16 Tank Transporter Sqn, RCT, Fallingbostel, Scammell Commander, BAOR, 1987, (1)

16 Tank Transporter Squadron, 7 Tk Tptr Regt, RCT, Fallingbostel in 1987 Cookhouse/ vehicle park/ REME Workshops / Drag going out back gate

[@Bob-kb5pv]

I was stationed at Fallingbostle with 3RTR.Those images took me right back there

[@jameslynch7826]

They shunted us around a lot back in the day.
I remember my first time loading onto the transporter and also the German trains with the loadmaster with his micrometer. And chocks and chains!!!!

[@bobfisheruk]

I was there up to 1978, A No 1 on a MK 2 Antar with a Sankey trailer, My Wife and I lived at 13/2 Theodore Storm Str. It was a Great Time.

[@SociallyAcceptedGopnik]

I was thinking of transferring from 23 Pioneers to 16 Tank Transporters in 1997, spent 4 months with them in Bulford. Good lads however afterwards I changed my mind due to promotion prospects, in 2002 transferred to the Supply Controllers instead.

[@salmirza]

I was there 88. Cleaning stuff all the time, busy doing nothing, I did love the cake wagon at 11am though, good times indeed

[@jimreme775]

I was there 1946 till my discharge June 1946 . Iv a photo of myself and mates in front of a tiger tank just inside what then was the entrance gate . We only had a few huts those days !! Jim Hayler 6400775 REME of the GUARDS ARMOURED TROOP WORKSHOP .

[@robh4671]

This took me back and reminded me why In 1969 I couldn’t handle being in the army, living 24./7 with no privacy, no peace, and you always get a thug and a bully amongst them, absolutely the most soul destroying time of my life.

[@DjiMavicMini58]

I was attached here ACC tried to poison em for yrs never succeeded 1983/84 ish lovely posting with excellent comrades I recognise all these guys like it was yesterday

[@richarddean4716]

God, this brings back memories, I was there from 84 till 87, I can still remeber loads of these guys.

[@mickm234]

Lightweight Trousers and Jersey heavy wool. Days long gone. 1987, the last easy days in BAOR...

[@macdale4741]

All british lorry’s, wonderful to see built to last

[@rikspring]

nice to see. looks a lot like my time as a conscript soldier (Dutch army) in Germany (1980) I saw many similarities with my activities as a soldier😏

[@johncon46]

Brilliant brings back all the memoirs of my time in BAOR

[@ianbiddle7414]

This was about 2 years before I got there. I recognise a lot of the faces and locations. pity I cant put a lot of names to them.

[@karlrobinson1227]

Ah good old Fally, can remember as a kid going to playschool on the other side of the pad with all the Antars parked up and the pigs under the playschool lol , also falling in the duck pond next to the cookhouse, was the antar bar under the cook house ?

[@jameslynch7826]

Anders Parade?
I wonder if that’s a tribute to the Polish General Anders from WW2 and the Free Army and the subsequent Mojos who also did a lot Antar work?

[@jstevenson3534]

brings back memories
jim stevenson

[@nicklasbailey]

Pretty sure this was one of my dads first postings as a heavy mec Reme

[@loyalfrog9974]

Same 1st posting for my dad in 86. Trying to see if I can spot him

[@armygs]

I am sure Neil Wood was in that film?

[@l8in64]

No Neil wasn't.Al Quida filming camp