Wow, most of you were there long before my time. I was born in Bad Kissingen in 1982 to a German mother and a Samoan father. My mom's side of the family still lives in Schweinfurt. I also lived in a small village called Nudlingen before moving to the states when I was 12. All of these places are atleast 1,000yrs old, a lot of history and a lot of US Military history also. My father got orders for Baumholder(Straussberg Kaserne)after 3 years in the states, that would be the last area we would be stationed at in Germany. I recently looked up Straussberg Kaserne in Idar Oberstein which had been closed down since 2008-2009, brought back alot of memories.
I was stationed there from 1970-1972. The draft ended and I returned home. Very pleasant memories of all the adventures, war games, red alerts and deployments. Beautiful town and great opportunities to travel. I worked in the motorpool as a mechanic. I could write a whole book about my experiences there.
No matter how many times I watch this video I love it more. I'll never forget my time there, I'm planning on a trip back next year. I was with HQ Troop 2/11 ACR Transportation, Did fueling of the tanks and and other equipment in the field. Real proud of my time there. 92 to 75 PFC Rogers
I was there in Hq Trp 2/14 A.C, I was in the Fuel and Lube Platoon. I served there for two years seven months and eleven days. i loved it there. I am sure glad i never had to go to Viet Nam. I was there on vacation 1989. I miss Bad Kissingen. I would'nt trade the experience of serving there for any thing. It was a very important and meaningful part of my life.
I forgot to mention I served from Oct 64 till 9 June 1967. Great times, Great fun with a good share share of some hard work and dis-appoints mixed in .
81/83 2/11 H.H T. A.C.R. I'm planning to go in January 2025 with my wife to show her how beautiful it is and was ! ❤❤❤ Grace and peace to you from GOD the father and his son JESUS CHRIST ❤❤❤
thanks for posting this piece of history. i grew up in bad kissingen as a kid in the late 70s/80s. for us german kids, there was always sense of wonder when your tanks drove by (to or from the daley barracks). usually, we would wave our hands in joy, getting waves back and a smile. maybe it's interesting to know: today, in the daley barracks, there is a youth center (thus, the building in 0:36 triggers lots of my memories :) ) , a cinema and a police station. thx & have a nice day, thomas
Thomas, every time I drove my track whether leaving or coming back to the Post, I would always wave at the children while passing them by. I did the same for all of the children whenever I saw them. And, when I couldn't take my hands off of the steering controls, I would look in the direction of the kids and raise my head up and nod in order to let them know that I saw them.
Just to let everyone know the person in this video, Ken Hacker. passed away a few months ago. He was one of my best friends and a true patriot. I am so glad I got a chance to make this video for him, it was a honor.
Hey Thomas, I was stationed in BK from 72 to 75, I drove a truck with HQ troop and waved to all the young folks who were waving at us. Those were good times for me. I'd like to go back as see the old barracks again. You take care Thomas. Thanks for your post!!
I was an MP assigned to A-1-1, guarding the hawks up on the mountain, from '78-79. I lived off-post "on the economy", and had lots of memories there. It was a beautiful place.
Me to was in H Troop remember it well, do you remember the OP burning down when one of the tank troops pulled border duty on the east/west German border?
I was in the 2/14 Armored Cav, stationed at Daley Barracks in BK from Jan 1970 to July 1971. Our unit did border duty in Coburg and Bad Neustadt. I personally had all my border tours in Coburg. Those were some of the best times over there. Two guys that I have very fond memories of are Art Maki and Steve Chenoweth. If by some remote possibility they (or anyone that knew them) should happen to read this, I'd love to hear from you on this site.
I love this video, I keep coming back to listen to the songs and look at the pics of BK again. I also finally located the girl I loved back then. (and still do)
I was Battalion Maintenance Clerk in 1954/1955 and I can see that the only thing that changed is that the GIs in the video were allowed longer hair. I love BK/ Happy memories. Made friends that I still correspond with.
From the 50s to now a lot of memories from different generations in the same place. I was born here, and have been looking up all the place I was as a kid. The history in all these places is very interesting, I would love to see a documentary on these places and the people who have lived there. Although, this documentary would have to be a series to do it any justice.
