INFORMATION

Welcome to Special Operations Command Africa, a Theater Special Operations Command (TSOC) and sub-unified command for United States Africa Command (USAFRICOM). SOCAFRICA is located on Kelley Barracks, Möhringen, Germany, 70567.

We are all looking forward to your arrival. It is important to us that you experience a smooth transition in route to SOCAFRICA. Therefore, to better acquaint yourself with SOCAFRICA, the Stuttgart Community, and your other needs, we ask that you thoroughly review the content on this website, participate in the media forums and ask questions.

We expect the On-Boarding website will answer most of your questions and help set your mind at ease during an often stressful process. Please do not hesitate to contact your sponsor, the Command Sponsor Coordinator, SOCAFRICA J-1 or the SOCAFRICA Command Senior Enlisted Leader if you have any issues or concerns. Again, we look forward to your arrival and welcome to SOCAFRICA!

For information on U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart, please follow the link to the Garrison Web site USAG Stuttgart.

Planning your move after receipt of reassignment orders​

One of the most important steps in your move will be gathering all the necessary documentation. It’s best to have all your documents accessible and always kept in your carry-on luggage while traveling. The Panzer Central Processing Facility (CPF) is your first step for In-Processing into the USAG Stuttgart Community. To find resources during pre arrival, arrival, and post-arrival to USAG Stuttgart and SOCAF at Patch Barracks, please visit for newcomers​​ or all services website​. You can also download the MyArmyPost App (select USAG Stuttgart Community) on smart device for quick access anytime during the PCS process. Spouses should visit Moving to Stuttgart​ for additional information on PCSing, what to expect when living in Germany and other tips to ease family transition to living in Germany.

EFMP / Command Sponsorship​​

The Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) provides comprehensive support to Family members with special needs. An Exceptional Family Member is a Family member with any physical, emotional, developmental, or intellectual disorder that requires special treatment, therapy, education, training, or counseling, and meets the eligibility criteria. Screening and registration in the EFMP program will indicate whether they have permission to travel with dependents and obtain command sponsorship on reassignment orders. For more information about EFMP and helpful articles about the program, visit the Enterprise EFMP site to start a family member travel screening overseas travel package.​​

Civilian sponsors through the Civilian Personnel Advisory Center (CPAC) on-boarding process must indicate whether their dependents will travel with them on their request for orders (RFO). Through the on-boarding process the sponsor will be provided with the EFMP screening documents that must be completed by your healthcare provider and uploaded to USA Staffing.

Once the Command Sponsorship is approved service member/civilian employees will then be provided with an amendment to their reassignment orders that specifically state the dependents’ name(s) on the amended reassignment orders.

Impact to Family in Country / Failure to Obtain Command Sponsorship Prior to Arrival Once Command Sponsorship is approved, the service member or civilian employee will receive an amendment to their reassignment orders specifically listing each authorized dependent by name. This amendment is required to establish the dependents’ eligibility for applicable overseas support, benefits, and installation access.

Failure to obtain Command Sponsorship before dependents arrive in country may result in significant hardship for the family. Dependents who arrive without approved Command Sponsorship may not be authorized government-funded travel, shipment of household goods, medical care through military treatment facilities, access to installation services, Department of Defense schools, or other dependent support programs, as applicable. The service member or civilian employee may also be personally responsible for travel, lodging, housing, medical, schooling, immigration/visa, and other relocation-related expenses incurred by unauthorized or non-command-sponsored dependents. Additionally, families who arrive before sponsorship is approved may face delays or limitations in obtaining suitable housing, enrolling children in school, receiving identification cards or installation access, and accessing other base or community support services. Command Sponsorship is not guaranteed after arrival; therefore, personnel should not relocate dependents to the overseas location until sponsorship has been approved and amended reassignment orders identifying all dependents have been issued.

Passports & SOFA Services

Once Command Sponsorship is approved for dependent(s), you must start the paperwork for the “No Fee” passport. A “No Fee” passport is different than a tourist passport and dependent(s) will need both. This special issuance passport, which is stamped with Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA), allows travel with the sponsor on official military PCS orders only. Contact your local on-post passport office for further guidance for applying for the “No Fee” passport. Visit the USAG Stuttgart passport & SOFA services​ for checklist and instructions.

