By USAG Stuttgart Public Affairs Volunteers across U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart chucked wood, stamped passports and helped with numerous vaccination drives saving the Army’s top post in Baden-Württemberg more than $1 million this year. 2000 volunteers gave 35,858 hours to agencies ranging from the thrift shop to the Red CrossRead More
Pennsylvaniastrasse will be closed for construction work near Bldg. 2345 (the former Patch Community Club) starting Monday, April 25, meaning drivers must use an alternate route to get to the northwest side of post. Signs will be in place to advise drivers of the detour using New-York-Str and Ohiostr.Read More
Two people were transported to local hospitals on Wednesday after an incident with cleaning chemicals at Stuttgart Army Airfield.Read More
USAG Stuttgart is sadden by the passing of Mr. Ronald Taubitz. Many members of our community have interacted with him around the garrison – he has been a valued member of this community for over 10 years. Ronald volunteered with several garrison organizations including the USO, the VAT Office, andRead More
By John H. Campbell Director – USAG Stuttgart Public Affairs Office With a humanitarian crisis growing in Eastern Europe, many members of the Stuttgart DoD community have started asking what they can do to help. Some have considered the possibility of inviting refugees into their homes. On Friday (March 18),Read More
The task was relatively simple—find vacant buildings in the U.S. Army Garrison (USAG) Stuttgart footprint that staff could convert into living space for up to 100 service members who might come to the area to support eastern Europe security operations.Read More
USAG Stuttgart is engaged with the city of Böblingen to resolve the issue with the new traffic lights outside Panzer Kaserne, and an interim solution is in place. Community members should allow extra time to enter and depart the Panzer Kaserne main gate
In the meantime, community members should allow extra time to enter and depart the Panzer Kaserne main gateRead More
USAG Stuttgart announces that, starting Monday (March 7), a masks-optional policy will take effect for students in DoDEA-operated Stuttgart community schools.Read More
Passports & SOFA Office will conduct Passports Outreach events in MarchRead More
Fully vaccinated personnel, as defined in garrison guidelines, are no longer required to wear face coverings on USAG Stuttgart installations, except in designated areas, from Mar. 2.Read More
Here’s what to expect if you book an appointment at the Army Wellness Center.Read More
Ongoing efforts by the garrison to alleviate parking congestion on Patch continue.Read More
An alternate traffic pattern will be in effect for access to and from Patch Barracks on Tuesday afternoon, Mar. 1, due to construction work.Read More
The newly expanded gym hours is the centerpiece of a Robinson Barracks betternment project that’s not only seen increased access to the fitness center, but improvements to post lighting, chapel heating and general facility renovation.Read More
Story and photos by Paul Hughes USAG Stuttgart Public Affairs “I’m literally as fat as a jelly donut!” I laughed out loud at the beginning of 2018 as my health assessment results were revealed live on American Forces Radio (where I DJ’d at the time). 27% fat it said, theRead More
