Update: Kelley Barracks SATO Office

On Monday, May 16th SATO Travel will open an office on Kelley Barracks in BLDG 3300 (Kelley Club). The office will be located on the second floor, room two. Effective 16 May, AFRICOM travel MUST use the Kelley Barracks office for all official



By US AFRICOM Public Affairs U.S. AFRICOM Public Affairs STUTTGART, Germany May 10, 2011
On Monday, May 16th SATO Travel will open an office on Kelley Barracks in BLDG 3300 (Kelley Club). The office will be located on the second floor, room two. Effective 16 May, AFRICOM travel MUST use the Kelley Barracks office for all official travel arrangements. The Patch office will not make reservations for AFRICOM travelers after 13 May 2011. Any reservations made prior to 16 May are still valid, however, any changes must be made thru the Kelley Barracks office.

Commercial Phone numbers are Tel.: 0711-5504210 Fax: 0711-55042122, email address, Stuttgart-AFRICOMCTO@cwtsatotravel.com DSN numbers provided once received from SATO. Directorate ODTAs are your first point of contact for DTS and SATO travel issues.
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