I was There 1956-1958 in Tank Company 2nd Battalion, 14th Armored Cavalry Reg. Was a great experience. Had a lot of field time at Wildflecken, and Tank training school at Graphenwor. We also loaded the M48A2 tanks on rail cars and went to Belsen-Bergen (Belsen-Hohnes} for Tank Gunnery Practice. Many great times. My name is Sp5 William E Barber and I served my time. ;Merry Christmas and God Bless!!
was stationed in BK from 1975 - 1976 with the 536th MP Company. Great duty stationed I should have realized that and not gotten myself transferred to Wildflecken. Anyway at 18 years old The Germany experience will also be the highlight of my younger days. I would not trade it for anything.
I LOVED BK...SERVED HQS 14TH ARMD CAV 60-63. CAN'T SEEM TO CONTACT ANYONE WHO WAS THERE DURING THAT PERIOD. I AM NOW 75 AND RETIRED IN CHIANGMAI, THAILAND. I VISITED BK DURING MY ASSIGNMENT AT RAF CROUGHTON, ENGLAND 72-74 AND AGAIN WHEN I WAS AT THE US EMBASSY PRAGUE 82-84.
Anyone else out there stationed in Bad Kissingen, Daley barracks from 1972 to 1975? I was HQ 2/11 ACR transportation. I'm looking for anyone who was there.
My ex husband Ed Henry was in the 2/14 at Daley Barracks 1969 to 1972. We married in September 1970 and I lived in BK with him until 1972. I only remember a few of the guys. Terry "Eli" Whitney, "Audi", Mike Wall. Wish I could remember more. It was a wonderful time in my life.
My father Wallace wade echols sr. Serviced on this base between 1974-1979 I believe. If anyone had serviced with him or even knew him I would love to hear about it. He passed away November 5th 2014. I believe he's in one of these pictures I think it's the second one he's in the middle.
Great place then close my eyes go back sometimes to remember px ration cards liquor cards and all the beer and snops and getting ahold of some hashish from the GERMAN BIKERS IN BARS BEAUTIFUL TIMES MAN I HAD OLD VOLKSWAGEN AND OLD FORD TAURUS.
+Elmer Buchanan ..I remember you elmer buchanan...from N.C...!..my name is Ted Coatney....you use to give me a hard time about staying in the army...LOL....you were a heck of a good guy...hope you're doing well....
+Elmer Buchanan Yes elmer...Mo-Ar. line ..my ancestors came from N.C......we used to talk about that..from near where you were from.....yes I stayed in.....Still have my border cert from the years at B.K......
I was stationed here from 1965-67 with F Troop. I served as the Commo Sgt. before leaving on 5/67. I remember the cold winters and border patrol. These photos bring back many fond memories for me. Lots of great guys were here serving their nation. We were the lucky ones, who did not go to Viet Nam. Instead we were safe in Germany.
Hello Gentle People In a very important family matter i need help ! ! The Name of my Dad is Thomas H. Hocking. He went to Fort Knox Armory School. He was in the 14th Armored Cavalry Regiment. Stationed in Fulda, Bad Hersfeld, Bad Kissingen in the early sixties ! In the former West Germany. I need his at least the Date of Birth. Regards Brad
Very touching memories ..2/11 acr E troop 11/71 to 6/74.....we were all taken from our homes through the us to serve here......luckily i missed nam but nam came to me in bad kissingen being stationed with vietnam combat vets hearing first hand horrors of war........but still a beautiful time and place to be ......i sometimes wish i could go back in time and see all those that were there with me.
I was in F0x troop in 1970 to 1972 in 2nd platoon. Lt. Cleland was my platoon leader. Capt. Donohue was C.O. when I left. Platoon sargeant was Brown. We patrolled the border out of wolbach and colberg. I was tank driver on Fox27. I loved driving that tank.Had a lot of fun in that track. My name Donald Smith and when left I was an E-5
John Bauserman Name is James Prescott there in Bad Kissengen from Sept 29 1976 to Sept29 1979 most beautiful place ever been in my life I was with Alfa 1/1 Air Defense Artillery.
