Europe Advertising

Published: June 3, 2013

Our main Stars and Stripes edition is published Monday through Thursday with a special Weekend edition available on Friday. Distribution includes Belgium, Servicemember reading England, Germany, Luxembourg, Italy, Spain and Turkey.

In addition, the European office also publishes several unique supplements valued by our readers.

Europe publications These include the Welcome to Europe Guide (three times per year), an annual graduation supplement for DODDs schools, three Road Guides (Germany, Italy, UK), and a series of regional "What's Up" community publications that serve various U.S. military communities in Germany (Bavaria, Kaiserslautern, Stuttgart and Wiesbaden).

Advertisers work closely with a Stars and Stripes multimedia consultant from the same region in which their company is headquartered:

United States – contact Doug Dougherty, Central Office, Washington, DC, 202-761-0776.
Europe – contact Kathryn Peterson, Kaiserslautern, Germany, +49(0)631-3615-9000, DSN: 314-583-9000. Private-party classified ads from DOD ID cardholders can be submitted online.
Pacific – contact Ed Kelin, Tokyo, Japan, +81(0)3-6385-3174 or DSN: 315-229-3174.

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Shinseki’s style: Determined, quiet

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Barack Obama’s first 100 days included three bold mandates for Eric Shinseki: end the benefits backlog, end veterans homelessness, and enable seamless sharing of medical records between the defense and veterans affairs departments. Today, 1,600 days into Obama’s presidency, none of those promises has been fulfilled.
Sharing WWII lessons in 140 characters (or less)

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For years, Hal Miller wouldn’t talk about landing on Utah Beach and the subsequent D-Day invasion. How, with his twin by his side in Normandy on June 6, 1944, he witnessed history. But now — thanks to the social networking platform Twitter — his story is being shared to remind younger generations of the sacrifices and horrors of World War II.
THE GREAT DIVIDE

What is the civilian-veteran divide to you? Readers respond

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What does America need to know about its veterans? What’s the biggest divide between those who have served and those who haven’t? We asked readers to weigh in on those questions, and here’s how you responded.

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