Please be aware that using the “No Fee” passport is NOT AUTHORIZED​ for leisure travel; you will have to use your standard tourist passport for non-official travel. It is highly recommended to apply for a tourist passport prior to your move so you can travel throughout Europe. It is highly encouraged for parents of children of all ages (including newborns) to apply for a tourist and “No Fee” passport. Children must be command sponsored and enrolled in DEERS to apply for a no fee passport.

​SOCAF personnel and dependents should carry both passports when traveling on leisure outside Germany.

Scheduling Personal Property Resources​

1. Non-Temporary Storage (NTS) which is what stays behind in the U.S.
   
2. Unaccompanied Baggage (UB) typically takes 30+ days to receive 
   
3. Household Goods (HHG) typically takes 60+ days to receive ​
   

Non-Temporary Storage

When deciding what to leave behind, keep in mind that European homes are typically much smaller than US homes. Therefore, the military will store your items stateside at no cost to you while you are stationed overseas. The Stuttgart MWR offers storage units that vary in size at a monthly rate. Renting storage units here would be at the expense of the individual.

Check all electronics/appliance to see if they are dual voltage (ranges between 110 to 240Hz). Germany uses 220 voltage unless living on-post housing which has dual voltage outlets. If they are not dual voltage, consider how frequently you use them. Some small appliances from the US may still be used in Germany with a transformer. Many appliances will not work properly even with a transformer. German electronics/appliance as well as transformers can be purchased at the PX, local economy stores, as well as the Thrift Shop and thru various Stuttgart FB pages.

​There are also no closets in German homes, only wardrobes, which are much more limited in their storage capacity. (Fun Fact: In Germany, homeowners are taxed by room on their property taxes rather than just by total size - which is why they do not build closets or pantries into their homes - they count as taxable rooms!)

Recommended Storage Items:​ Washer and Dryer, Appliances that will not take 220v, Garage Items and anything you haven’t seen/touched in a while.

Unaccompanied Baggage

​**Try to schedule this shipment as soon as possible. The sooner the better!!!**​

​This is a smaller shipment of items that will arrive sooner than your HHG shipment. (Estimated ship time is 4-5 weeks.) Your weight allowance for UB is separate from your HHG. No furniture, large items, or liquids are permitted. The items in this shipment should be considered as a “survival package” - things you will need to hold you over in your new home while waiting for your HHG to arrive.

Household Goods (HHG)​

Find moving resources, relocation assistance and personalized support at Military Onesource for OCONUS moves and guides to adjust in a foreign culture. An overseas move carries the inherent risk of damage to your items during shipping. It is a good idea to take a photo/ video inventory of your home before the movers arrive. You should also create an inventory list of your belongings before the movers arrive. Make a list of items with their model numbers, serial numbers, and estimated cost. When your movers arrive, they will create a “High-Value” inventory form - ensure they have included all your items, serial numbers, and values correctly.

Recommendations: What to bring with you

There is a PX located on Panzer, but selection is very limited and US standard sizes differ from Germany. We recommend the basic home goods, any immediate comfort or school items you will need before your UAB arrives. Examples include:

• Seasonal clothing
• ​Rain jacket and/or umbrella
• Extra sneakers
• Bed linens
• Towels
• Pillows
• Kitchen knives
• Travel mugs
• Dog food
• Sports gear
• Backpack
• Vitamins and supplements

Suggested video documentation for HHG inventory:​ Electronics (with serial numbers); kitchen appliances.

Shipping & Registering your POV / Storage / Driver License​

The first step in processing your vehicle for your permanent change of station is turning it in at your nearest Vehicle Processing Center (VPC) at https://www.pcsmypov.com​. For more information shipping or storing your personally owned vehicle for a permanent change of station to Stuttgart, read Turn-In OCONUS Brochure or Pick-Up OCONUS Brochure​.  Shipping a POV can take a significant amount of time - estimates range from six to twelve weeks.

​Note: You must coordinate shipping of vehicle with your insurance company and lender prior to turning in, you must provide authorization letter from the lender.

USAREUR Driver License / Vehicle Registration​

DoD ID card holders are eligible to obtain a USAREUR (United States Army, Europe) driver's license. USAREUR Drivers Training and Testing are available on JKO prior to arrival and only valid for 60 days from receipt of passing score. With this license, ID card holders are authorized to drive a USAREUR plated vehicle or other German-registered vehicles. For more information taking the USAREUR driver license test, visit Driving in Germany to make appointments online. DoD ID card holders are required to inspect and register their POV with the USAREUR driver license and active U.S. Driver License. Registered vehicles are not subject to German taxes or German vehicle registration. All shipped vehicles and used vehicles purchased in Germany must pass a safety inspection before they can be registered. For more information to help with vehicle registration and inspection, visit checklist for registration services​ and making appointments during your arrival.

