCOM Command Historian As U.S. European Command turns 70 this year, historian Bill Butler shares pieces of history from America’s headquarters in Europe. Eighty-four years ago on 7 May 1938, Kurmärker Kaserne, now known as Patch Barracks, officially opened during a large ceremony open to the citizensRead More
Here’s what to expect if you book an appointment at the Army Wellness Center.Read More
