The Stuttgart garrison command team signs the Service Culture Initiative pledge during Corson’s first workforce town hall, July 25 on Panzer Kaserne.Read More
U.S. personnel arriving during the summer, living at the hotel and getting settled should know a few things about the area during this time.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
Opportunities knock in Stuttgart from career internships to volunteering. Read More
The U.S. Department of State offers many valuable resources for traveling and residing abroad, including emergency assistance. 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
Life in Germany can be very different than in the U.S., and often it’s the little things that make the big difference. Read More
Col. Neal A. Corson assumed command of U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart from Col Glenn K. Dickenson in a ceremony on Washington Square, Patch Barracks, July 12, 2017.
Col. Neal A. Corson, USAG Stuttgart commander, new to the Stuttgart area.Read More
Warriors of all U.S. branches who served in the 1960s/1970s were often overlooked or worse during Vietnam era and the intervening years since the war officially ended, April 30, 1975. Read More
The second highest award possible for a Girl Scout to receive, the Silver Award, was earned by Patch Middle School 8th grade student Cadette Jasmine Moore, Troop 114.Read More
Jordan Holifield, 18, took home the All-Services Golf Championship win June 25. Read More
Students should come dressed for success, and all clothing should be appropriate for an educational setting.Read More
As the temperature rises, so do complaints about noise, litter, smoking, and traffic in the family housing areas.Read More
