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
Story and photos by Paul Hughes USAG Stuttgart Public Affairs “I’m literally as fat as a jelly donut!” I laughed out loud at the beginning of 2018 as my health assessment results were revealed live on American Forces Radio (where I DJ’d at the time). 27% fat it said, theRead More
For this valentines day, we wanted to find out what it’s like to fall in love in Germany. We interviewed couples who fell in love under the schwarz, rot und gelb flag of Germany and how they coped with it. Read More
Euan Leith, a member of the USAG Stuttgart postal operations team, is also a veteran member of NBC Olympics broadcasting teams and will take leave to help produce the 2022 Winter Games in February.Read More
Ten things you (probably) don’t know about Christmas in GermanyRead More
Get the updated recycling guides for on or off-post. Read More
Talk to your kids about preparing for emergencies and what to do in case you are separated. Reassure them by providing information about how they can get involvedRead More
September is National Preparedness Month 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. When disaster strikes, emergency responders address the most critical needs first and may not beRead More
In a matter of days, the team of military spouses would be responsible for sending convoy after convoy full of urgently needed donations to Ramstein Air Base.Read More
A sleepy, normal garrison day in Stuttgart, quickly turned into one of the post’s most pivotal days. The largest terrorist attack in American history, shocked the U.S., the world and would have an everlasting effect 4000 miles away at USAG Stuttgart.Read More
There are numerous castles, castle ruins, and former royal residences in the greater Stuttgart area, but six of the most central and well-known include the Residenzschloss in Ludwigsburg; and Altes Schloss, Neues Schloss, Schloss Solitude, and Schloss Rosenstein in Stuttgart.Read More
The 18 hole, 300 acre course was built in 1956 and designed by Bernhard von Limburger, described by the journal ‘Golf Course Architecture’ as “clearly the most important golf course architect in Germany” in his time.Read More
From the countless waterfalls, each one more mesmerizing than the last, and the hidden hot springs at the end of dramatic hikes, there is just so much to see, do and experience in Iceland.Read More