I lived back in Bad kissingen back then. Married an american soldier in 1972 and moved to the US in 1977. I miss BAd Kissingen Last tiem I was able to go over there was abotu 15 Years ago
I was also stationed there from Nov 1970 to January 1972,G Troop tanker 1st pat.nickname,smiley or andy,pat. sergent was blaine k goin,will always remember this chapter of my life, such a beautiful town.. I remember ,the churches and just the beautiful scenery.Grafinber,tank range,camp wolback..would love to here from anyone that was there at this time, that served with me..So, glad I seen this Video.
81to83 2/11 94-B- 10 ! I still miss Germany ! I can't imagine how it was when the Wall came down ! 5/11/18 SPOKANE WA !!! 2A, 3%, OATHKEEPERS ALL THE WAY !!! ALLONS !
I went to Daley Barracks in the summer of 1976 to visit my army buddy Steve Fermoil really had a good time and visited a monestary and drank some awesome suds.
Ricardo Garza jr dont recollect you cause I was ADA BUT THOSE WERE SOME GREAT TIMES MY NAME JAMES PRESCOTT AND I THOUGHT OUR MESS HALL WAS BEST IN THE WORLD AND HAVE HEARD HIGHER UPS CLAIM IT WAS TOO. WE HAD A HAWK MISSILE BASE UP ON HILL OUTSIDE BAD KISSENGEN I TRACKED JETS FOR OUR MISSILE BASE EVERY 3 RD NIGHT UNLESS I WAS ON LEAVE WE HAD A 24 HOUR SERVICE DAY A 24 HOUR DAY OFF THEN AN 8 HOUR ON DAY THEN START ALL OVER AGAIN OH GOD KNOWS I MISS IT SO MUCH TODAY WISH I COULD GO BACK WOULD IN A SECOND.
I just told Dave St John who served with your 14th Cav from 1958 to 1960, Bad Kissengin about this video. Carry on troops ;-) SP/4 Deitz 3rd Sqdn 14th ACR 1966-1968 ..
my dad was there in 58 to 60 i believe his name is rudolph goetz and he lived off base above a butcher shop or something like that in a tiny apartment if there is anyone out there that knew my dad he drove trucks and other stuff .please let me know. my email is dgoetzcs@gmail.com thank you.. he is still alive and kicking living in upstate ny.
Hello Gentle People In a very important family matter i need help ! ! The Name of my Dad is Thomas H. Hocking. He went to Fort Knox Armory School. He was in the 14th Armored Cavalry Regiment. Stationed in Fulda, Bad Hersfeld, Bad Kissingen in the early sixties ! In the former West Germany. I need his at least the Date of Birth. Regards Brad
Stationed Sept 29 th 1976 to Sept 29th 1979 GOD KNOWS LOVED THAT COUNTRY AND ALL THE GUYS I WAS STATIONED WITH DID NOT THINK IT WOULD EVER END BUT HERE I AM ( WISHING IT NEVER DID END)
anybody remember the German National barber who worked there in 1970-71? If you got your hair cut after he "drank" his lunch it was like being tortured. I saw one dude almost punch him out when he got too rough with him. Other than him, all good memories, what a beautiful place to be stationed. I was lucky to be there while others were in Vietnam fighting that "war"
Man I can tell you now I did not know what all that meant to me son girl and all now I realize I missed out on most of my girl and sons life before he became a SEAL now I guess he gonna die one I shoulda got out over there now I know but hind site 20/20 so I see my son sparingly my ex that had boy very sparingly but I still do I know you missed a lot too. Loved that country man
hey everybody...all i know about my father is his name and where he was stationed and an old adress in ATL...Bad Kissingen....Samuel Lamar Heard!!!!!!!!!!!!!! how can i find him in the states....any ideas???????????
