Valentine’s Day is typically a time celebrated with romantic love, but the kids of the School Aged Center (SAC) on Panzer Kaserne chose to use the holiday as an opportunity to send love to the community. Presented with cookies and heart-shaped crafts from the students – along with a note reading, “Roses are red, violets are blue, we want you to know how much we appreciate you!” – the staff of the Panzer Community Mail Room (CMR) were brought to tears by their act of kindness.Read More

Baby Expo Picture

The American Red Cross Stuttgart Station is set to host its annual Baby Expo March 9 at the Panzer Firehouse, near the Panzer Housing Area, from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. The event is tailored for prospective, expecting, and new parents, offering them an opportunity to learn about the ins-and-outs of the early parenthood experience – particularly in an overseas environment. The USO will then host a “Special Delivery” event for new and expecting moms starting at 2 p.m.Read More

Each quarter, the USAG Stuttgart Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP) offers the Unit Prevention Leaders (UPL) training. Following the training, newly certified UPLs serve as the commanders’ subject matter expert on the drug testing portion of the Army Substance Abuse Program, conducting mandatory and command-directed tests.Read More

The Western exit of Kansas Strasse will be closed from Nov. 15 – Dec. 6, as the garrison continues its sewer renovations across post. Beginning Nov. 22 until mid-December a temporary traffic light system will be installed along Montana strasse. Share: Facebook Twitter EmailRead More

USAG Stuttgart Public Affairs ❗️The Housing office will streamline its contract review process starting Monday. That means appointments will be reduced from about 1.5 hours to 45 minutes. ✅ The housing team will discuss highlights of the housing contract, and nuisances based on the local environment. They’ll also answer anyRead More

By John H. Campbell USAG Stuttgart Public Affairs Office When John Hamilton, the Community Recreation Officer for U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart was in the region on a previous assignment, he took notice of the condition of the running surface at Husky Field on Patch Barracks. “It was poor, at best,Read More

It has come to our attention the number of cases of dogs with diarrhea in the USAG Stuttgart Garrison increased recently. These dogs live on all installations as well as off post and had varying degrees of severity of diarrhea.

While there are many potential causes of diarrhea, some infectious causes include parasites, bacteria, and viral diseases. There is not a confirmed etiology for the cases within community.

Many of the infectious diseases have fecal oral transmission, and dogs contract them by eating or drinking contaminated water, fecal material, or contaminated surfaces such as soil.Read More