Welcome to U.S. Africa Command

In-processing personnel will be assigned a sponsor by the gaining directorate. Sponsors are responsible for in-processing personnel both prior to and upon arrival, and the Joint Reception office is available to assist for specific inquiries such as requesting the most recent version of the AFRICOM newcomers checklist.

Incoming personnel will contact with their sponsor for the latest COVID-19 travel guidance.

Upon arrival, sponsors assist in-processing personnel with in-processing checklists from the Stuttgart Garrison, U.S. Africa Command and their respective directorate.

AFRICOM in-processing

Sponsors will initiate in-processing for incoming U.S. Africa Command personnel. Prior to arrival sponsors may begin the process for establishing network access.

Incoming Civilian employees – Work with your sponsor to review civilian PCS Entitlements and eligibility and documentation requirements. A general overview is available here. Contact the AFRICOM Civilian Pay Team with questions. 

Garrison in-processing

U.S. Africa Command is a tenant organization of U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart, which provides all logistical support (housing, furnishings, medical, dental, etc). All U.S. Africa Command personnel are required to complete garrison in-processing. For those inbound to U.S. Africa Command, please visit the garrison's relocation assistance program page. 

All personnel relocating to Stuttgart are encouraged to download the USAG Stuttgart App, which can be conveniently obtained by searching for "USAG Stuttgart" on the App Store or Google Play. This application offers a wealth of valuable resources, including pertinent PCS/Service information and the capability to schedule appointments in advance of your arrival.

Directorate in-processing

Directorate checklists will outline administrative requirements, such as DTS, GPC, official passport, recall roster, etc.

There are a lot of moving pieces and logistical challenges - from deciding what to pack and what to store; booking and executing travel for both families and pets; finding a place to live; planning monetary expectations like upfront housing and travel expenses - but it's well worth it! U.S. Africa Command is a great place to serve and Stuttgart is a fantastic place to live.