Anderson Baracks Dexheim | Housing Area & Freizeiteinrichtungen | 2015 | Urban Exploration
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- Bis zum Abzug 2008 waren die Anderson Baracks Dexheim Standort der 123rd Main Support Batalion (1. Panzerdivision) und 501st Military Intelligence Batalion (8. Infanteriedivision). Auf einer Fläche von rund 75 Hektar befanden sich neben den Offiziers - und Mannschaftsunterkünften auch Freizeiteinrichtungen wie Bowlingbahn, Sportcenter, Baseballfeld sowie Bars und Offiziersheime. Weiterhin beherbergte das Areal einen Kindergarten, eine Schule, Klinik, Kantine, Verladebereiche sowie Heizkraftwerk und Instandsetzungsbereiche für die Fahrzeuge. Außerdem gab es eine Nike-Raketenstellung mit Bunkern für die Raketenlafetten, welche im Ernstfall mit Atomsprengköpfen ausgerüstet werden konnten. Die Gebäude sind allesamt -bis auf die Kirche - von Vandalismus und Kabeldieben heingesucht worden. Stellenweise befindet sich das Areal im Rückbau.
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Thanks for the memories. I was the Personnel Sergeant for the 12th Engr Bn from April 1966 to March 1967.
I lived there from 1998 to 2002! Its soooo weird to see this place now and in this shape! Some of my best memories were made here❤❤Thanks for the video!!
i was in echo co 12th eng 8thid in 1985-86 drank alot of beer at the worms cafe and the vido bringing back alot of memories thanks.
S-4 HHC from 82-86. Best years of my life.
We were there in 83 to 86. 12th Eng Bn Co D. I didnt know it had been closed down. Sure looks different. Lots of memories.
I had a great time there in 90/91
Best assignment i had before we deployed in 03.
HHB 4/7 ADA from 88 to 91 deployed to Desert Storm from there and ETS afterwards. Really strange to see it overgrown and dilapidated.
I was the Armorer Company E. 76 - 78.
Headquarters company 72-74 good times.
I was there in 1974-77. Remember torgenson and I were the star racer's when the race field was going. We had a blast racing those VW's. I screwed up by leaving, loved every minute that I was there. Still remember the rhine river bridge we done there. River rat's forever!!!!! Sgt. Schutie ( sorry if I spelled it wrong )Sgt. Brown, Sgt. Kahihikolo, the baumgardner's, the louden's, the Martinez's, etc., really miss you all. I was injured there, got squeezed between to M.A.B.'s by accident and now I'm suffering because they have no record of that incident and the V.A. will not give me 100% disability because I have no proof. I had to have emergency spinal surgery due to that in 2014 and now diagnosed as having spinal stenosis. Wish I knew where everyone was at so that I could get statement's from them as witnesses to that incident. Oh well, god bless you all if you're still around my friend's and be safe.
I think I remember you, as well as all the guys you mentioned. I was the PLL Clerk for E Company from Jan 1973 to April 1975. I worked with Velasco, Joss, Tucker, Ferreri, and Jack Richard (TAMMS clerk) down in the mechanics bay in the Motor Pool. I had my own parts office, as well as a parts trailer pulled by a 5-ton tractor. I think SFC Sylvester was our platoon leader and Cpt. Ryan was the CO when I ETS'd. SFC Steffan was also in our platoon. Depending upon when you were injured, and if there were any witnesses, you may be able to contact some of these guys on Facebook. If you went to the dispensary, it should be in your medical file, which you can send for free of charge. Some of these guys are also on the Echo Ribbon Unit page on www.military.com. I can be reached at ralphabos@gmail.com. Good luck.
I don't know if it was you but I did see someone get squeezed between two MAB's, I don't remember if it was in the field or the motor pool. Were you climbing the ladder when this took place and the MAB pulled out and the driver had the wheels cut to the right? I was there between 74 and 75. I also was behind McCoy (I think that was his name) when he ran into the back of another MAB. He had the windshield laying on top of him, lucky for him he didn't get hurt.
@@mokane54 it happened in the motor pool. I had just finished checking for oil leaks inside the compartment and did not realize that the MAB next to me was being pulled out for engine exchange. I climbed down the ladder and before I knew it the MAB started moving out but slid right trapping me in between my MAB and the one that was being pulled. The reason it slid was due to the break was still engaged. It took them 15 min. to figure out to pull out the MAB on the otherside out and then have someone slowly drive out my MAB with the wheels turned all the way toward the right. Luckily no bones were broken but my chest and back was sore for a few day's. It was after that I was assigned special duty at the tire @ battery shop in the motor pool. If you remember that then you was there when that accident happened.
@@fernandodeleon3454 Let me know what I can do. My email is mokane@gmail.com.
I knew Dave Tucker. In Admin.
I was married there 51 years ago, in the Chapel, by the German & American preachers! This must have been the place to get married, not Los Vegas, if you wand it to last! Got married in town, first, for the legality of the German Government! I didn’t want to get married anymore times! Still going strong @ 72! Airborne, All The Way! It was a Great Little Post!
Congrats.
I helped close this Base as an MP in 09. It’s about 40ish mics from Miez kastel.
I was there from 2005-2008 best time of my life , miss that place
Station in Dexheim 78 to 80 B-2-1 ADA NIKE. What a shame to see it gone to waste.
We were too.
My grandfather was there 87-91 and I was there 94-95. There was a lot of cleN up that had to happen before the base was handed over. This was due to all the missiles that were there
85 - 88 Alpha Co. 12 Eng, 8th ID
SSG Howell is the Staff Sergeant that told me welcome to hell in 2003. Seen her name still on the door. lol can't believe after all the restoration work that the US government did before handing it over has turned into this. What a waste. If the Germans had half a brain they could have used the facility to house and screen Refugees coming into the country, but that would have made too much sense. That last unit was the worst unit I had ever seen in the Army. Discrimination and retaliation against fellow soldiers. I remember the girl who refused the Anthrax. Colonel on base was trying to Court Martial her. She said no because she had heart issue and they couldn't prove to her it wouldn't cause a life threatening problem. Anyone getting a medical discharge was treated like they were leaving the Army under bad conduct and stuck on every shitty job and detail. People were told to sign papers to say nothing was wrong with them and deploy which would have screwed them with the VA. The medical clinics on base were purposely destroying and loosing personnel medical files. This place did everything to destroy soldiers lives. They wanted you to lip off or fight back so they could try and court martial you knowing a bad conduct discharge would screw you for the rest of your life on every job application. IF YOUR KIDS THINK ABOUT SIGNING PAPERS REFUSE THEM. GO COMMISSIONED OFFICER OR GO HOME. Enlisted Recruiters are like bad car salesman. ROTC Scholarship or don't bother.
That’s crazy , I know miss Howell through my grandfather when he was stationed out there from 2003-2008 , she is doing well now , she currently lives here in Virginia last time I seen her was 2/3 years ago , she was my boss ironically running the dining facilities on Fort Lee … Small World 😂
Are you mentioning about Col Critzer ?
Shut down the back ground noise.
Was stationed there 75-78. Anyone there then?
Was there 77-78 went down with MABS transfer to Lee Barracks in Mainz after that.
12 Engineer alum 85-86 12 months
Lots of field came from wiesbaden airbase
f company 4 Eng.
1986/1987 HHB 2/3 ADA