Hello Gentle People In a very important family matter i need help ! ! The Name of my Dad is Thomas H. Hocking. He went to Fort Knox Armory School. He was in the 14th Armored Cavalry Regiment. Stationed in Fulda, Bad Hersfeld, Bad Kissingen in the early sixties ! In the former West Germany. I need his at least the Date of Birth. Regards Brad
Mr Smith thank you for teaching me. I can say this lovingly most beautiful place I’ve ever been and did not know DEER could be so little but Bad is an understatement bout these little creatures we had plenty woke up one morning sleeping in ready room went outside left door open played ever loving hell trying to get that DEER out of ready room woke everyone up including unit commander thought I was gonna catch holy hell got a head rub big sign on door do not leave door open never paid no attention till then. Grand times man. Thanks for being one of us GOD BLESS!!!!
1972-1975, HQ 2/11th ACR Medic. Other medics that I remember: "Quack," "Z-Man," Rick Blair, Campbell, Gary Shaw & Dr. Hillert (Squadron Surgeon). I am the one that injected the PCN in the arse with a 16 gauge needle for the Clap..
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Wow, most of you were there long before my time. I was born in Bad Kissingen in 1982 to a German mother and a Samoan father. My mom's side of the family still lives in Schweinfurt. I also lived in a small village called Nudlingen before moving to the states when I was 12. All of these places are atleast 1,000yrs old, a lot of history and a lot of US Military history also. My father got orders for Baumholder(Straussberg Kaserne)after 3 years in the states, that would be the last area we would be stationed at in Germany. I recently looked up Straussberg Kaserne in Idar Oberstein which had been closed down since 2008-2009, brought back alot of memories.
I was stationed there from 1970-1972. The draft ended and I returned home. Very pleasant memories of all the adventures, war games, red alerts and deployments. Beautiful town and great opportunities to travel. I worked in the motorpool as a mechanic. I could write a whole book about my experiences there.
Yeah you right so much to do then so much to get into. Plenty trouble chasing young girls fighting mini bike bikers in Bad Kissengen.
No matter how many times I watch this video I love it more. I'll never forget my time there, I'm planning on a trip back next year. I was with HQ Troop 2/11 ACR Transportation, Did fueling of the tanks and and other equipment in the field. Real proud of my time there. 92 to 75 PFC Rogers
I was there in Hq Trp 2/14 A.C, I was in the Fuel and Lube Platoon. I served there for two years seven months and eleven days. i loved it there. I am sure glad i never had to go to Viet Nam. I was there on vacation 1989. I miss Bad Kissingen. I would'nt trade the experience of serving there for any thing. It was a very important and meaningful part of my life.
I forgot to mention I served from Oct 64 till 9 June 1967. Great times, Great fun with a good share share of some hard work and dis-appoints mixed in .
81/83 2/11 H.H T. A.C.R. I'm planning to go in January 2025 with my wife to show her how beautiful it is and was ! ❤❤❤ Grace and peace to you from GOD the father and his son JESUS CHRIST ❤❤❤
thanks for posting this piece of history. i grew up in bad kissingen as a kid in the late 70s/80s. for us german kids, there was always sense of wonder when your tanks drove by (to or from the daley barracks). usually, we would wave our hands in joy, getting waves back and a smile.
maybe it's interesting to know: today, in the daley barracks, there is a youth center (thus, the building in 0:36 triggers lots of my memories :) ) , a cinema and a police station.
thx & have a nice day,
thomas
Thomas, every time I drove my track whether leaving or coming back to the Post, I would always wave at the children while passing them by. I did the same for all of the children whenever I saw them. And, when I couldn't take my hands off of the steering controls, I would look in the direction of the kids and raise my head up and nod in order to let them know that I saw them.
Thanks dude this was all great informationThank you so much.
Just to let everyone know the person in this video, Ken Hacker. passed away a few months ago. He was one of my best friends and a true patriot. I am so glad I got a chance to make this video for him, it was a honor.
Hey Thomas, I was stationed in BK from 72 to 75, I drove a truck with HQ troop and waved to all the young folks who were waving at us. Those were good times for me. I'd like to go back as see the old barracks again. You take care Thomas. Thanks for your post!!
Thanks for sharing! My dad was stationed there ‘63-‘65. He has lots of these same pictures.
