Garrison unleashes the ‘tigers’ against COVID-19
A joint service team of Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and Marines screen community members entering highly-trafficked garrison services.Read More
A joint service team of Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and Marines screen community members entering highly-trafficked garrison services.Read More
Curbside delivery will continue to be available as needed until the risk of exposure to COVID-19 is eliminated.Read More
Postal staff and volunteers across U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart work tirelessly, despite the threat of COVID-19 in the community.Read More
Selfless service is the secret sauce to how this community functions — everyone helps out when and how they can.Read More
“It worked out exactly as it was meant to, so I could have the people I needed around me.”Read More
Staff, augmented by service members, volunteers and emergency hires, have not missed a beat.Read More
Since COVID-19 started, the base commissaries have seen a 50 to 80 percent increase in business and high-demand items.Read More
Many teachers at U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart have adopted new methods of teaching amid COVID-19 restrictions.Read More
During training in Louisiana, Capt. Hank Mauterer came across a Soldier who made the most of a tough situation, a lesson that remained with him.Read More
By Mac Hightower, Stuttgart Citizen volunteer When Ben Ringquist heard how commonplace it is in Chad for hungry orphans to sleep outside shops in the dirt, he found a cause. His father, Lt. Col. John Rinquist, who had been on duty in the central African country, had told Ben, 13,Read More
By Lea Scavetta Stuttgart Citizen volunteer Quarantine has been difficult for some Stuttgart High School students, with many teens losing touch with their routines, missing friends and not being able to participate in after school activities. Even though pandemic restrictions affect their social lives, teens continue to persevere and findRead More
Story and Imagery by Rebecca Castellano U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart Stuttgart, Germany – Emergency funding allowed U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart to fill crucial job openings during the COVID-19 pandemic. As the coronavirus impacted garrison services, officials found personnel shortages at community mail rooms, garrison operations and the public affairs office.Read More
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