question: I'd sent October '17 an interesting picture with a short story of Albert Faber, one of the batteries groundskeeper in the 70th, and a unknown cook from the battery standing on a potatoe field to the websites mailadress (the gmail-adress)... but got no response. Did it changed? Annother adress in charge? Looking forward for some feedback. Thanks
Added: June 12, 2018
Submitted by Name: Dean Jonasen From: Washington State
Comments: Hello Dean, I was the 50000. visitor of your sites. What a great success for you. Best regards Uwe
Added: April 13, 2018
Submitted by Name: Bart Ricks From: Las Vegas, Nevada (currently) E-mail: Bart@ExhibiTrailers.Com
Comments: Served with the first "Package" that started (as we all did) at Ft. Bliss, we were destined to go to Germany, we heard, didn't know where, (didn't know anything, really) we took the required training, went to White Sands and in spite of ourselves, got close enough to a target that they scored it a Hit. AJAX days we met pretty much as a group after our passes were up at McGuire AFB for a (in those days) quick ride to the airbase in Frankfurt, rejoined our duffel bags and a deuce and a half trip to Karlsruhe (Gerzewski Barracks to meet the troops of the 552nd AAA (90mm gun) who were not overjoyed to see these "missile kids" come in to disband their outfit and become the 3rd Missile Btn of the 73rd, some joined us, most went on to other jobs and posts. But all of us stayed for a short while at Gerzewski, My Battery "Bravo" went to Kornwestheim, Wilkin Barracks which had recently been refurbed waiting for us, we were supposed to be a mobile outfit in the 7th Army, probably not exactly the fine definition of mobile, but. 60 years ago, memory has mellowed, times have changed, not many of the original group left, miss them all.
Added: March 16, 2018
Submitted by Name: Raymond Garcia From: Upland, Ca E-mail: rayg1_46@msn.com
Comments: Hi!, I was stationed at A/5/1 Herc battery Wackerheim from 1968-1971. I really liked Germany, and had a great time. I was in Herc from 1965-1974 till the sites were closed. I went into Chaparral (short range ADA) with the 25th Infantry Division. Boy what a wake up call, we had to run 3 miles every morning. Too much fun.
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Name: Terry Brumley
From: Evansville Indiana
E-mail: bmonsterz@aol.com
Living in Citronelle Alabama. Was in Hardheim early 80's