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2. usarmygermany.com › USAREUR_City_FrankfurtUSAREUR Units & Kasernes, 1945 - 1989 - USArmyGermany.com

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   1. Aerial view of Drake Kaserne (center) and Edwards Kaserne (right), May 1950 : 2. Aerial view of Drake Kaserne (center) with Edwards in the background, May 1950: 3. Drake Kaserne, Main Gate 1958 : 4. Edwards Ksn, Main Gate 1963: 5. Saturday Review at Drake Ksn, April 1956: 6. Drake Ksn, April 1956: 7. Drake Ksn, April 1956: 8. Drake Ksn ...

3. wikimapia.org › 11234606 › Drake-KaserneDrake Kaserne - Frankfurt am Main - Wikimapia

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   Drake Kaserne (Frankfurt am Main) Drake Kaserne. (Frankfurt am Main) Drake Kaserne became the headquarters of the U.S. Army's 3d. Armored Division when it "Gyroscoped" from Fort Knox, Kentucky to Germany in the spring of 1956. It remained so until the Division was deactivated on 17 JAN 1992.

4. www.thirdreichruins.com › wehrmacht_posts2Wehrmacht Posts 2 - Third Reich in Ruins

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   Drake Kaserne in Frankfurt am Main was the headquarters for the U.S. 3rd Armored Division (Spearhead) from the 1950s until the early 1990s. The entry gateway featured two Reichsadlers and an iron gate with interlinked swastikas (this iron gate and the eagles were removed in the 1970s).

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   Create stories and maps. With creation tools, you can draw on the map, add your photos and videos, customize your view, and share and collaborate with others.

6. www.usarmygermany.com › Communities › FrankfurtUSAREUR Kaserne Photos - Drake Ksn 1958 - USArmyGermany.com

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   USAREUR Kaserne Photos - Drake Ksn 1958. (3rd Armd Div, Germany 1958) Drake Ksn was home of Headquarters, 3rd Armored Division.

7. www.columbia.edu › ~fdc › familyFrankfurt/Main Aerial and Historical Views - Photo #9 ...

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   Drake Kaserne is on the north and Kennedy Allee is on the south, leading to the Flughafen, or airport. At the bottom of this page is a reference guide to the numbered points on the map and to other special spots. Be sure to print out a copy of this map for your next trip back to Frankfurt!

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   Where was the Kaserne gate built?

   • On the left, an overall view of the Drake Kaserne gate in 1958. On the right, Gibbs Kaserne in Frankfurt as it appeared in 2006, complete with Reichsadler still on one building. (from the U.S. Army in Germany site) In 1937 a Kaserne was built in Fulda for artillery observation units.

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   Where is Kaserne in Munich?

   • Click here to see other Kaserne in Munich. Butzbach is located in the Wetterau region of Hessen, near Giessen. Before World War I, the palace of Count Philipp III was converted into an infantry barracks. This site continued to serve as a barracks through World War II, after which it served the U.S. Army as Schloss Kaserne.

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   When was the Kaserne built?

   • In 1937 a Kaserne was built in Fulda for artillery observation units. The major tenant unit during most of the Cold War was the Regimental HQs and 1st Squadron of the 14th Armored Cavalry Regiment from 1951 until it was reflagged as the 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment in 1972. Under U.S. use, the Kaserne was known as Downs Barracks.

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   What happened to the Kaserne & McPheeters Barracks?

   • Under U.S. use, the Kaserne was known as McPheeters Barracks. In 1993, following the end of the Cold War mission, the Kaserne was returned to German control, and it now houses several small businesses, government offices, and a school.

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9. usarmygermany.com › Communities › FrankfurtUSAREUR Installation Maps - Edwards Barracks

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   Drake Kaserne, Frankfurt, 1976 (Source: John Provan, historian)Source: John Provan, historian)