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Feb 2, 2022 · But then again, one could argue that serving overseas, even in peacetime was better than being stuck in some backwater base in the States. If nothing else, you had much more of a feeling of purpose. People in the overseas communities tended to be more close knit and bonded as well. Little things tended to mean a lot.
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Post Pictures. The main gate guard house seen on the right. A look at the historic water tower. The PX building is on the left. the Rammers theater and motor pools on the right. The housing area, the tennis court seen on the right. Dr. Robert Scheidt at the post dispensary. Deck on 2nd Floor of the HHB Barracks, the base of the new water tower ...
Nov 9, 2020 · We will keep fighting for all libraries - stand with us! ... Aerial view of USA military base in Germany 1950/60s Item Preview 1.JPG . 2.JPG . remove-circle
1. Parking lot for trucks and cars; to the left of "1" HQ Motor Pool, Post Engineers and other motor pools. 2. (Unknown) 3. The EM Club was located here (prob. constructed sometime in the 1950s after this photo was taken)
Traveling Back in Time–Texas Road, Butzbach, Germany. Deserted. Desolate. Melancholic. All words that describe the atmosphere of the United States military housing on Texas Road in Butzbach, Germany. Forty-two years ago, the last time I was there it was a vibrant place filled with military service people and their families.
The History. of the. Babenhausen Kaserne. 1900 - 2007. The history of the Babenhausen Kaserne actually goes back to the year 1891. At that time Babenhausen had hosted three squadrons of the Red Dragoons, this unit had its home in the Babenhausen castle from 1869 until the unit left in 1891. At that time German communities “applied” for ...