My dad too
was there 65 to 67
I was an MP assigned to A-1-1, guarding the hawks up on the mountain, from '78-79. I lived off-post "on the economy", and had lots of memories there. It was a beautiful place.
Was at Bad Kissingen Apr 1968 - Dec 1969....Was there during Red Alert in 1968....I was a lifer....
Me to was in H Troop remember it well, do you remember the OP burning down when one of the tank troops pulled border duty on the east/west German border?
WOW Im also from Bad Kissingen, I came to the USA in 1977 ! to see my sis! im still here
I was in the 2/14 Armored Cav, stationed at Daley Barracks in BK from Jan 1970 to July 1971. Our unit did border duty in Coburg and Bad Neustadt. I personally had all my border tours in Coburg. Those were some of the best times over there. Two guys that I have very fond memories of are Art Maki and Steve Chenoweth. If by some remote possibility they (or anyone that knew them) should happen to read this, I'd love to hear from you on this site.
Spent time there in 1962. I was a mechanic 2nd recon Hqts. 14th cav. Sure brings back memories of the area. Lots of time in the field.
Hey thanks for the memory my husband and I were there in 71
Thanks for the memories,I was stationed there 71-73 G troop 2/11,best time of my life.
I love this video, I keep coming back to listen to the songs and look at the pics of BK again. I also finally located the girl I loved back then. (and still do)
I was Battalion Maintenance Clerk in 1954/1955 and I can see that the only thing that changed is that the GIs in the video were allowed longer hair. I love BK/ Happy memories. Made friends that I still correspond with.
Oldy but a goodie JOE HARKINS
@@jamesprescott7988 and 10 years later, I'm still hanging around.
From the 50s to now a lot of memories from different generations in the same place. I was born here, and have been looking up all the place I was as a kid. The history in all these places is very interesting, I would love to see a documentary on these places and the people who have lived there. Although, this documentary would have to be a series to do it any justice.
I was There 1956-1958 in Tank Company 2nd Battalion, 14th Armored Cavalry Reg.
Was a great experience. Had a lot of field time at Wildflecken, and Tank training school at Graphenwor. We also loaded the M48A2 tanks on rail cars and went to Belsen-Bergen (Belsen-Hohnes} for Tank Gunnery Practice. Many great times. My name is Sp5 William E Barber and I served my time. ;Merry Christmas and God Bless!!
Far away and along ago.
was stationed in BK from 1975 - 1976 with the 536th MP Company. Great duty stationed I should have realized that and not gotten myself transferred to Wildflecken. Anyway at 18 years old The Germany experience will also be the highlight of my younger days. I would not trade it for anything.
Amen brother got into trouble with you guys some loved to drink. Fight some too.
I LOVED BK...SERVED HQS 14TH ARMD CAV 60-63. CAN'T SEEM TO CONTACT ANYONE WHO WAS THERE DURING THAT PERIOD. I AM NOW 75 AND RETIRED IN CHIANGMAI, THAILAND. I VISITED BK DURING MY ASSIGNMENT AT RAF CROUGHTON, ENGLAND 72-74 AND AGAIN WHEN I WAS AT THE US EMBASSY PRAGUE 82-84.
You know Manny PACQUAIO?
Anyone else out there stationed in Bad Kissingen, Daley barracks from 1972 to 1975? I was HQ 2/11 ACR transportation. I'm looking for anyone who was there.
I was stationed in BK HHB 2/41 FA Surveyor.
Dave Whipple again, was there 1975 to 1977.
Dave Whipple, my MOS was also 82C20 . I was in HQ Battery 71-72. I doubt 1st Sergeant Brookes was still there when you were. Cool!
My ex husband Ed Henry was in the 2/14 at Daley Barracks 1969 to 1972. We married in September 1970 and I lived in BK with him until 1972. I only remember a few of the guys. Terry "Eli" Whitney, "Audi", Mike Wall. Wish I could remember more. It was a wonderful time in my life.
Dergottsmom msr
Ashley Garrison did you want something or have a question?
