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I arrived at the 195th Ord. Det in Dec of 58 and left in june of 62. So I had lots of time going to all of the sites. Sad to see how all is really just a memory.
I arrived at the 195th Ord. Det in Dec of 58 and left in june of 62. So I had lots of time going to all of the sites. Sad to see how all is really just a memory.
Added: April 16, 2013
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I was stationed in Hardheim from 8/0/63 - 4/0/65 .For the most part the time was quiet except for the JFK presidential assaination. We were watching a movie and someone came in and told us first that he had been shot then was dead. The German people in Hardheim for the most part thought it had been a conspiracy. I always loved Hardheim the gasthauses and people were very giving...
I was stationed in Hardheim from 8/0/63 - 4/0/65 .For the most part the time was quiet except for the JFK presidential assaination. We were watching a movie and someone came in and told us first that he had been shot then was dead. The German people in Hardheim for the most part thought it had been a conspiracy. I always loved Hardheim the gasthauses and people were very giving...
Added: April 16, 2013
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I was a 16c computer operator from 82-83 started out at D 5/6 and when they closed down was transfered to C 3/71 loved my time at both units
I was a 16c computer operator from 82-83 started out at D 5/6 and when they closed down was transfered to C 3/71 loved my time at both units
Added: April 16, 2013
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I closed down Delta btry 5/6 then finished my tour at C btry 3/71 81' to 83' great times great friends
I closed down Delta btry 5/6 then finished my tour at C btry 3/71 81' to 83' great times great friends
Added: April 12, 2013
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I was with C 3/71 in Hardheim from 82-83, closed it down, then went to Bravo in Sachsenheim.
Tom Hook
I was with C 3/71 in Hardheim from 82-83, closed it down, then went to Bravo in Sachsenheim.
Tom Hook
Added: April 6, 2013
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Panel operator LCT-1962 to 1964, I also worked in the bar for a short time
Panel operator LCT-1962 to 1964, I also worked in the bar for a short time
Added: March 10, 2013
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Was the Supply Sgt there in Hardheim from 79-81
Was the Supply Sgt there in Hardheim from 79-81
Added: March 6, 2013
Submitted by
Name: Ron Portwood
From: Kentucky
Name: Ron Portwood
From: Kentucky
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Was assigned to C/3/71st Hardheim from January 76 January 77. 95B Sergeant of the Guard on the hill
Was assigned to C/3/71st Hardheim from January 76 January 77. 95B Sergeant of the Guard on the hill
Added: March 3, 2013
Submitted by
Name: Ulrich (Uli) Pfingstler
From: Lauffen/Neckar - Deutschland
E-mail: u.pfingstler@gmx.de
Name: Ulrich (Uli) Pfingstler
From: Lauffen/Neckar - Deutschland
E-mail: u.pfingstler@gmx.de
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My name is Ulrich (Uli) Pfingstler
I grew up in Brackenheim and do still live in this region (exactly Lauffen/Neckar 10-15 km from there).
A great compliment for the initiator, Dean Jonasen, for this documentation. Due to friendship (1960-1961) with Bill Griffin, nick-name "MAC" (because formerly Marine Corps), I had contact with the comrades, did also frequent the caserne, and even once the launching area (per hasard - causing big trouble for Bill - but we (he) did not care...).
I remember having got/bought the very cheap cigarettes, occasionally Whiskey from Bill and also other guys....many memories...!
It was great for me to discover names and images of comrades, as for instance Marion Naeger (very good in German language/even dialect of our region), or Bill Zeien enjoying the "Moninger" Bier in the forest-guest place… –
Again a big compliment to Dean for the accuracy and detailed descriptions - even historically - of the region and villages over there.
My name is Ulrich (Uli) Pfingstler
I grew up in Brackenheim and do still live in this region (exactly Lauffen/Neckar 10-15 km from there).
A great compliment for the initiator, Dean Jonasen, for this documentation. Due to friendship (1960-1961) with Bill Griffin, nick-name "MAC" (because formerly Marine Corps), I had contact with the comrades, did also frequent the caserne, and even once the launching area (per hasard - causing big trouble for Bill - but we (he) did not care...).
I remember having got/bought the very cheap cigarettes, occasionally Whiskey from Bill and also other guys....many memories...!
It was great for me to discover names and images of comrades, as for instance Marion Naeger (very good in German language/even dialect of our region), or Bill Zeien enjoying the "Moninger" Bier in the forest-guest place… –
Again a big compliment to Dean for the accuracy and detailed descriptions - even historically - of the region and villages over there.
Added: March 1, 2013
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Name: Frank Musmanno
From: Washington NH
E-mail: muzzy@gsinet.net
Great web site. I was honored to serve as C Battery Commanding Officer 1964-1965. I spent a total of 25 years in the Army and I can truely say that my time at C Battery will always be my most rewarding.