McPheeters 1948 -1972 Bad Hersfeld, Germany

[@boscodog4358]

I was there 70-71 , with the Hawk 517th ADA

[@richbrzowsky2426]

the unknown person is a guy from texas named bales. he was a mechanic with the 63rd eng.

[@8eyeball]

I was there in 1972 worked in supply

[@petrabattenberg]

Dankeschön 🥰

[@turtle19dad]

Lots of fun with HWB, Killer, and Leadhorse Troops 3/11

[@theDeitz]

You are echoing the words of many that served there .. Thanks ..

[@jeffreyfedak5770]

I was there from 1986 to 1989!

[@JB-kq2rs]

My dad was there 76 to 80 I believe, I was born there in St. Elizabeth's. Would love to go there sometime learn more

[@steveo7767]

1990-1993 K troop 3/11 ACR 1st Platoon. Spc Bell

[@bobybarra3096]

Danke, Brave Rifles Blackhorse, Eagle Horse, Iron Horse, Thunder Hors, Plow Horse...guardians for 5th and 7th Corps and. USO show...salute 14th Cavalry troopers

[@joecanedo5897]

Where’s the 126 trans at ? From 1966 to 68

[@apokalipto7800]

war das oben Hohe Luft/Helfersgrund die alte Kaserne ?

[@angelinonikolovski8419]

Ja

[@timdaily9546]

Tim Daily discharged 10/74

[@willieflores6342]

Looking for a unknown soldier stationed at McPheeters Barracks In 1953..possible relative..last name possibly Martinez

[@theDeitz]

Willie was he in HQ Trp, Howz Btry, a line trooper, supply etc.? I'm in this group along with other old troopers, maybe someone there will know him @ facebook.com/groups/159266724150505/

[@willieflores6342]

@@theDeitz unknown..just that he was stationed there in 1953..dna was a match for a martinez...thanks

[@theDeitz]

@@willieflores6342 Thanks, that info. helps. I thought he was someone you served with.

[@willieflores6342]

@@theDeitz no..possible..biological father

[@bronxdad]

11th Armor Cav 1974 How Battery. Looking for pics and people

[@timdaily9546]

Tim Daily FDC

[@theDeitz]

1st, 2nd or 3rd Squadron?

[@GordonLampley]

HQ Company 70-71

[@theDeitz]

That was a good time = Much of the city looked like it did during WWII. Now many buildings have been replaced or remodeled to look new. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIaqnaqgjc-ChK8

[@GordonLampley]

We lived in the downstairs apartment of a WW2 German tank guy on the edge of town. I walked to the kaserne each morning but most often took a taxi home in the evenings. We loved it there. I tell folks it only got below freezing one time, but that was from November to March. Doing duty on the border and watching East German farm workers under the watchful eye of their armed guards is a vivid memory.

[@theDeitz]

Thanks, I enjoy reading stories like yours and I'm sure others do also. Stay in touch ... www.thedeitz.com