52nd Signal Battalion Soldiers train on obstacle course
Soldiers from the 52nd Signal Battalion completed obstacle course training in the Local Training Area in Böblingen, Germany, Sep. 28. Read More
Soldiers from the 52nd Signal Battalion completed obstacle course training in the Local Training Area in Böblingen, Germany, Sep. 28. Read More
A top European Union military leader visited Headquarters, U.S. Africa Command, in Stuttgart, Germany, to discuss ways to further strengthen the strategic relationship between the two entities, Aug. 24.Read More
“It’s important to hold meetings like this…we are all faced with the same issues whether in Malawi, or the United States,” – Navy Lt. Cmdr. Anthony Falvo, AFRICOM’s Public Affairs Branch Chief. Read More
Leaders from 13 African countries visited U.S. Africa Command in Stuttgart in July. Read More
Photo Gallery: U.S. Special Forces Soldiers participated in a parachute jump exercise at the Malmsheim Drop Zone, July 13.Read More
Service members participate in several exercises per year with partner nations. Read More
New office at Fort Knox to process Soldiers’ claims for personal property losses incident to government service, known as the Center for Personnel Claims Support, or CPCS.Read More
The EST II provides greater accuracy, higher quality graphics, expanded tutoring capabilities and will allow for greater number of lanes. Read More
The Defense Activity for Non-Traditional Education Support, or DANTES, is proud to announce the new “MyVolEdPath” mobile app.Read More
More than 225 attendees from various organizations participated in the first ever U.S. Africa Command Chiefs of Defense conference, April 19-20. Read More
The Prime Minister of Libya’s unity government, Fayez al-Sarraj, visited the U.S. Africa Command headquarters in Stuttgart, Germany April 5, 2017. Read More
AFRICOM’s Multinational Cooperation Center and Strategic Outreach Division/ J51 convened this event to educate elements of the command on irregular migration concerns. Read More
How prior military DA civilians can buy back their time to count for retirement. Read More
Army civilians are now able to utilize the Army’s Sexual Harassment/Assault Response and Prevention, or SHARP, program.Read More
U.S. Africa Command held its annual Resources and Assessments Workshop to discuss fiscal matters and the way ahead.Read More
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