A major renovation project affecting the Patch Fitness Center and nearby facilities will begin in the coming months in support of requirements related to ventilation and climate control. The phased project will mean no full or large-scale closure of the fitness center.Read More
By USAG Stuttgart Public Affairs Celebrate life with U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart and the greater Stuttgart Military Community this Thursday, Sept. 22, at 10:30 a.m. on the Panzer Parade Field. The small ceremony will have guest speakers will discuss why we need to choose life and how we canRead More
Today’s tip: To prepare your family for an emergency, get one or more emergency kits that include enough supplies to meet your family’s essential needs for at least three days.Read More
Many garrison-operated services will have adjusted opening hours on Friday, Sept. 16. Some services which would normally be open on Saturday, Sept. 17, are also impacted.Read More
By USAG Stuttgart Public Affairs The 2nd Signal Brigade will begin a preliminary survey for a communications upgrade project at Robinson Barracks from Sept. 19 to 24. The project, with expected completion in 2023, will provide added security and functionality to the installation, including an upgrade to the pedestrian gate.Read More
Stuttgart Child & Youth Services will host a recruitment event at Patch Barracks from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Tuesday, Sep. 13. Qualified candidates will be interviewed by managers on site, and recruitment and retention bonuses of up to $1,000 are available.Read More
In September 1946, Stuttgart played host to a speech that redefined U.S. policy toward occupied post-World War II Germany and set the framework for the future German-American partnership.Read More
By USAG Stuttgart Public Affairs The Army Maintenance Activity application is your tool to submitting and monitoring a work order. Registration is straightforward and the system is designed to be user friendly, but to help you step off on the right direction here are some tips and tricks on howRead More
By Bill Christina USAG Stuttgart Anti-Terroism Officer August is Antiterrorism Month, and this way aim not to just raise our awareness of the threat of terrorism, but also to encourage regular vigilance and communication to report potential threats. Throughout the month there is a series of articles highlighting key pointsRead More
By USAG Stuttgart Public Affairs 👀 What’s this new button on the app? 🛠 That’s your link to the Army Maintenance Activity (ARMA) site, and how you will submit your service orders here at USAG Stuttgart starting Sept 1. The old submission system through the StuttgartCitizen.com will sunset the sameRead More
By USAG Stuttgart Public Affairs Post Access Update: Beginning close of business, Friday, Aug. 12 and until further notice, visiting American citizens requiring unescorted access to USAG Stuttgart will require a National Crime Information Center check (NCIC) prior to arrival. The change does not affect local nationals who requireRead More
As teachers return to class, preparing for the new school year, the DoDEA section of the parking garage on Illinoisstrasse, Patch Barracks, will revert to staff-only parking from Friday, Aug. 5. The general public will still be able to use the portion of the garage which is not specifically reserved for DoDEA personnel.Read More
By USAG Public Affairs and the EUCOM Historian’s Office Did you know many of the buildings and housing areas across U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart are memorialized after Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and Marines who served with distinction during our nation’s conflicts. The Craig Family Housing area between Montana Strasse and theRead More
ESSO Card acceptance has been restored at the majority of stations across Germany. Stations still offline are uncommon, but may exist. Submitted refund requests continue to be processed, but may take time (i.e., several weeks) due to the sheer volume of submissions.Read More
“What do you normally do on the 4th of July in England?” I have been asked on more than one occasion. “Well, nothing, just go to work, it’s just another day,” I normally respond.Read More
