Army Field Support Battalion Germany

Welcome to Army Field Support Battalion - Germany

Delivering the Army's Logistics Enterprise in Europe and Africa!

When the 1st Battalion, 109th Field Artillery Regiment arrived in Lithuania recently to take part in U.S. Army Europe and Africa’s premier annual training exercise, all of the equipment the Pennsylvania Army National Guard unit needed for DEFENDER-Europe 22 was lined up and ready to go. More than 900 pieces of fully mission capable Army Prepositioned Stocks-2 from the 405th Army Field Support Brigade was issued to the Army National Guard Soldiers from the 55th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade, 28th Infantry Division, at a forward Equipment Configuration and Hand-off Area, or ECHA, in Pabradė, May 10-12.

AFSBn-Germany issues 900 APS-2 equipment pieces to National Guard unit for DEFENDER-Europe - When the 1st Battalion, 109th Field Artillery Regiment arrived in Lithuania recently to take part in U.S. Army Europe and Africa’s premier annual training exercise, all of the equipment the Pennsylvania Army National Guard unit needed for DEFENDER-Europe 22 was lined up and ready to go. More than 900 pieces of fully mission capable Army Prepositioned Stocks-2 from the 405th Army Field Support Brigade was issued to the Army National Guard Soldiers from the 55th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade, 28th Infantry Division, at a forward Equipment Configuration and Hand-off Area, or ECHA, in Pabradė, May 10-12.

Equipment from the Army Prepositioned Stock-2 site in Eygelshoven, Netherlands arrived at Grafenwoehr, Germany, April 12. The equipment was off-loaded and staged to be issued to the 50th Expeditionary Signal Battalion (Enhanced) for DEFENDER-Europe 21. (photo by Jesse Pilgrim, 21st TSC PAO)

Line of Effort 1: - Equipment from the Army Prepositioned Stock-2 site in Eygelshoven, Netherlands arrived at Grafenwoehr, Germany, April 12. The equipment was off-loaded and staged to be issued to the 50th Expeditionary Signal Battalion (Enhanced) for DEFENDER-Europe 21. (photo by Jesse Pilgrim, 21st TSC PAO)

Cliff Pass, a U.S. Army Tank-automotive and Armaments Command Logistics Assistance Representative assigned to the 405th Army Field Support Brigade’s Army Field Support Battalion-Germany, works on a M270A1 Multiple Launch Rocket System’s power take off and clutch with Sgt. Jorge Davila, a tracked vehicle repair technician from A Battery, 1st Battalion, 6th Field Artillery Regiment, 41st Field Artillery Brigade.

AFSBn-Germany has mission command of Europe's Logistics Assistance Program - Cliff Pass, a U.S. Army Tank-automotive and Armaments Command Logistics Assistance Representative assigned to the 405th Army Field Support Brigade’s Army Field Support Battalion-Germany, works on a M270A1 Multiple Launch Rocket System’s power take off and clutch with Sgt. Jorge Davila, a tracked vehicle repair technician from A Battery, 1st Battalion, 6th Field Artillery Regiment, 41st Field Artillery Brigade. (U.S. Army courtesy photo)

Loriann and Phil Smalley met while stationed together in Hawaii in the early ‘90s and were married. Almost 25 years later, they’re still together – and still serving together – now as Logistics Assistance Representatives working for the 405th Army Field Support Brigade’s Army Field Support Battalion-Germany in Vilseck, Germany. Combined, Loriann and Phil have more than six decades of service with the Army. They said they love the Army and they love taking care of Soldiers.

AFSBn-Germany supports USAREUR-AF with Logistics Assistance Representatives - technical experts - Loriann and Phil Smalley met while stationed together in Hawaii in the early ‘90s and were married. Almost 25 years later, they’re still together – and still serving together – now as Logistics Assistance Representatives working for the 405th Army Field Support Brigade’s Army Field Support Battalion-Germany in Vilseck, Germany. Combined, Loriann and Phil have more than six decades of service with the Army. They said they love the Army and they love taking care of Soldiers.

Army Maj. Darryl Bailey, the support operations officer for Army Field Support Battalion-Germany, 405th Army Field Support Brigade, discusses future operations with a fellow AFSBn-Germany staff officer at the battalion headquarters in Vilseck, Germany, April 22. Bailey said AFSBn-Germany is the first battalion in the 405th AFSB to become a multifunctional and regionally aligned AFSBn. The battalion’s multifunctional capabilities include its Logistics Civil Augmentation Program, Logistics Assistance Program and Army Prepositioned Stocks-2 missions. (Photo by Steven Briscoe)

AFSBn-Germany support ops officer: my battalion first to be multifunctional, regionally aligned - Army Maj. Darryl Bailey, the support operations officer for Army Field Support Battalion-Germany, 405th Army Field Support Brigade, discusses future operations with a fellow AFSBn-Germany staff officer at the battalion headquarters in Vilseck, Germany, April 22. Bailey said AFSBn-Germany is the first battalion in the 405th AFSB to become a multifunctional and regionally aligned AFSBn. The battalion’s multifunctional capabilities include its Logistics Civil Augmentation Program, Logistics Assistance Program and Army Prepositioned Stocks-2 missions. (Photo by Steven Briscoe)

Mission & Vision

Our Mission
Army Field Support Battalion-Germany, a multi-functional command, provides and synchronizes AMC capabilities in a regional and general support role utilizing the APS, AMC LAP, and LOGCAP programs in order to enhance and sustain combat effectiveness in the theater.
Our Vision

Be the premier provider of logistical and readiness solutions to support the warrior, build a cohesive team of professionals, and care for our employees and families.

Leadership

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

About us

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.

AFSBn-Germany also maintains oversight and mission command of Army Prepositioned Stocks-2 operations at the Dülmen APS-2 worksite in Germany, and is charged with providing and coordinating receipt, transfer, storage and maintenance of APS-2 at that location. The APS-2 site Dülmen provides 632,000 square feet of climate controlled warehouse space (eight warehouses) and 175,000 square feet of hardstand storage to hold and maintain equipment designated for multiple units, such as a division headquarters and a division artillery brigade.

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

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Contact us

Mailing address
Army Field Support Battalion - Germany

Unit 28032 APO, AE 09112
Physical address

Army Field Support Battalion - Germany

517 Artillery Road Building 217

Rose Barracks, Vilseck, DE
Phone

DSN: (314) 599 6502

CIV: 49 (0)9641-70-599-6502

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