Prior to your inspection make sure you have the following items in your POV: Road Triangle, Reflective Vest and a first aid kit. If you do not have all the following items, you will not pass inspection. These can be purchased at the local PX or Car Care Center.​​

1. The USAREUR Driver License only permits to drive in Germany ONLY​. This license is not valid to drive outside of Germany. If planning to drive outside Germany, you must obtain an international license. The Driver’s License office on Panzer can assist with needed form and address of the closest Rathaus (City Hall) to apply.
2. ​You will not pass vehicle registration with after-market tint on the front driver and passenger windows, all other windows are ok. This must be removed before inspection.

Temporary Lodging Reservations

Once orders are received, it is highly recommended to book your hotel accommodations as soon as possible, your sponsor can assist with this. There are two pet-friendly, on-post lodging options, Panzer Hotel and the Kelley Hotel. Panzer is the most convenient because it is where the garrison in-processing is located. It also has a PX, Food Court, Bowling Ally and both the Stuttgart Elementary and High School Below are the links to the hotels to make reservations. AirBnBs are NOT authorized​.

It is important to remember to report to housing within two workdays of arrival​ to receive instructions and authorization for TLA. During in-processing, finance will explain the steps on how to request reimbursement.

Temporary Lodging Allowance (TLA) / Housing Office

TLA will be authorized for your OCONUS move to partially reimburse you for more than normal expenses incurred while occupying temporary lodging as well as expenses for meals obtained because of using temporary lodgings. You are authorized TLA when your COLA eligibility begins (boots on ground) and for up to 60 days while house hunting. Visit the Temporary Lodging Allowance website for updated source guidance and TLA Computation examples and common scenarios.

1. Regardless of branch of service, Service Members are required to live in On-Post Quarters and are required to check-in with the Housing Office immediately after arrival regarding their place on the waitlist. Service Members authorized by housing authority to seek off-post quarters must prove an AGGRESIVE housing search to continue authorization of TLA (ensure Housing approval is granted first).
2. Aggressive private rental search is categorized as viewing 3 homes within the first 15 days of arrival, following issuance of CNA, and 6 houses each 15-day period thereafter. 
3. For travel, per diem rates, and dislocation allowance, visit Defense Travel Management Office (DTMO).
4. For more information on On-Post or Off-Post housing, floor plans, and appointments, and TLA information, visit Stuttgart Housing Office.

Housing Waiting List

All service members are mandated to be placed on post government housing waiting list, visit Stuttgart Housing Office to submit application. If a waiting list exists and housing is not projected to be available for assignment a Certificate of Non-Availability (CNA) may be issued. However, if adequate family housing is available in a service member's category, the service member will be assigned to a housing unit either on Robinson, Panzer, Kelly, or Patch Barracks.

Civilians are not entitled to reside in on-base quarters. Please review the Off-Post Housing for more information.

Single Soldiers & Geographic Bachelors​

Contact the Stuttgart Housing Office prior to shipping HHG's. E1-E6 are required to reside in the barracks if the utilization rate is 95% or below. Geo-Bach receiving BAH stateside are required to reside in the BEQ/BOQ if the utilization is 95% or below. 

Civilian Entitlements

Civilian Employees must review their PCS orders (DD Form 1614) to determine their authorized entitlements. Contact the SOCAF J1-Civilian Office for more information maria.c.wallace.civ@socom.mil.

Prior to departure: DA Civilians may be entitled up to 10 days of the pre-departure Subsistence Expense Portion of the Foreign Travel Allowance (PSE-FTA) using the Total Actual Subsistence Method. The purpose of PSE-FTA is to assist employees with the costs of temporary lodging, meals, laundry, and dry cleaning that are incurred when ​an employee transfers to a foreign post from a post in the U.S. Upon Arrival: DA Civilian will in-process with the J1, within 5 days of arrival to do a full review of entitlements. 

Temporary Quarters Subsistence Allowance (TQSA): DA Civilians may be entitled to TQSA (Actual Expense) up to 90 days. The purpose of TQSA is to assist with temporary ​lodging, meals, laundry and dry cleaning in a foreign area when an employee first arrives at a new post and permanent quarters are not yet available.

