Elvis Bad Nauheim Germany 2nd Trip Closer Look Part #3 of 4.. The Spa Guy

[@brendabooher6683]

Billy, You would have made a great detective. Great piece of the Elvis puzzle. Thank you so much Spa Guy.

[@billoord2006]

Never did I imagine that I would be treated to such great video footage of this incredible piece of Elvis' history in Germany. I'm really enjoying this series, Billy. Thank you!

[@elainestoffer6178]

ELVIS AARON PRESLEY SPA GUY THIS IS A AWESOME PIECES ON ELVIS PRESLEY LIFESTYLE THANK FOR SHOWING APPRECIATE THAT'S I AM A ELVIS FAN FROM WAY BACK HE'S IS MY IDOL❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@cindythecatwoman1601]

I really appreciate these vlogs and, learning about Elvis's time in the Army. They should have made a better statue of him other than plywood.

[@myelvischannel1992]

Great to see where Elvis stayed in Germany thanks to the spa guy, Ashley Drew and thanks to the glory Elvis still TCB

[@HerbWalker]

At 15:36 Thats MY old 2 barracks Combat Support Company Recon/Scout Platoon 1/32 Armor. 1980-1983 ……….. there on the end. Trees are all grown up around it now :(

[@imaculadaconceicao6892]

Eu entendi que esse lugar é ou era, a base militar, na Alemanha, onde o Elvis serviu no Exército. Adorei a homenagem a ele em forma de escultura, com sua guitarra. Meu ♡ bateu mais forte, meus olhos, como sempre, derramaram lágrimas. Se entendi errado, não tem importância, valeu pela emoção que senti. Elvis Presley estará sempre dentro de meu ♡. Obrigada SPA GUY.

[@louk231]

Spa Guy, THANKS for the time and effort and expense it takes to track down all of the details you comprise for all of us Elvis Presley fans worldwide...You are an Elvis Forensic expert and I really appreciate what you have done in this video series and all of the other numerous videos you have made. God Bless you my friend...

[@purdyquibb]

Miss this place, Was stationed there Bco. 4/67 armor 88-91. Before you got to the front gate memories were flooding. What an awesome time. Love me some Germany. The roundabout with the elvis statue was not there when I was stationed there. It was just an intersection. Of course neither were any of the buildings across the street including the big orange one. there were none of the houses or big blue buildings over by the back forty wash rack area(13:08), All that area was just trees and nothing. If you look at 13:02, way out in the field, there is one lone tree. This was known as bandit tree, 4/67 was the "Bandit" battalion. We would at least once a month run to this tree, touch it and run back, believe me, its farther than it looks lol. Thank you for this, Best video I have seen of the base. Thank goodness for old Glory!!!

[@sylviaaustin115]

Thanks , ya did it again!!! Good job Billy!! Stay well and safe!! Love n hugs.

[@bellab2510]

Thank You Glory and Billy ! :)

[@myalfie]

Fabulous,fabulous film all the pieces are coming together thanks to the spa guy.Every time he tightens right up,can’t wait for episode 4 and also a big thanks to drew the elvis world thanks you and the spa guy for your hard work and dedication to the memory of Elvis Presley.

[@helenludlow2331]

Thanks for sharing this - love looking at places that Elvis stayed/visited care of you of course 👏Merry Christmas to you and Trey who do a great job in keeping Elvis's memory alive and kicking 🎄🎅🎁☃❄

[@bonniebarnett7202]

Hi Billy thanks for sharing video today!..wow some of the streets are narrow aren't they..with the cars parked in street too!.. Enjoyed!..your friend Bonnie

[@srgrahl]

Great job on putting all this together. I think if Elvis were still here, he would be a sub to your channel!

[@jennifernapoli8172]

Thanks Billy😊Really enjoyed this God Bless❤️

[@drphil1949]

Spa Guy, you succeeded in making me homesick again! Although I was just a little shaver at the time, one of those gates is where Elvis pulled over for us as he was driving out and obliged us with autographs and pictures. Being as that was nearly 60 years ago, my memory (I was only 9 or 10) does not recall which of those gates it was. I just know that we visited Ray Barracks, circa 1959/60, and caught Elvis as he was driving out to go home for dinner, as he called it. I sent you a picture of that event a while back. Again, thank you ever so much for doing this! Had I known you were going and were going to get stuck with a manual rental, I would have been glad to go along and hold the camera for you just to see all of this again! 😉

[@timp5883]

At 5:16 there's a classic Corvette in the oncoming lane!!! WOW!!! After all those "little biity" cars, BAM, Corvette!!

[@jhannabryson5821]

Thanks, Billy, for this wealth of information! I enjoy all of your Elvis videos. My grandfather was in the Army at the same time as Elvis, at Fort Hood and in Germany as well (1957-1960). I wish I had more information about where my grandfather stayed in proximity to Elvis's location. I so wish he was still living so I could show him these videos. He would have loved to see all of this and reminicse. Would all of the guys deployed in Germany have stayed at the Ray Barracks from 1958-1960?

[@SpaGuy]

Thank You for watching.. All of the troops wouldn't have been at Ray Barracks there were many bases they would have been at.. Elvis was at 2 different ones and Charlie Hodge for instance was at a base close to Ray Barracks but not there..

