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| Date | 2006-06-09 |
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| Message | Hello, Does anyone have biographical information about Lt. Col. Jon W. McPheeters? |
| Date | 2006-06-07 |
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| Message | I served in L Troop 70-71 and I thought I'd pass along something I found the other day. If you are interested in seeing the Hersfeld and former Border area, download Google Earth which shows satellite photos of the world. Although there is a lot of growth, the Kasserne is still clearly visable as well as the entire region. You can even scroll to the former OP sites. It's a free download and truly worth looking at. |
| Date | 2006-06-05 |
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| Message |  I wanted to take this time to thank you all for the reunion 31 May through 4 June. Fort Lewis shall never be the same in my heart.and it was a great time meeting you all I had a great time being the Hospitality manager. I have met a lot of great people but you guys and gals were the best my Salute shall be ever ready for the 14th Armored Cav 3rd Sguadron.  |
| Date | 2006-05-29 |
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| Message | My first tour of duty was with How Btry at Bad Hersfeld. I have fond memories of that 1965-66. Retired from SF MSG |
| Date | 2006-05-28 |
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| Message | With K trp in Bad Hersfeld 71 - 72. Change to 3/11th cav. Love to go back. Spent most of the time on top of a Sheridan. |
| Date | 2006-05-26 |
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| Message | 1965-1966 served Bad Hersefeld, currently living Cincinnati, Ohio not shure how all this works, but hey computers were b4 my time.  [email protected] |
| Date | 2006-05-13 |
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| Message | Reference to message below I forgot my e-mail address (duh) [email protected] |
| Date | 2006-05-13 |
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| Message | Hi everyone it are me again, just wanted to thank those of you who read this web-site. Orignal message was in reference to some of my ole school mates way back in 54-57 Bad Hersfeld American School, and friends of my Step-father Sgt. Homer Baxley...I actually have heard from some school mates. What a pleasant surpise!!!! I'm still looking for more if this message gets around. Thanx much and God Bless. Jerry England Fayetteville, NC 28311 |
| Date | 2006-04-19 |
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| Message | Fellow 1966 Troopers, I am looking for two items of the 14th Cav. The first is photos of our First Sgt Jackman. I can still hear him shouting, “I WANT EVERY SWINING D--- TO LISTEN UP!” Or “LISTEN UP NUM NUTS!” And some others that I choose not repeat.  Even the 2nd Lts feared him.The next item is, EM Club recorded music from 1966. I have been in touch with the band members from 1966 “The Fugitives”. They have advised me that a GI use to go to the EM club in 1966 and record them on his reel to reel. Maybe you are that GI. Got tapes? FYI; The EM Club was lost in a Fire  3rd Sqd Hq Commo 1966-68 [email protected] |
| Date | 2006-03-28 |
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| Message | Paul McCammon-I arrived in Bad Hersfeld in May, 1960 and was assigned to 14 A/C 3rd Sqdron Hq Troop Commo as a Radio Teletype operator. Later I was also assigned the Driver of HQ 10-the Commo officers jeep. He was Lt Tipton (now a retired LTC) and I am convinced at that time I had the best job in the platoon. He was really great, treated me like I had some sense even when I didn't display it. After he was transferred to M troop as XO, his replacement whose name I won't mention, quickly made it the worst job in the platoon. The Berlin Wall was built during my stay and I got extended until February 1962. Since I was a draftee, I was not a happy trooper. However, looking back, I am grateful that at least I wasn't being shot at. The years have given me some perspective which makes me appreciate the time I spent in the Army: 1. Something happens to a man when he serves in the military. I can't describe it, but you can see the difference between those that have and those that did not (and some really needed to serve a hitch, it would help their attitude immensley). 2. I made more friends then than I ever had before or since. 3. There is pride in knowing I paid my dues. |
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