The U.S. Army Europe Child & Youth Supervision Policy
Guidance for families stationed on Army installations in Europe on the level of supervision required for children at various stages of development.
Guidance for families stationed on Army installations in Europe on the level of supervision required for children at various stages of development.
In 1973, then Spc. Mike Yurk was transferred to Kelley Barracks and assigned to write for new community newspaper, the Stuttgart Citizen.
U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart’s Fire Department responds immediately to a request for mutual aid at off post fire
The families overcoming stress or “FOCUS” program helps improve resilience skills for couples and families.
“Just because we are wearing masks doesn’t mean we can’t be kind to one another.”
The Army Community Service-run program pairs volunteer shoppers with community members who cannot enter the commissary due to quarantine or other COVID-related circumstances.
What’s happening Stuttgart – Episode Two.
Local news translated and summarized as a courtesy by USAG Stuttgart Public Affairs.
Katharina Juergens joined the Bundeswehr in 2017 as an information technology specialist, and is now on her way to becoming a commissioned officer.
Local news translated and summarized as a courtesy by USAG Stuttgart Public Affairs.
Stuttgart’s Directorate of Public Works conducts annual testing in an effort to maintain quality drinking water for the community.
Local news translated and summarized as a courtesy by USAG Stuttgart Public Affairs.
Local news translated and summarized as a courtesy by USAG Stuttgart Public Affairs.
To ensure holiday gifts, cards, and packages arrive on time, the U.S. Postal Service has set its recommended dates for mailing packages and letters for the upcoming season.
Each November, U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart leadership takes part in German Volkstrauertag wreath laying ceremonies in local communities.