Miscellaneous Expenses Allowance (MEA):  MEA is payable when a civilian employee vacates a residence at the old Permanent Duty Station (PDS) and establishes a new ​temporary or permanent residence at the new PDS.

Relocation Income Tax Allowance: The RITA reimburses an eligible transferred employee substantially all of the additional Federal, State, and local income taxes ​incurred because of receiving taxable travel income. 

Living Quarters Allowance (LQA): LQA is granted to an eligible employee to help defray the annual cost of suitable, adequate living quarters for the employee and his/her ​family at a foreign post where government-leased or -owned housing is not provided.

Civilians entitled to LQA per the Department of State guidance can find additional information at: DSSR Entitlement Information.  

For further off-post housing information please contact the housing office by email.

Travel Accommodations

Families should receive early, clear information on authorized travel options, including commercial air travel and Air Mobility Command (AMC) Patriot Express (commonly referred to as “rotator") flights. Patriot Express flights are Department of War charter flights generally arranged through the local transportation office for personnel and families traveling on overseas permanent change-of-station orders. Availability, routing, and travel requirements may vary by location and assignment. militaryonesource.mil

Pet transportation must be addressed as part of initial travel planning. AMC Patriot Express flights may transport dogs and cats for travelers in permanent change-of-station status; however, pet spaces are limited and normally reserved on a first-come, first-served basis through the local transportation office. Pet transportation is generally at the owner's expense, and families should coordinate as soon as orders are received. af.mil+1

When Patriot Express pet space is unavailable, or when commercial travel better supports the family's travel requirements, families may need to arrange pet transportation directly with a commercial airline or authorized pet transportation provider. Commercial airline restrictions, kennel requirements, fees, seasonal limitations, and destination-country entry requirements may differ by carrier and location. Families should confirm requirements early and retain applicable receipts. Eligible personnel may be authorized reimbursement for certain permanent change-of-station pet transportation expenses, subject to current policy and entitlement limitations. af.mil+2

Because pet travel is a recurring and significant stressor for incoming families, early counseling on commercial versus Patriot Express travel options, pet reservations, documentation, and destination-specific entry requirements is essential to reduce avoidable delays, costs, and family hardship.

Traveling with Pets

Planning for travel of your pet includes researching airline requirements and visit Stuttgart Veterinary Clinic website for pet travel to Germany and restricted dog breeds. It is highly encouraged you book pet travel ASAP once you confirm your flight, travel options are limited. You will need to ask the airlines the requirements for size, weight, number of animals, kennel construction, documentation and seasonal limitations. For eligible personnel, pets can be flown on military flights in conjunction with your move, but availability and regulations are always changing, as well as fees. Check here for more information on flying with pets on the Patriot Express Flights, if not traveling commercial to Stuttgart Airport. Alternative options include using a verified pet shipper at your own expense.

​***IMPORTANT: Do not wait to verify your pet's status or local timeline requirements. Pets traveling must have a microchip, valid rabies certificate (must be current, list all information to include microchip, lot number and vet signature) and obtain a health certificate within 10 days of travel. You can acquire through local military veterinary clinic or approved local veterinarian office. Failure to meet any requirement may result in pet transportation delays. Upon arrival, all pets must be registered at the Stuttgart Veterinary Clinic on Panzer Kaserne, Bldg. 2996 using the following  New Pet Registration Form

Day of Arrival

What to Expe​ct...

Service members will be given a sponsor that he/she will remain in contact with prior to arrival. The assigned service members sponsor can assist to pick you up from the ​ Stuttgart Airport and escort you to the hotel that was booked.

It is strongly recommended to save the German cell phone number of your sponsor as well as the SOCAF Joint Operations Command (JOC) Duty number +49 0711-7077-9333.

The USAG Stuttgart, Panzer Kaserne Central Processing Facility (CPF) at building 2913, 1st Floor is the first step to in-process the installation and receive a personalized ​checklist to attend all required in-processing briefings and self-made appointments.

Download the USAG Stuttgart mobile app available for download either Google Play or iTunes at Stuttgart Citizen website.

Vehicle Resale Lot (Lemon Lot)

If you're in the market of purchasing a vehicle or even a second vehicle there is the Vehicle Resale Lot (also known as lemon lot) is located next to the Exchange on Panzer ​Kaserne. If you can't seem to find a vehicle in the lemon lot, you can always search Facebook Marketplace or Stuttgart Facebook Groups.

