Note: Email Address will not be displayed due to spam. If you want to get in touch write me an email (webmaster@western-allies-berlin.com) and I'll provide you with the address of the poster you want to get in touch with.
| Author |
Comment |
| Jim Hasty |
Entry #34 posted on 02.01.2006, 05:10
Location: Orange Texas
Unit: Medical Company |
|
| The best times of my life like a two year vacation, I was there ( 53 - 55 )Jim Hasty |
|
| Lester Beckner |
Entry #33 posted on 31.12.2005, 19:50
Location: Washington
Unit: 7782 Spceial Troops Bn |
|
Stationed in Berlin from Sep 46 to May 52(S-4 Berlin Command) |
|
| mina |
Entry #32 posted on 29.12.2005, 04:37
Location: USA |
|
My father was with the 7350th ABGP,Tempelhof; my mother was a nurse at the US Army hospital.We lived in BB,next to Truman Plaza.We children attended TAR and BAHS, enjoyed the Outpost and DYA with friends, and fondly remember our forays to the British and French exchanges and (less frequently) Karl-Marx Stadt.Thank you for a great site and excellent homage to those who served and laid the foundation for the unified Berlin/Germany I had heretofore never dreamt would be realized in my lifetime. |
|
| GEORGE OBRIEN |
Entry #31 posted on 21.12.2005, 16:55
Location: LYNN,MASSACHUSETTS,USA
Unit: TANK CO.6TH INF-CO F,40THARMOR |
|
ONLY SPENT 18 MONTHS IN CITY BUT RETURN WHENEVER I HAVE A CHANCE, BIG CHANGES BUT STILL BEST CITY I SERVED INOR VISITED DURING MY LIFETIME, LOOKING FOR ANY OLD TANKIES THAT SERVED IN CIT, AND THAT INCLUDES THE SOVIETS, WE ALL HAD FUN DRIVIG THOSE MONSTERS THRU THE TRAFFIC |
|
| Bob Summer |
Entry #30 posted on 16.12.2005, 02:11
Location: South Carolina
Unit: Hq & Hq Co, 3rd Battle Group, 6th US Infantry |
|
| Interesting site. I arrived in Berlin in early '60. Assigned to the S-3 section at Battle Group Headquarters, where I worked with a group of great enlisted men, and a few good officers. Berlin was a wonderful duty station and the people of Berlin were always gracious and kindhearted. |
|
| CHARLIE GORTON |
Entry #29 posted on 27.11.2005, 17:29
Location: EAU CLAIRE WISC
Unit: CO F, 40TH ARMOR |
|
WAS IN BERLIN FROM DEC OF 1958 TILL SEPT OF 63, SAW THE WHOLE THING FROM THE DRIVERS SEAT OF F24, WE WERE THE FIRST TO GET TO THE CHECKPOINT, I TO SAW THE WALL GO UP AND ALL THE CRAZINESS. LOVED THE YEARS I SPENT THERE, ALL THE FOLKS WERE SO GOOD TO US, AND I HOPE, WE TO THEM. LOTS OF GOOD MEMORIES AND PICS I LOOK AT, BELONG TO THE BERLIN VETS CLUB HERE IN THE STATES. USED TO HANG OUT AT THE KBS, STEPHANIES AND OTHERS I CAN NOT REMEMBER, CHARLIE GORTON |
|
| Scott |
| Entry #28 posted on 26.11.2005, 17:10 |
|
| all that you wish to know about... |
|
| Peter McDonagh (PMcD) |
Entry #27 posted on 22.11.2005, 13:19
Location: High Wycombe, Bucks, UK
Unit: ex-BFBS |
|
Born BMH Spandau 3rd October 1948. Lived in Berlin until 1970 - Ploenerstrasse, Kastanienallee, Dickensweg, Heerstrasse, Ahornallee. My Dad stationed there 1946-1979 with BSSO. I saw wall go up and come down. Worked for BFBS Berlin (46AEC Brooke Barracks, Spandau) 1969-70. Closed BFBS Berlin as Director BFBS July 1994 in the refurbished Warders' Block of the former Spandau Prison.
Berlin ist doch eine Reise wert! |
|
| Dave Tatge |
Entry #26 posted on 08.11.2005, 23:24
Location: Northern California
Unit: 279th Station Hospital |
|
| I was stationed at the hospital from 1972-1974. Worked in ER/OPD. The best duty location in the military! Anybody else out there? |
|
| Tim Smith |
Entry #25 posted on 08.11.2005, 21:43
Location: Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Unit: Lord Strathcona's Horse (Royal Canadians) & The Royal Canadian Dragoons |
|
 Great site. Brings back many wonderful memories. Thaks for your efforts. |
|