My father Wallace wade echols sr. Serviced on this base between 1974-1979 I believe. If anyone had serviced with him or even knew him I would love to hear about it. He passed away November 5th 2014. I believe he's in one of these pictures I think it's the second one he's in the middle.
i lived in bad kissingen my dad did border patrol 73-77.although he has past on he would have loved this.his name was richard lee waller
Great place then close my eyes go back sometimes to remember px ration cards liquor cards and all the beer and snops and getting ahold of some hashish from the GERMAN BIKERS IN BARS BEAUTIFUL TIMES MAN I HAD OLD VOLKSWAGEN AND OLD FORD TAURUS.
Melissa I remember your father a great man. I was stationed there with H CO 2/11 from 10/74-5-78.
There in F troop 67 transferred to HQ motor pool and was there until 68 Loved that little town. Drank way too much and miss the camaraderie.
+Elmer Buchanan ..I remember you elmer buchanan...from N.C...!..my name is Ted Coatney....you use to give me a hard time about staying in the army...LOL....you were a heck of a good guy...hope you're doing well....
Are you the Ted who threw up in a commode and lost your Teeth. . Did you become a Lifer?
Are you the Ted from Arkansas??
+Elmer Buchanan ..Don't remember that elmer.....LOL...
+Elmer Buchanan Yes elmer...Mo-Ar. line ..my ancestors came from N.C......we used to talk about that..from near where you were from.....yes I stayed in.....Still have my border cert from the years at B.K......
I was stationed here from 1965-67 with F Troop. I served as the Commo Sgt. before leaving on 5/67. I remember the cold winters and border patrol. These photos bring back many fond memories for me. Lots of great guys were here serving their nation. We were the lucky ones, who did not go to Viet Nam. Instead we were safe in Germany.
Hello Gentle People
In a very important family matter i need help ! !
The Name of my Dad is Thomas H. Hocking.
He went to Fort Knox Armory School.
He was in the 14th Armored Cavalry Regiment.
Stationed in Fulda, Bad Hersfeld, Bad Kissingen in the early sixties !
In the former West Germany.
I need his at least the Date of Birth.
Regards
Brad
Hi Clay, do You remember SF 4, Ralf Martinez (medic )? He was in BK about the same time as You. He is my dad...
hey gerald loss track of you sirois here
@@sasuhein i remember him
@@sasuhein Sorry I did not know him,
Very touching memories ..2/11 acr E troop 11/71 to 6/74.....we were all taken from our homes through the us to serve here......luckily i missed nam but nam came to me in bad kissingen being stationed with vietnam combat vets hearing first hand horrors of war........but still a beautiful time and place to be ......i sometimes wish i could go back in time and see all those that were there with me.
I was in F0x troop in 1970 to 1972 in 2nd platoon. Lt. Cleland was my platoon leader. Capt. Donohue was C.O. when I left. Platoon sargeant was Brown. We patrolled the border out of wolbach and colberg. I was tank driver on Fox27. I loved driving that tank.Had a lot of fun in that track. My name Donald Smith and when left I was an E-5
Hey Bud I’m 66 and I am in some of those pictures
I was in Bad K in 1957-59 with B co 10th Engr 3rd Inf Div.
Wonderful time too bad it had to end
John Bauserman Name is James Prescott there in Bad Kissengen from Sept 29 1976 to Sept29 1979 most beautiful place ever been in my life I was with Alfa 1/1 Air Defense Artillery.
John Bauserman Aint that the truth there in Bad Kissengen 1976-1979 16E10 A1\1 Hawk Fire Control Crewman.
I was there in 71-72........2/41st Artillery. I loved my time there!
Great bunch of hell raiders that bunch.
I lived back in Bad kissingen back then. Married an american soldier in 1972 and moved to the US in 1977. I miss BAd Kissingen Last tiem I was able to go over there was abotu 15 Years ago
Babs G. Iloo
H co '73 - '75. Lots of great memories, and some wild times!
