Thank you for visiting my sites. You can also add my guestbook.
I HOPE HAVE MANY INFORM AND FRIENS FROM GERMANY, THANK, I AM FROM JAKARTA, INDONESIA
CAECILIA November 14, 2009
I was in Berlin in July 1962 and stayed in a hotel on Friedrich Strasse.I can\'t remember the hotel name ( it\'s probably demolished
now.)
My photo\'s of the wall e.t.c. are on Flikr for anyone interested,
username- INCITATUS 10
David Morgan
November 11, 2009
On the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall cantext.net presents
\'Mauerbruch\'
an edited extract from a new \'bi-lingual\' novel called \'made in germany\'
Read more at :
http://cantext.net
Cantext
November 9, 2009
This site is usefull.
Sigrid
November 2, 2009
I served from 1972 till 1976 with USASAFS Berlin.Site 4.
Luis Silva
October 22, 2009
very interesting, thank you
jacky
October 20, 2009
I ran across a posting from a fellow who was also stationed at the 279th Station Hospital (USAHB) in Berlin, circa 1962-65.
I\'d like to get in touch with him, but can\'t locate his posting, nor can I get anything from google. If you read this, contact
please.
I think we know each other.
Les Meredith
June 12, 2009
I served in Berlin from 1962 to 1965 and was part of that history. I stood in review for President Kennedy and heard his \"ich bin ein Berliner\" speech. I\'m proud to have taken part in this historic period
Les Meredith
June 6, 2009
Interesting place
Victor
June 5, 2009
Thankyou soo much for creating this site! it is wonderfull!
it has helped me so much with my school project on germany!
It is so upto date as well! not like all those other sites that havent been touched or updated for decades!! lol well thanx again its a brilliant site!
lavender rose :)
Lavender rose Snow
May 1, 2009
I was in Berlin with the U.S. Army from Nov 77 to Nov 79 and Sep 81 to Sep 85. I was with CSC Co 5th BN 502nd Inf, Scout Platoon.
My section conducted patrols of the Berlin Wall within the American sector. We were some hard working young people who took our jobs seriously,
and will always be part of a unique piece of history.
Ed Gauler
March 21, 2009
I met and married my husband while we were both stationed at Berlin, Germany. He worked at Checkpoint Charlie and I worked at Checkpoint Bravo from 1982-1988.
We have a lot of pictures and artifacts. We loved it and our two children learned a lot about freedom. We were in the 287th MP Co.
