The Mally!!!!

This video certainly brought back some memories. Worked in the Big House and lived in Auckland Crescent 1995-97 but can't quite remember what number although 56 seems to be ringing a few bells. Happy times, miss those days.

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Das war alles mal unser Hardterwald . Nach dem 2. WELTKRIEG sind die Englaender nach Deutschland gekommen und haben die Waelder zum Teil beschlagnahmt . Ich war noch Kind und kann mich noch sehr gut daran erinnern, wie alles abgeholzt wurde und gebaut wurde. 10:26

Das war frueher alles Wald der Hardterwald nach dem Krieg sind die Englaender gekommen , haben alles abgeholzt und dort angefangen zu bauen , ich kann mich noch gut daran erinnern. ❤

Haha ich wohne da 2 km von ab . ❤❤

Why is it , every click on my mouse brings me back to british garrison ,

Great 5 years spent at Power Troop RE

We lined up at 2Sqn Royal Signals and marched

Just seen my house on Roberts Road. I was stationed at JHQ 95-97. It's so strange seeing it all again. The land time forgot.

Hi Robert, what is your link to Rheindahlen? Cheers Nick Bradford, there from 55-57 and 64-67

Thank you for this, so many happy years at jhq

Hallo. Kennt jemand eine Monika? Sie ist deutsch und mit ihr war ich 2000 in JHQ in einem „Club“ oder Dicothek. Sie kannte einige Soldaten dort.

That brings back memories

so sad to see it in a run down state spent 3 years there 86/89 RAF MT

If anyone knows Joanna Long, please let me know, She has worked in the Offices /Churchill Mess as a waitress .also look for a soldier in which Seargents Mess worked as a cook, he was called, Parky, and A Seargent Dave Moore. Will be happy to hear something. There are still some whose names I don't remember.

Ich habe sehr gute Erinnerungen die ich in meinem Herzen trage und sehr gute Erfahrungen mit Englischen Mädels und Jungs, wurde sehr oft mit genommen, Marlboro Club, Bowling, Freibad, Kino Usw. Wunderbare 18 Jahre die ich niemals vergessen werde...

Well done Robert....thanks

I was there 1960 until 1963

We lived on londonderry drive from 91-95, I went to St Andrews then Windsor. Never experienced a place remotely like it before or since, some of my best memories are of jhq. Sad to see what's become of it, it had a lot of potential for someone with a bit vision

Hard to believe you all should have lived here so many years and still can't spell/pronounce place names properly. British ignorance.

We lived on Cornwall in 1980. It was a magical assignment. Many many social engagements, bike rides and great food in town of Muchengladbach. No American amenities though so very difficult for the Americans who were stationed there because of Brit/American arrangements. U.S. General Perry Smith who was the commanding general was no help whatsoever for the Americans who were stationed there.

Hey I live in Rheindahlen.Me and me friends are going to make a dokumantion.Do you want that i will make it in english? Im German👏

Wohne in Wildenrath und vermisse die Zeit als man noch dahin durfte

Thanks for uploading this. Happy memories, I was stationed at JHQ 92-93. I met the mother of my first child there. She was a grown up forces brat, 19 at the time, I was 21. She was staying with her parents at the time in Uxbridge way! I spent 5 years in Germany with the British army, I loved it in Germany, great country and great people. I really miss those days. Thanks again!

Thanks so much for filming this and uploading. I wish I had known about this back in 2013. You passed the 2 roads that I used to livve in - Huntingdon Way and Banff Walk. If only I'd found your channel etc back then I would have asked you to go down those roads. Particularly Huntingdon Way - Number 1. Happy memories. thanks again. :)

I lived in Huntingdon Way 70 -74 then Banff Walk 78-80. Both in the south-west extension. How I wish you had turned left at 7:45 !!! Still I got to see a lot of familiar places. So sad that it's an overgrown, empty ghost town now. Thanks very much for the upload. :)

Thank you, this is how I remember it. Sunny and green.

Hello. Does anybody know what road Windsor House, the boarding house for Windsor school was located on? I've been trying to find it on a map but my memory from when I was young is a bit fuzzy. It was somewhere near the American PX.

It's my biggest dream to go in there one day, but it seems impossible to do it without legal consequences, i just want to see history 💔💔💔

Just seen my room window facing the parade square/come car park in the wrac block on Beresford Road. Got dropped off there by bus with my suitcase in 1984 and boy what an incredible life I had. Such happy days.

35 years since I left JHQ,had forgotten just how clean and green the place was. Thanks for the video

We lived in 8 Perth Walk for 2 yrs 64-66. Happy days. Thanks for the memories.

Thank you for this. Spent 6 years of my life at Rhiendahlen as my father did two tours in Germany in his Air Force years. Lived in Perth Walk 63-66 and attended St Georges School and Roxburgh Drive 70-73 went to boarding school in England. Happy memories of a wonderful childhood. I still have my sledge!

Remember Pop's and Eddy's in Ricklerath 🤣👍

Thanks so much for this - you drove past the little NAAFI to my school - my route walking to school each day... in 1967 :)

With enough funding, i'd buy entire JHQ area and revitalise it as a suburb!

Used to live at 44 Auckland Crescent and went to school at St Christophers which was at the end (looks like by 2013 it had gone). Many happy memories.

So many memories you went past the end of my street I was hoping you would go down it but just mentioning the name of the road took me back years .

I used to live at 6 Cromarty. Thank you

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I lived in the singles accommodation in Beresford Road from 1973 to 1975. I married and moved to a flat in Hardt and subsequently to Fringstraße in Moenchengladbach. At 11:52 I was interested to see the old Army cookhouse which apparently became a theatre! I left Rheindahlen in 1977 but often think about those great days, and great nights at the Marlborough and Queensway clubs! Thanks for the nostalgic drive down memory lane.

U used to live in Uxbridge way, 76-78 lol the memories.

Lived from age 6 in 27 Uxbridge Way from 1976 to 79. Really happy memories of St. Georges. Was driving past on a work trip back in 2013 and they let me in to look around. To be honest I wish I hadn't because it was all deserted and the community gone. Sometimes it is best to leave the memories as memories. Would love to go back to those days tho.

many memories .. thank you!

I was stationed here in 1960, working in the HQ of RAPC. My barracks was at the bottom of Collingwood Road near to the guardhouse. As a National Serviceman, we were paid very little so couldn't afford to use the facilities very often. Had to do an extra 6 months service due to the Cuban Missile Crisis. Best thing I remember is the sports facilities especially football and cricket. Worst thing I remember were the guard duties! Still, some happy memories.

Flashbacks!

Thank you for sharing. Brings back many memories

Auckland crescent 1990-1992 last house on the right, learnt to drive there and got my first car, happy times.