Army Field Support Battalion-Germany provides continuous operational readiness sustainment across the European theater to assigned and allocated forces utilizing the Logistics Assistance Program in an area support role to units and employing CONUS deployed BLSTs in a direct support role to Brigades who both leverage Life Cycle Management Command, Joint Munitions Command, and ASA (AL&T) capabilities.
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Lieutenant Colonel Denny W. Bernacki , Commander, Army Field Support Battalion-Germany
Lieutenant Colonel Denny W. Bernacki assumed the duties as commander of the Army Field Support Battalion-Germany on June 24, 2022. LTC Bernacki was recently assigned as the Cross Functional Team Sustainment Integration and Modernization team chief in the Sustainment Capability Development Integration Directorate with the U.S. Army Futures Command, Fort Lee, Virginia. Full Biography
Sergeant Major Randolph Leyba, Senior Enlisted Advisor, Army Field Support Battalion-Germany
Master Sergeant Randolph E. Leyba was born in Phoenix, Arizona. He entered into the United States Army, February 6, 2000 as a 63B (Wheel Vehicle Mechanic). He attended Basic Training in Fort Sill, Oklahoma and Advanced Individual Training at Fort Jackson, South Carolina. Full Biography
Army Field Support Battalion - Germany, headquartered at Rose Barracks in Vilseck, Germany, is responsible for providing and coordinating tactical and operational sustainment to ensure theater readiness and enable commanders to conduct the full range of military operations in direct support of the U.S. Army Europe. AFSBn - Germany provides logistics assistance to commanders confronted with challenges beyond their resources or capabilities. The battalion performs this function through the employment of the Army Material Command's Logistics Assistance Program (AMC-LAP), composed of technically proficient Logistics Management Specialists (LMS's) from the Army Sustainment Command (ASC) and Logistics Assistance Representatives (LARs) from the U.S. Army Materiel Command Life Cycle Management Commands.
Their primary mission is to analyze unit materiel readiness and assist in resolving equipment readiness issues on a regional and general support basis throughout the European theater of operations.
The LAP program focuses on the early detection and resolution of logistic-related problems that may affect unit and material readiness. Primary focus is on the logistical assessments in coordination with the supported commands to determine current status, historical trends, and to provide corrective and preventative measures for improving unit and command readiness.LAP provides a wide-range of support to units and their soldiers in the garrison before, during, and after deployments, including exercises, humanitarian operations, and contingencies.
Army Field Support Battalion - Germany
Unit 28038 APO, AE 09112
517 Artillery Road Building 217
Rose Barracks, Vilseck, DE
DSN: (314) 599 6502
CIV: 49 (0)9641-70-599-6502