Stationed Bad Kissingen F Trp 2/11 ACR 77-80
I was also stationed there from Nov 1970 to January 1972,G Troop tanker 1st pat.nickname,smiley or andy,pat. sergent was blaine k goin,will always remember this chapter of my life, such a beautiful town.. I remember ,the churches and just the beautiful scenery.Grafinber,tank range,camp wolback..would love to here from anyone that was there at this time, that served with me..So, glad I seen this Video.
Hello Sgt Anderson,this is Blaine K. Goin your former plt sgt. I am at blaine_k_2000@yahoo.com
81to83 2/11 94-B- 10 ! I still miss Germany ! I can't imagine how it was when the Wall came down ! 5/11/18 SPOKANE WA !!! 2A, 3%, OATHKEEPERS ALL THE WAY !!! ALLONS !
@moosea4 ,,, I was there with Hearquarters Troop/ Transportation from 12/72 to 04/75, I sure miss Germany.
I went to Daley Barracks in the summer of 1976 to visit my army buddy Steve Fermoil really had a good time and visited a monestary and drank some awesome suds.
LIved there in 1973..........................fF trp 2/14th ACR and loved it I remember a Captain Donahue as the CO
I was stationed in bk from 76 to 79. hq battery 2/41st field artillery. Tamms Clerk. What a great time I had.
Was in BK 75 to 77 HHB 2/41 Survey Section, SP5 Dave Whipple
I was in HHB 2/41 from 1975 to May 77 Survey Section - Dave Whipple
Ricardo Garza jr dont recollect you cause I was ADA BUT THOSE WERE SOME GREAT TIMES MY NAME JAMES PRESCOTT AND I THOUGHT OUR MESS HALL WAS BEST IN THE WORLD AND HAVE HEARD HIGHER UPS CLAIM IT WAS TOO. WE HAD A HAWK MISSILE BASE UP ON HILL OUTSIDE BAD KISSENGEN I TRACKED JETS FOR OUR MISSILE BASE EVERY 3 RD NIGHT UNLESS I WAS ON LEAVE WE HAD A 24 HOUR SERVICE DAY A 24 HOUR DAY OFF THEN AN 8 HOUR ON DAY THEN START ALL OVER AGAIN OH GOD KNOWS I MISS IT SO MUCH TODAY WISH I COULD GO BACK WOULD IN A SECOND.
Beautiful then I was in A1/1 ADA
I just told Dave St John who served with your 14th Cav from 1958 to 1960, Bad Kissengin about this video. Carry on troops ;-) SP/4 Deitz 3rd Sqdn 14th ACR 1966-1968 ..
my dad was there in 58 to 60 i believe his name is rudolph goetz and he lived off base above a butcher shop or something like that in a tiny apartment if there is anyone out there that knew my dad he drove trucks and other stuff .please let me know. my email is dgoetzcs@gmail.com thank you.. he is still alive and kicking living in upstate ny.
was with F troop about the same time lived in that little town down the road Bad Nusstatd I think
I know it ❤
Was there from 67to68 headquarters co head a great time Matty
was there jan 65-till august 67 hqs
Hello Gentle People
In a very important family matter i need help ! !
The Name of my Dad is Thomas H. Hocking.
He went to Fort Knox Armory School.
He was in the 14th Armored Cavalry Regiment.
Stationed in Fulda, Bad Hersfeld, Bad Kissingen in the early sixties !
In the former West Germany.
I need his at least the Date of Birth.
Regards
Brad
Good luck ❤
I lived there from 2000 to 2003. Sure do miss Bad Kissingen!!
Absolutely without doubt I was there 76 to 79
GOD KNOWS BEST PLACE IVE EVER BEEN A1/1 AIR DEFENSE ARTILLERY SP 4 JAMES PRESCOTT LOVED GERMANY LOVE TO GO BACK.
Stationed Sept 29 th 1976 to Sept 29th 1979 GOD KNOWS LOVED THAT COUNTRY AND ALL THE GUYS I WAS STATIONED WITH DID NOT THINK IT WOULD EVER END BUT HERE I AM ( WISHING IT NEVER DID END)
Lol. My dad was there in 54. I was there in 80.
anybody remember the German National barber who worked there in 1970-71?
