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| Tony Hodgson |
Entry #594 posted on 17.04.2012, 15:48
Location: Bicester Oxfordshire
Unit: 229 Sig Sqn |
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| Arrived at 229 Sig Sqn Berlin in August 1978 from Muenster once again two of the best years of my life and career.Swimming and water polo champions lots of sport and socialising. |
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| Mike |
Entry #593 posted on 05.04.2012, 21:51
Location: USA |
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to: Bill Addison (JOCK) or anyone
Where I can find a picture book about the British military Tattoo program(s) in Berlin during the 80s?
Mike |
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| John Wiseman |
Entry #592 posted on 30.03.2012, 15:59
Location: Derbyshire,England
Unit: 247(Berlin) Pro Coy RMP |
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Hi,
Americans in the British Sector at the Brandenburg Gate? They must have had special permission from the British. Each sector was controlled and patrolled exclusively by their own forces and the British Sector was tightly policed and patrolled by armed Royal Military Police. I was one in Berlin 1961-1964 and don't recall ever seeing American troops in the British Sector!
Also please note it was 247(Berlin) Pro Coy RMP, not 248 as your web-site gives. |
Entry posted on 01.01.1970, 01:00:
Thanks. Will be corrected. |
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| David Johnston |
Entry #591 posted on 13.03.2012, 15:22
Location: North Carolina
Unit: 287th MP Company |
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| I was stationed with the 287th MP Company in West Berlin from August 1972 to August 1974. I am writing a short biography of that for my grandchildren. I would like to hear from anyone who served with the 287th MP Company during that timeframe. I would also like information concerning 1SG Bourbo, Lt. Thornhill, Captain Christianson, etc. Again, I would appreciate any you may be able to provide. |
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| SHANNAN (TREANOR) BLYSTONE |
Entry #590 posted on 10.03.2012, 08:00
Location: Phoenix, AZ, USA
Unit: US ARMY SIGNAL CORP., BERLIN, GERMANY |
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| I was stationed in Berlin, Germany, 1989-1990 at ALLIED STAFF BERLIN, GERMANY, BRITISH EMBASSY, US ARMY-SIGNAL CORP |
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| LAGEORGE G. WHEELER (GEORGE) |
Entry #589 posted on 25.02.2012, 23:35
Location: PALM BAY FLORIDA
Unit: USCOB/ASB |
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USCOB/ASB FROM '66 THRU '68. WORKED IN COMM. CENTER.
OTHERS WERE LECLERC(FR), VALLE(US), ROSE(US), SGT MADGE(UK)
IN OPS AT THE DESK. COL. T.W. LONG(US) WAS CHIEF OF STAFF.
I WAS ALSO THE DUTY DRIVER FOR THE U.S. DURING ALERTS.
EVERY WEEK OR SO THE COMM. CTR. FOLKS WOULD PICK A BAR
AND WE WOULD MAKE A GREAT NIGHT OF IT, OFFICERS, ALSO.
THE KU'DAMM AND ALL THE OTHER PLACE WERE GREAT TO SEE
AND VISIT. VALLE & I WERE @ DANANG,RVN IN '68/'69.
GREAT DUTY STATION ...GREAT SITE. |
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| IVAN L WINNER |
Entry #588 posted on 24.02.2012, 21:12
Location: Sidney, NY
Unit: 592nd Sig Co |
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| I was assigned to the 592nd Sig Co, worked at the Berlin Bde Commcenter, Got married to a Berliner and had a daughter born there (72)I was there 1971 - 1975, OIC was a CW2 Everett and our 1st Sgt was Lovelace Perkings, my first assignement after AIT. Love Berlin |
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| Roy Hughes |
Entry #587 posted on 21.02.2012, 20:13
Location: Preston
Unit: Manchester Regiment |
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| I notice that all the infantry regiments listed,no mention is made of the Manchester Regiment,who served in Berlin in 1949 and again in 1954 and again after the Manchester Regiment merged with the Kings Regiment in 1962 |
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| Glyn Griffiths |
Entry #586 posted on 21.02.2012, 17:23
Location: Wales
Unit: 1st Battalion The Kings Regiment |
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| I was in Berlin 1962-64 in Wavel Barracks, also on JFK's Guard of Honour at Tegel Airport on his visit to Berlin. |
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| Pat Roberts nee Finn |
Entry #585 posted on 18.02.2012, 18:04
Location: UK
Unit: BMH Berlin |
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I searched this site for any comments by QARANCs who had served at The BMH in vain. I was there during 1966 when we moved from the old farm buildings to the new BMH at Dickensweg close to the Olympic Stadium.
Great social life as there were only a few female officers and so we were invited to all formal occasions, in addition, we were very useful to accompany single chaps to the dubious night clubs. |
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