[@jhannabryson5821]

Thank you so much!

[@alicemilling3706]

Great job Billy and Ashley lost of information I wouldn't know if not for your work so thanks lol Billy take it alittle slow on the turns with that drone you making me dizzy🤪

[@marilynadams349]

Thank you

[@marilynadams349]

This hood history for other military people who also served in Germany. We should appreciate their service.

[@marilynadams349]

Typo good not hood

[@patgrimes298]

Spa Guy, it is beautiful at that base, and the city too. The base has been kept up, only saw some discoloring on some roofs. (I knew my paternal first cousin's husband was stationed in Germany, ɓut did not know, not too long ago, he was stationed there. He never saw Elvis though. I think a friend of my cousin's, who her husband was in the service, they went where Elvis could be. They waited and waited, did not see him, and gave up. I know they were disappointed, I sure would have been too!)

[@lynells3060]

Thank you Mr. Spa Guy and Ms Ashley Drew for your hard great work in bringing us the fellow Elvis fans all the terrific videos on Elvis trivia you have investigated ( aka, Sherlock Holmes). No you don't want to get arrested in Germany or anywhere else outside of America ( let alone in America), lol ! I had heard from others in the military that when Germany went EU that is when many U.S. Military bases were closed there. A friend went back to visit old stomping grounds in Germany from service time there and was surprised at the changes. Again, thank you Mr. Spa Guy and Ms Ashley Drew. Looking forward to part 4 and other Elvis trivia videos to come. Tighten up. Lord bless.

[@chestergood4035]

Thank you Ms Drew. Thank you Spa Guy. Tighten Up!

[@loridee1182]

Superior video, thanks Billy.

[@sheilabowers7532]

Thank you for the video I really enjoyed it thank for all your hard work your friend G-man

[@kevinbanks6855]

The motor pool was across from the barracks. They combined all maintenance personnel into one barracks and attached some to each company. That was early 1983.

[@midnightrebel5107]

Cool

[@electricgeorge5589]

Just great Thanks BTB E G.

[@starlitekaraoke113]

Been waiting patiently...

[@TeeVeeZed123]

The tower looks like a WW2 anti aircraft tower, they were also often used as shelters during the war as they were constructed using thick concrete and had steel doors and shutters, but it could also be a water tower as well.

[@tangie777uk]

Brilliant video,loved it .Thank you Spa Guy

[@kevinbanks6855]

The last gate you were at was for military vehicles only. Some of the post is starting to come to memory.

[@karenkoontz581]

It's pretty busy there. That's why I left Long Beach to move to Crescent City. Get away from the traffic and memories of my deceased husband. I do love Long Beach but have to start a new life.

[@franceshenry2239]

Thanks.

[@marilynadams349]

I should have kept paper notes on what you say of the salt thing

[@lottahansson2225]

Hi thank you for the cool info video spy guy friend★ / Lotta

[@moonbeam7702]

What about where Priscilla lived in Wiesbaden? 🙂

[@SpaGuy]

I did not make it there this time but will next time.. I also didn't make it to the training base where he met Elisabeth..

[@marilynadams349]

Ok I forgot what the salt things did.. I know we had a story about it. Pure ivied the air? Cleaned the water? There were black n white photos and you told about it? In the past

[@ssb753]

Why did the base get closed?

[@johnblankenship2308]

And yes my grat grand mother was German and both of her parents

[@vayenquist4969]

actually Fuhrer means leader. But that is okay.. Let's enjoy Elvis and not get into the WWII mood.. Rather strange that the place is so deserted (and as said well kept).. thanks for uploading.

[@SpaGuy]

The Fire Department in Germany has Fuhrer on the trucks and I don't think they are leader trucks..

[@gripweed123]

Mabey you mean the "Fahrzeugführer"? Grüße aus Deutschland

[@SpaGuy]

Thats fair.. I didn't look it up I just saw it on a fire truck.. I wills ay this Hitler;s marketing department needs some help if they went with Leader only.. LOL...

[@vayenquist4969]

Spa Guy haha. I didn't want to debate just let you know. Fire would make more sense as Adolf probably was related to Lucifer.. Bad marketing indeed 😝

[@bobc.5698]

Yes, I don't want to get started on WW2. There is a lot...ALOT, that has not been told about Hitler.

[@timp5883]

Traffic conjestion no matter where you go!!!

[@bobc.5698]

No Tighten up?

[@michellevolkmann5675]

Hi

[@TCB0816]

I got to correct you. They called him the " Führer " , but that means " leader " , not fire.🤭

[@SpaGuy]

Yes..

[@bakkie8135]

Hitler was called Führer. Führer is the German word for Leader. Fire in German is Feuer. So littarly Führer Hitler means Leader Hitler, not Fire Hitler. Although it would have been much better if they fired him ofcourse. 😉

[@tankerman135]

That tower is a WW2 flak tower (anti-aircraft)

[@purdyquibb]

I was always told this was a water tower that was used as a memorial to commemorate the residents of Friedberg who were killed or missing in the Franco-Prussian War (1870-1871), the First World War and the Second World War.