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 maintains oversight and mission command of Army Prepositioned Stocks-2 operations at the Dülmen APS-2 worksite in Dülmen, Germany, and the Coleman APS-2 worksite in Mannheim, Germany. AFSBn-Germany is charged with providing and coordinating receipt, transfer, storage and maintenance of APS-2 at both worksites. The APS-2 worksite at Dülmen maintains equipment designated for multiple units, such as a division headquarters and a division artillery brigade. The APS-2 worksite at Coleman, a former Army airfield, stores and maintains an Armored Brigade Combat Team's worth of heavy armored vehicles and associated equipment.

Additionally, 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.

New arrivals to the Dülmen​ APS-2 worksite site can obtain newcomer's information from the servicing garrison for that installation, USAG Benelux, here. 

New arrivals to the Coleman APS-2 worksite site can obtain newcomer's information from the servicing garrison for that installation, USAG Rhineland-Pfalz, here.