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So, the photo was taken sometime between 1951 and 1956 when the 4th left Europe and was replaced by the 3rd Armd Div. (2) Your mystery pic of Coleman Kaserne at Gelnhausen Germany was probably taken either before 1953 or after 1956. My building was the one directly behind the post chapel.
In the immediate post-war period the building housed US Naval Affairs, Germany; later it was occupied by the 66th CIC, the EUCOM provost marshal; and the Joint Export-Import Agency. About 1,000 square feet of the total 47,457 sq ft of the building will be retained as storage space for the JEIA.
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I have lots of pictures of my classmates and me in the school and also at Linde Stadium, where we went ice-skating a lot, also swimming in summer. Wonderful to see some pictures of Linde Stadium. Hope this helps.
Nov 21, 2021 · Yes we dug up a few souvenirs , we had some lawyers representing us for GI rights , companies were doing things they couldn’t do in the states, they said our constitution was void overseas. Reply Richard lee berberick says:
May 18, 2009 · In 1956, the Basic Law was amended to permit Germany=s remilitarization (Wehrgesetzbuch). In 1968, it was amended again to deal with a national emergency (Notstandsgesetzbuch). Both amendments were extremely controversial.
