Advice for military children coming to Germany
“Children of the world, blown to all corners of the world, we bloom anywhere!” -Military Brats motto by Diane Townsend. Read More
“Children of the world, blown to all corners of the world, we bloom anywhere!” -Military Brats motto by Diane Townsend. Read More
U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart community members can help each other by recycling and reusing cleaning supplies and other materials found at the Hazardous Material Reuse Center on Panzer Kaserne.Read More
If you are PCSing and have students enrolled in any of the Stuttgart Department of Defense Dependents Schools, you may find the following tips useful.Read More
TRICARE – what to do before, during and after a PCS. Read More
If you used the Value Added Tax Relief and Utility Tax Avoidance programs during your tour, you probably saved yourself a lot of money.Read More
PCS season can be exciting, challenging and stressful. But did you know you can take steps now to prevent many common legal issues? Read More
Crochet Corner makes items for the local community including afghans and baby items for the wellness center and new parent support program.Read More
A guide to VAT relief in Germany. Read More
Basic information about the Stuttgart military community and surrounding communities.Read More
Tips on canceling contracts, notifying landlords, and preparing for claimsRead More
Guests are welcome, but cannot make purchases.Read More
U.S. Transportation Command
Many service members may not know of their entitlements when shipping personal vehicles as they move overseas or return stateside, according to U.S. Transportation Command officials.Read More
The medical care system for service members, retirees, civilians and their families in Germany consists of three main elements. Read More
Use of VAT forms is a privilege extended to personnel under the SOFA, but there are restrictions on the use of VAT forms. To avoid losing VAT relief privileges, avoid the following prohibited practices:Read More
In Germany, and throughout Europe and much of the world, the system of measure known as the metric system is used. This system is based on base measurements in weight, distance, volume and area and measured in increments of 10, 100 and 1,000.Read More
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