ESSO Fuel Card

If needing to rent a vehicle (not a PCS entitlement) or after POV registration and ​ inspection, head over to the Exchange Customer Service desk and apply for a Esso fuel ​card.  Make sure to bring the registration and USAREUR license. You will be allotted approximately 400 L of gas per month per long term vehicle (which is set at the U.S. price either on post or at any Esso gas station). If you exceed the monthly allotment, you will have to pay at the economy price. Make sure that all drivers are listed on the registration ​and BOTH names are on the fuel card – they check ID's strictly when you pay for gas.

NOTE​: Visit the Customs office on Panzer to receive the AE Form 550-175L, POL (Fuel) ​Authorization for Rental Vehicle to obtain a Fuel Ration Card authorization for rental vehicles.

Cell Phones

If you wish to use a German cell phone service, the two options are the prepaid method, ​and the other option is a contract. 

Prepaid

Before you PCS request your phone to be unlocked from your provider. (Tell the cell phone provider you are on a deployment to Germany. They typically can place your ​number on hold for three years).

When you arrive, you can take your phone to T mobile on post and tell them you want a prepaid SIM card. SIMs are also available from vendors on the economy, such as Vodafone. When you need to purchase more minutes just simply go to any cash register at ​the Shoppette, Exchange, or reload online.  

Contract- T Mobile/ TKS

If prepaid is just not what you're looking for, you can visit a T Mobile/ TKS store located at the Exchange or there are other options on the economy such as Vodafone or Telecom. The monthly bill is in Euro not U.S. Dollar.

​***IMPORTANT: German contracts are different in comparison to the U.S. contracts. If you neglect to call and cancel your contract it will automatically renew into another 2-year contract; they automatically reset at the end of the contract period.

Pets

Planning for shipment of your pet includes researching airline requirements and visit Stuttgart Veterinary Clinic website for pet travel to Germany and restricted dog breeds. You will need to ask the airlines the requirements for size, weight, number of animals, kennel construction, documentation and seasonal limitations. For eligible personnel, pets can be flown on military flights in conjunction with your move, but availability and regulations are always changing, as well as fees. Check here for more information on flying with pets on the Patriot Express Flights, if not traveling commercial to Stuttgart ​Airport.

Pets (Veterinary Requirements and Services)

Upon arrival, all pets must be registered at the Stuttgart Veterinary Clinic on Panzer Kaserne, Bldg. 2996 using the following New Pet Registration Form. The clinic is available by appointments only; it is not a 24 Hour emergency care facility. For this reason, it is highly recommended you establish care at one of these Off Post Vet Providers.

Medical

During the two weeks of in-processing, you will have an opportunity to be briefed by an Overseas Tricare coordinator during the in-processing brief at the CPF. The Stuttgart Army Health Clinic is located at Patch Barracks. There are no hospitals located at any of the posts in Stuttgart. Should you need emergency care, always go to the nearest host nation hospital for care or call 112 and request an English-speaking dispatcher.​

There are eight major hospitals in the Stuttgart metropolitan area, and the Stuttgart clinic ​works primarily with three of them.

• The Böblingen Hospital is located very near Panzer Kaserne and provides a wide range of inpatient care, as well as pediatric care. Patients will often be referred here  for surgeries, pediatric care needs and other inpatient care.
• The Sindelfingen Hospital (a partner organization to the Böblingen “Klinikum" or hospital) specializes in orthopedics and muscular-skeletal conditions and injuries.
• The Robert Bosch Hospital in Stuttgart provides a wide variety of inpatient ​services and has a premiere trauma center but does not have pediatric care.

Dental

Dependents have the option to use the Dental Clinic on Panzer Kaserne (based on space available) or use a Tricare approved dental provider or visit www.tricare-overseas.com to locate an approved provider. Unless otherwise eligible, civilian employees will not receive ​dental care at the Army dental clinic.

***IMPORTANT​: Please note that being seen at the on post dental clinic is a privilege for ​dependents and if you are a no show for just one appointment you will lose this privilege.

DoDEA Schools Registration

Visit the Stuttgart Community Schools and click on the school's name to visit the actual website for registration and enrollment instructions. Here is a link from the Patch Elementary School as an example providing what documents are required for students to attend a DoDEA School Overseas.​

***IMPORTANT​: Please note, verification of housing is one of the required documents that ​is needed for verification and proof of eligibility to attend a DoDEA School.

