U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart prepares for Best Warrior Competition in Rheinland-Pfalz at the end of this month. Staff Sgt. Harry Rodriguez mentored Sgt. Jonathan Estime and Spc. Josiah Edness during the preparation for the competition. Over three days, competitors will face a demanding series of events designed to push them to their limits. They will navigate land by map and compass, demonstrate expert marksmanship, master obstacle courses, and prove their military knowledge before a board of senior sergeants. It’s a test of a Soldier’s physical stamina, mental sharpness, and tactical skills. During weaponry training, Edness learns how to work an M2 .50 Cal Machine Gun. USAG Stuttgart serves as the Department of Defense’s premier overseas command and control platform, hosting two Unified Combatant Commands and three Service Component Commands across five installations. (U.S. Army photo by Balmina Sehra)

Two Soldiers from U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart prepare to compete in the Best Warrior Competition this month. Follow along on their journey.Read More

Stuttgart Elementary School Parent Teacher Association board members, Department of Defense Education Activity Europe leadership, school officials, students, and U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart Command Sgt. Maj. Chris Melendez pose for a photo on Dec. 11, 2025 following the inaugural game of gaga ball at the new gaga pit on the Stuttgart Elementary School playground. Photo by Stuttgart Elementary School’s Parent Teacher Association President Jerrica Roach

Stuttgart Elementary School’s Parent Teacher Association went big for their community this year, working for months and spending thousands of euro on a facility improvement that has the kids going wild– gaga ball. The popular dodgeball variant has hit schoolyards and playgrounds throughout the United States in recent years and thanks to advocacy from students is now available at U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart.Read More

USAG Stuttgart Headquarters and Headquarters Company’s 1st Sgt. Richard J. Telck relinquished his leadership role at a ceremony at the Panzer Firehouse on July 8, 2025 after nearly two years as the company’s senior enlisted advisor. Photo by Andrea Ryan, USAG Stuttgart Public Affairs

USAG Stuttgart Headquarters and Headquarters Company’s 1st Sgt. Richard J. Telck relinquished his leadership role at a ceremony at the Panzer Firehouse on July 8, 2025 after nearly two years as the company’s senior enlisted advisor.
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It’s 2 a.m. and you have a medical emergency. Do you know what to do?

Time is an important factor when emergency care is required, so who do
you call first? Where do you go? How do you get to the hospital? 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

  Financial literacy training provides Soldiers and Families the knowledge, skills, and standards to enable them to manage their financial affairs in a manner that supports mission readiness. According to the Financial readiness program, financial issues for soldiers can have a direct impact on readiness and retention, In many cases,Read More

Eric Aschendorf, an Army specialist who served on RB more than 35 years ago requested a flag that had been flown over Robinson Barracks to be draped over his casket.

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