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| Date | 2006-12-20 |
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| Message | To Bob Muir, My father, SFC Clyde Lee Jr, was stationed there in Bad Hersfeld and I was in the 5-7th grades. I was in the playground the day the chopper went down. I too saw it and my dad ran down and was the first guy on site and helped the pilot out. Sorry your experiences weren't as great as I remember mine being. Merry Christmas, Hugo Lee |
| Date | 2006-12-14 |
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| Message | To Ed Montgomery I was in K Troop 71-72 and worked in the motorpool. Are you the same Montgomery that jumped off a Sheridan and caught your ring? If so I was the one who drove you back to Hersfeld to have your ring cut off and finger stitched. Had some good times there. Would love to go back and check the place out. [email protected] |
| Date | 2006-12-12 |
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| Message | I was in Bad Hersfeld for about 18 months from 1971-72 It was the 14th ACR, but was changed to the 11th ACR in 1972. I was a Tank Turret Mechanic and also worked on jeeps for Border Patrol. I would love to visit hersfeld. |
| Date | 2006-11-30 |
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| Message | If any one is interested in contacting the U.S. constabulary association for information I would be pleased to pass on their request. The 6th Constabulary Squadron and the 3rd Battalion of the 14th Armored Cavalry Regiment was formed in 1947 and deactivated at the end of 1952. [email protected] |
| Date | 2006-11-30 |
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| Message | Hi I was stationed in Hersfeld from 62- 65, hhq. was radar mechanic (radar platoon)SGT elmer McKenzee was platoon sgt. I found this sight by accident, and it blew my mind. Great that the 14th has returned to duty. |
| Date | 2006-11-28 |
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| Message | Looks like I may be one of the oldest troopers.Served from 50 to 53 from Coburg,to Friedberg and finaly Hersfeld. I co. 2nd plt. 3rd bn 14th. Constabulary troopers contact me for information about joining the U.S. Constabulary Association. I would like info. on 14th association. |
| Date | 2006-11-21 |
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| Message | HHQ from 65 to 67. For Gaither Deitz and Chris Hanch. Sgt Jackman would be amazed and ticked off that we were talking about him. As I said in a previous notice he restricted me to the barracks for a week for missing bed check. I was jus a few doors down from the orderly room. I was in the motor pool and worked on tanks most of the time. Sgt Burkett, (shakey) was in charge of us and we had a warrent officer in charge of the pool. I enjoy seeing the pictures of the base and the town. I was good friends with Al Sestawicki who played guitar. Also Sgt Engelky was a great guy who worked with Us. I was in charge of the tool room for about a year which was great because you could stay warm most of the time. Remember the days of ground hoping the tank engins in winter. Guard duty, 2 on 4 off I made spec 4 while on alert the day that Ali beat Liston. Too many memeries to list.My email is [email protected] |
| Date | 2006-11-20 |
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| Message | HHQ Hi, I was stationed in BH from 65 -67. Yes I remember Sgt Jackman. How could I ever forget him. He lived on post and was only a few doors from my room. He restricted me to base for a week because I missed bed check. After 4 days I asked him if I could go to the em club and he said we will see. a few hours after he found me and said OK go. I was in the motor pool. Sgt Burkett was in charge. He later make sgt major and was reassigned. We all called him shakey Burkett a great guy who did not like Yankees all that much unless they were under his authority. A lot of good memories. Does anyone remember the bank called The Sullivan James Band from England. I don't have any pictures and thats a shame because now I would sure like to have some. A great town and the park with the mineral waters was also great. Just wanted to put me 2 cents in. Good luck guys. |
| Date | 2006-11-20 |
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| Message | My email has changed ,just thought I would update the guestbook. I served in How Btry 1965-66 as a commo man in the wire section. After several breaks in service I ended up retiring from Special Forces in 1995 as a MSG. I would like to hear from any HOW BTRY guys from these years.email [email protected] |
| Date | 2006-10-31 |
| Message | When you're working to achieve something, it is vital to have a clear idea of what it is, and to keep that idea at the forefront of your attention. Otherwise, too many influences are ready and waiting to knock you off track. What reminders do you have to keep you focused on your success? Keep remembering where you're headed, and you'll have the strength to get there. |
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