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thomas bogs10.07.2010, 04:32 
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i was stationed at mcnair barracks 1981 to aug 1983 with c 4/6 inf. 3rd herd loved buffy the floors | |||
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GBServer.de03.09.2010, 01:30 
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William [Willie] Carter26.06.2010, 17:30
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I was stationed at Mcnair from1964-66.ACo 4th Bn. 18th.Inf.Great training and a great country. | |||
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Elise Hill Ryan18.03.2010, 02:11
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So happy to have found this site. My father, Col John F P Hill and Mother, Elizabeth, and I and my brother lived in the von Stauffenberg house in Dahlem when Dad was Chief of the Allied Staff. We all loved that time in our lives and so wished we could have attended the reunion. I would love a photo if anyone has one of the troops being reviewed as they went under the Brandenburg Gate in 60 , 61. Best regards, Elise in Baltimore |
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Al Stover04.01.2010, 01:33
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Just checking things out and remembering the great time I spent in Berlin C94FA,A 4/6,1983-1985. | |||
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Jose R. Romero20.07.2009, 22:10
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I was station in the McNair Barracks, C Co. 3rd Battalion 6th inf from 1968 thru 1969.... Great Job enjoyed the website. | |||
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Fred Culp02.06.2009, 23:26
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I was stationed at McNair A26,C36 HQ 418 from 1961 till 1975. Lived in Berlin, Freidnau Lankwitz and I worked in the Northsea oilfields after military. | |||
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Mark Navarrette27.05.2009, 09:59
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Sure brings back good memories. I was a Dragon gunner in A co 4/502 from 2/83 to 2/85. A city and men I will never forget. | |||
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John Watson21.05.2009, 22:48
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I was a dependent of then Major General Albert Watson, II who was the US Commandant at the time the Wall went up. I was there at Brandenburg Tor that afternoon and crossed over into East Berlin. | |||
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Ernie Lucero (B-3-6)08.03.2009, 22:22
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I served from 1963 - 1965! | |||
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John B Watson23.02.2009, 19:41
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our family was living in Berlin at the time the Wall went up. On the night of August 13, 1961,I remember the commotion in our entry hall. I went to the railing and looked down. There was my Dad, his two aides, and his Military driver. All were dressed in battle gear discussion something about a "wall". I asked what was going on and Dad looked up and told me to go back to bed. We didn't see him for several days. You see he was the USCOB at that time....his name was General Albert Watson, II. |
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