US Army Kaserne that was located in Neckarsulm, Germany.
Referred to as AK, former US military
Home of the 3rd Battalion, 84th Field Artillery
Firing Batteries C and D, Headquarters Battery, and Service Battery.
ARTILLERY KASERNE
Referred to as AK, former US military
Home of the 3rd Battalion, 84th Field Artillery
Firing Batteries C and D, Headquarters Battery, and Service Battery.
ARMY BARRACKS 
William Gifford I was unit armor for c btry 1979-1981.
Was in Neckarsulm TRC-80 summer 1971 until spring 1974. Started in HQ Btry finished in Delta. The United States Army and my time in Germany the foundation of my life. I think I was a good enough soldier only wish now I was better. The young men who served in Afghanistan and Iraq humble me.
I was stationed there out of AIT. Assigned to AK on 2/69 left on 7/69. Headquarters 3/94 Artillery. Left with orders to Viet Nam in hand
Was stationed there from Oct 85 – Dec 1988. Was in C Co 38th Sig Bn that supported you all with commo. Had a great time when I was there. Great place and location.
Was also there December 88 in Charlie Co
I was there from april 1965 to oct 1965 d brty commo great time and freinds
Was there in ‘60-61 first to arrive with the Redstone ..46th Arty Gp
Stationed on AK From 1982 to 1986 HHSB (S4) for 14 months then with Delta Btry, Supply Sgt, for the rest of my tour.
Hello my name is Wanda. I was at Ak from 1982-1985. I remember your name. I was assigned to HHSB. I worked in the S2 during the last part of my tour there.
I found this site a few months ago and I’m happy I did. It’s nice to be texting someone from AK that was there when I was there. Didn’t do to much when I was there because it was my first duty stationed and my first time leaving home. I had never been so cold in my life lol. I miss AK. I think it might have been my best duty station. I left about the first week in January 85. It’s late here just was having a hard time falling asleep.
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Hi Wanda, I am Steve Gordon. I was stationed at AK from 1983-1986 in D Battery (the building above the bank). Hope to hear back from you so we can share some memories of Neckarsulm, guard duty, and/or the German people! Bye for now🙂
Hello Steve Gordon, how are you. Thanks for messaging me
Hi Steve Gordon. Nice to meet you. Thanks for messaging me. Neckarsulm was a nice place. I use to go pick strawberries and blueberries at a farm somewhere and would come back with red fingers which looked like both my hands were bleeding.
Right outside the front gate to the left was a little house where people from England lived. I saw a fruit tree which I thought was horse apple or crab apple tree. They told me it was a cherry tree and they allowed me to pick all I wanted. I was so happy I could understand them. They had the best accent ever!
Guard duty!? Oh my, I have never been so cold in my life to this day! It didn’t matter what I wore or didn’t wear to keep warm I was still cold. Those last 30 minutes were always extremely bad. I tried
3/84TH SVC Battery, Ammo Platoon ’77-’79, Incredible experience!
Enjoyed my tour of duty. Extended 1 yr. 1986-1990 This was equivalent to my college years. This time groomed me as a soldier and a person.
My mother, then 16, sang at 18 songs at the Neckarsulm Service Club on 14 Aug 1952, during a summer abroad trip she won in high school.
HHSB
AK Kaserne
’83-’85
God knows I miss that place and all the friends to this day. Good times, even the bad days!
first duty station. great people and learned alot about myself and my unit. c-55 84-89
I was with the 867th FA BN and we first went to AK in late l954. I stayed there until January 1956. The 280 MM atomic cannon was the principal reason we were in Germany. There were six BN with 280MM Btry in Germany beginning in l953. I think they were phased out sometime early l960’s
So many familiar faces, so long ago. RIP for the brothers and sisters who are no longer with us. SVC 3/84th FA EC 1979-83 and 1985-1987.
Sgt. Dave Epperson, service battery 1968 1971 3/84th FA wonderful years and great friends
Dave, I’ve looked all over for you. Today on the bus ride back to our car from a Montana grizzly football game low and behold there was a post from you. I hope you are alive and well. I live n missoula Montana and you can contact me through vrbo 187734. Where are you? Still in ca? Jerry Bender
I was in ammo platoon from 1967 to 1969.
When I was real short I went to the guard shacks pulled guard duty and those four shacks guarding the bunkers with the rounds in it.
Tommy King
My first active Army Duty Station, March 1971-Sept 1974, Artillery Kaserne, Neckarsulm, Germany !!!
Pershing one of the Beat assignment I had. Friends that I made made things we’ve done and accomplished while over in Germany at AK. To all my Pershing brothers and sisters, still with us or have passed. I raid my glass to you. “We gave peace a chance. AK 83-91
Was there in 1968 c company first maintenance battalion company got transferred to mckee barracks
My only active duty. Fall 1972 – July 1974. Svc Btry. 46N20 Pershing Electrical/ Mechanical Repair.
Hello Rock, we briefly served together in the 3/84th FA in the Signal Maintenance shop. I was there from May 74 to July 76. One of my best memories was spending the 4th of July with you and your family. Take care and I hope you are doing well, Paul Congiusta
1974 thru 1976 Svc Btry 3/84th FA
1976 to 1979 svc Battery motor pool