If you got your hair cut after he "drank" his lunch it was like being tortured. I saw one dude almost punch him out when he got too rough with him. Other than him, all good memories, what a beautiful place to be stationed.
I was lucky to be there while others were in Vietnam fighting that "war"
No but I heard about him I was there in 1976 had a room mate mention him a bunch said he was great my girlfriend done mine.
ya i do he was a prisoner of war in texas
Trying to contact James Anderson that posted a comment
No Pictures, just memories, the pics posted, GI's in Civvies sure brought back more meomoies, Hell I'm 67, that was a few days ago
Roger
Feel the same I’m 66 and getting no younger I miss the Bowling Alley where I met my sons mamma dam she was Georgeous
Man I can tell you now I did not know what all that meant to me son girl and all now I realize I missed out on most of my girl and sons life before he became a SEAL now I guess he gonna die one I shoulda got out over there now I know but hind site 20/20 so I see my son sparingly my ex that had boy very sparingly but I still do I know you missed a lot too. Loved that country man
hey everybody...all i know about my father is his name and where he was stationed and an old adress in ATL...Bad Kissingen....Samuel Lamar Heard!!!!!!!!!!!!!! how can i find him in the states....any ideas???????????
Hello Gentle People
In a very important family matter i need help ! !
The Name of my Dad is Thomas H. Hocking.
He went to Fort Knox Armory School.
He was in the 14th Armored Cavalry Regiment.
Stationed in Fulda, Bad Hersfeld, Bad Kissingen in the early sixties !
In the former West Germany.
I need his at least the Date of Birth.
Regards
Brad
@SantaFeLady Hi ,, I watched the vedeo and had the same reaction. I wish I cound go back. Did you know a gal by the name of Eva Sterker?
I was there in 1962 to 1962 I was going to put the Berlin wall up and very scary time of them of the my life
What an awesome story, don,t forget this is where D Btry 3/7 ADA, later to become A 1/1 ADA and then in 1986 a 3/52 ADA (HAWK) was
37RRSmith 76 I got there it was A1/1 ADA HAWK MISSILE UNIT.
Mr Smith thank you for teaching me. I can say this lovingly most beautiful place I’ve ever been and did not know DEER could be so little but Bad is an understatement bout these little creatures we had plenty woke up one morning sleeping in ready room went outside left door open played ever loving hell trying to get that DEER out of ready room woke everyone up including unit commander thought I was gonna catch holy hell got a head rub big sign on door do not leave door open never paid no attention till then. Grand times man. Thanks for being one of us GOD BLESS!!!!
I was in F troop 6/85-12/86
1972-1975, HQ 2/11th ACR Medic. Other medics that I remember: "Quack," "Z-Man," Rick Blair, Campbell, Gary Shaw & Dr. Hillert (Squadron Surgeon). I am the one that injected the PCN in the arse with a 16 gauge needle for the Clap..
Did any of you guys service with a Wallace wade echols around that time
@@cordellechols7032 He arrived in 75 - right?
Yes sir I think so!
Suivez Moi!
When the balloon goes up, Eagle Horse gallups, Jump Toc SBOC
HI SAW UR COMMENTS RE H CO 14TH AC BAD K. I WAS STATIONED 1967 THRU 68 I WAS THE MOTOR POOL SGT OF H CO AT THAT TIME WAS MARRIED TO MY WIFE AND STILL AM ! 45 YRS LIVING IN N.C. IM 66 YRD OLD NOW I WAS PART OF HQT SQUAD. FIRST SSGT WAS MACOTTA SOUND FAMILIAR ? 11/18/12 JOHN ZAYATZ
Was there from Sept 76 to Sept 79 A1/1 Air aDefense Artillery names James Prescott spe c4 James Prescott
I never did jeep patrol op Tenn and foot patrol
66 / 68 B co 10th Engr 3rd Inf Div.
G troop, 2/14 65-66
Dailey Barracks, 1963-1964, G troop, 2nd Sqdn-14th Armored Cav
+Roger Johnson Do you remember John Winchester
headquaters troop jan 65 -67
was there at the same i was in hqs troop
jan 1965 dec 1965
jan 65-67