Memories of Monteith Barracks, Furth West Germany '82 - '84.
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- Memories of Monteith Barracks, set to the music by Joe South called, "Don't It Make You Want To Go Home." A tribute to a former Army post in West Germany that we called home for at least 2 years. Today the post is being converted to civilian use. It is a look back on the fun we had in our military days, when we were young. Check out a FB Page called, "I Survived Monteith Barracks," and reconnect with your Army buddies.
If you happen to see anyone you recognize let them know about it and go to, "I Survived Monteith Barracks Kaserne," on Facebook. Lots of new members joining each week. Video created by David Saraga and appear at 1:18.
Erinnerungen an die Monteith Barracks, vertont von Joe South mit dem Titel "Don't It Make You Want To Go Home". Eine Hommage an einen ehemaligen Armeeposten in Westdeutschland, den wir für mindestens 2 Jahre zu Hause angerufen haben. Heute wird die Post auf zivile Nutzung umgestellt. Es ist ein Rückblick auf den Spaß, den wir in unserer Militärzeit hatten, als wir jung waren. Schauen Sie sich eine FB-Seite mit dem Titel "Ich habe die Monteith-Kaserne überlebt" an und schließen Sie die Verbindung zu Ihren Army-Freunden wieder an.
Wenn du jemanden siehst, den du kennst, sag ihm Bescheid und gehe zu "Ich habe die Kaserne von Monteith überlebt" auf Facebook. Jede Woche kommen viele neue Mitglieder hinzu.
I was stationed there in 1982-1984 and worked at the TMC. My first daughter was born in Nuremberg Hospital. ❤️
Mine too :) 3-18-83
I was stationed there in '67 with the 24th Engineers. My rotation day was coming up in July and was surprised by the "6-day war" in Israel. I was fearful my rotation would be cancelled, and I'd be stationed in Tel Aviv. Thankfully, that didn't happen.
Great song to accompany this. I was in 1-41 Infantry, 2AD up north in Garlstedt in 89 and 90. Reminds me of that.
I was stationed at 501st Finance in Furth, from 1980 - 1982. Those were the days! I miss Nurnberg...
Great memory lane video. I was there from 82-85. 69th chemical company. Thanks.
Wow!!! Memories there from 80 /83 first tour
I lived here from '82-'84 and I thank you for posting this video. I was and, I guess, always will be an Army Brat :)
I was stationed at 501st Finance in Furth, from 1980 - 1982. I miss Nurnberg!
I lived here form March 82 to March 84 as a 12B10 combat engineer. I had a great time there also. Remember the Pondarosa country bar? Thanks for the trip down memory lane!
Could that be the Ponderosa at 1:33? Just get to that spot and pause it. I'm trying to figure out what bar that was. A really cool company platoon stg. had a birthday party and don't know the name of the place that it was held at. A friend of mine drove me and I went. I asked many people on the Facebook page, I Survived Monteith Barracks Kaserne," and they can't seem to figure it out either.
Sure could be the Ponderosa! Great times.
The guy at 3:14 looks like sp4 Ortiz .
@@michellec8717 It is sp4 Dennis Perez and his lovely wife. I put them in this video because they drove Me and some dude named Cambell, forgot his 1st name, to Stuttgart, for a Mike Oldfield concert. They were really good people and I haven't forgotten that favor.
The Pondarosa was a great place I lived just down the street. 32Retziveg. I was in Futeth 1982/83 I was in Med battalion Delta Co.
Wow geiles Erinnerungsvideo!
Bitte noch mehr solche Bilder und Videos von der US Army in Fürth. Ich vermisse die Zeit wo die Amerikaner in unsere Stadt da waren.
Holy crap, did this bring back memories! I was in B. Co 123rd S&R Platoon. 80-82
Was JL Smith your platoon Stg?
You might have known Armstrong, Williams, Dehart, or Lisa Garner.
i was there 83-84 and don't remember a bowling alley....LOL
THE best time😎😎😎
123rd Maint BN from Nov ’81- Feb ’83. Lived at the movie theater and rec center. Became quite the pool shark. Ah, the good ol' days.
Probably seen you around.
I'm actually in this video ...wow awesome thank you very much!!
Thanks, glad you liked it, and were you in that 501 shot with Shamp? That picture was taken at the Goldener Anker. Wonder we ever hung out back then?
I was DMMC MRO office Jan 82 to Nov 83...I'm in the octoberfest pic .....
@@robin51961 That was the Hoffen Fest outside the post on the canal. Were you in that picture at 2:14? That was in 1983. Have you been back to our former post yet?
@@nosportsteamfollower516 I’m the brunette sitting across from another soldier , I’m in civilian clothes, blue sweater, long brown hair ..I screen shot it but can’t attach..
@@robin51961 I think I see you, are you the one wearing grey sweatpants and holding a pocketbook?
Used to live there in housing and went high school at the Nurnberg American School, which was a Elementary to Highschool campus between 1978 to 1980. I was in ROTC. I am Kyu Tee (pronounced QT).
2:22 ah yes... the entire class VI rations in one pay day :) Those were the days
We had our Band rehearsal Room there from 1999 till 2003. We were exploring all these abandoned Buildings. It was a great Time for us there. Now there are only Companys and Flats and a Golf Court... no freedom, no music, no art, no fun...
Watch another Monteith Barracks video at: archive.org/details/TimeSlideshow7.3Final
That video will show the contrasts of today, 2018, and from 1982 - 1984. Pictures are set to the music of Alan Parsons Project song, Time. It shows places in and around Monteith, changes over a 35 year period. I tried to take the pictures from the same angle as I took them back then. Took a while to release this because the success of the Croatian soccer team, in the World Cup.That scum nut, Zuckershit muted my video again and fucking TH-cam deleted my video, those fucking pricks!