Child Youth Services (CYS) / Parent & Outreach Services

Parent and Outreach Services is the gateway that connects Families to CYS programs. Its ​mission is to support Readiness and Well-Being of Families by helping to balance military mission requirements and parental responsibilities. Visit USAG Stuttgart CYS Services ​programs for more information about PCS'ing and CYS registration. Space at the on-post childcare/daycare facilities is very limited. Personnel with low priority or are ineligible for on-post childcare, should explore off-post options.

***IMPORTANT​: CYS and DoDEA Activities require current physicals during registration process. It is highly recommended you get physicals prior to arrival if your child plans to participate in any school, MWR, CYS or other youth program. MWR/CYS RegistrationDoDEA Sports Physical
 

Additional Programs Available at Stuttgart Garrison

​ARMY COMMUNITY SERVICES, ACS

Army Community Services (ACS) delivers programs tailored to your needs. They help maintain community readiness and resiliency through a wide range of educational opportunities, special events, individualized counseling services, and other offerings. Check out USAG Stuttgart ACS to learn more about what programs are available.​

USO STUTTGART

Located on Panzer Kaserne on the 3rd floor in building 2915 directly across from the ​Exchange. The Center features a nice lounge area with an internet café consisting of computers capable of printing and complete with CAC card access, free WiFi and phone calls locally and to the States; donated maps and brochures of the surrounding area to include the public transportation system; and free refreshments. Visit the USO Stuttgart website for upcoming events.

​PATCH SKI CLUB

The Pathc Ski Club plans ski/snowboard trips as well as golfing, biking, rafting, and hosts socials twice a month. Visit the Patch Ski Club located in Stuttgart for other many trips.

STUTTGART COMMUNITY SPOUSES CLUB (SCSC)

The purpose of the Stuttgart Community Spouses' Club (SCSC) is to foster and preserve the ideals of service and camaraderie among its members and the Stuttgart Community. A​dditionally, SCSC manages the Patch Thrift Shop to provide low cost, quality goods to the community and raise funds for local programs. Visit the SCSC website for more information on membership or community events.​

Preservation of the Force and Family (POTFF) Program

SFC Justin Hayworth – POTFF Program Director
​DSN: 324-379-9748
Commercial: +49 (0) 711-7077 9748
Email: justin.b.hayworth@socom.mil

Mr. Paul Titus – HPA
DSN: 324-379-9099
Commercial: ​+49 (0) 711-7077 9099
Email: ​paul.m.titus.ctr@socom.mil

Ms. Amy Nash – LCSW
DSN:324-379-9062
Commercial: +49 (0) 711-7077 9062​​
Email: amy.m.nash.ctr@socom.mil

Ms. Jamie Mucciarelli – LCSW
DSN: 324-379-9086
Commercial: +49 (0) 711-7077 9086
Email: Jamie.mucciarelli.ctr@socom.mil

Ms. Florina Gherghe – Nurse Case Manager
DSN: 324-379-9011
Commercial: +49 (0) 711-7077 9011
Email: florina.gherghe.ctr@socom.mil

Ms. Blair Venables – Cognitive Specialist
DSN: 324-379-9018
Commercial: +49 (0) 711-7077 9018
Email: blair.l.venables.ctr@socom.mil

Ms. Athens Pellegrino – Family and Social
DSN: 324-379-9097
Commercial: +49 (0) 711-7077 9097
Email: Athens.e.pellegrino.ctr@socom.mil

Mr. Travis Pelletier – S&C Coach
DSN: 324-379-9015
Commercial: +49 (0) 711-7077 9015
Email: travis.i.pelletier.ctr@socom.mil

Ms. Mackenzie White – Performance Dietitian
DSN: 324-379-9748
Commercial: +49 (0) 711-7077 9748
Email: mackenzie.e.white.ctr@socom.mil
 
Ms. Aylin Wheeler – PT
DSN: 324-379-9087
Commercial: +49 (0) 711-7077 9087
Email: aylin.s.wheeler.ctr@socom.mil

Mr. Josh Gregoire – AT
DSN: 324-379-9090
Commercial: +49 (0) 711-7077 9090
Email: josh.p.gregoire.ctr@socom.mil​

SOCAF Spouse Readiness and Sponsorship Program
Mrs. Payne, Simone S.  – SOCAF CSEL Spouse
Commercial/ WhatsApp: +49 (0) 522-987-6156
Signal: 240-285-0529
Email: simone.s.payne.1@gmail.com

Documents​

Welcome Packet​​