I was reading this morning that there are almost 35,000 US soldiers stationed in Germany — mostly in the west and south of the country. Nowhere else in Europe are there so many American troops.
That is no way near the number when I was stationed there during the seventies.
The Army now has its first four lightweight Infantry Squad Vehicles that are specially designed to carry infantry foot soldiers into battle.
The delivery of the first four ISVs, made by GM Defense, and its partner Ricardo Defense, is part of a 650-vehicle deal worth up to $214.3 million intended to equip infantry brigade combat teams with vehicles built with commercial components designed for desert racing.
Good Morning. Have you checked out the new pages on here yet. There is quite a few new ones, Elvis, PS Magazine, Würtzburg, GRAFENWOHR and a dozen others that can be bound at the right. Quite a list and getting more all the time.
FOLEY, Ala. (WPMI) — The Navy identified the two pilots killed in Friday’s tragic plane crash in Foley.
U.S. Navy Lt. Rhiannon Ross, of Wixom, Michigan, and U.S. Coast Guard Ensign Morgan Garrett, of Weddington, North Carolina, were identified as the service members who died in the crash. 30-year-old Ross, an instructor pilot, and 24-year-old Garrett, a student aviator, took off from Naval Air Station Whiting Field, Milton, Florida, on a routine training flight when their plane crashed around 5 p.m. Friday, October 23.
ARMY BARRACKS 
I noticed on US Army Germany another photo of Elvis showed up this morning. It’s one I hadn’t seen up to now. Elvis Presley Photo
I was reading this morning that there are almost 35,000 US soldiers stationed in Germany — mostly in the west and south of the country. Nowhere else in Europe are there so many American troops.
That is no way near the number when I was stationed there during the seventies.
Here a list of kaserne that are still and a list of all the closed.
US ARMY KASERNE LISTS
Itchiest shit known to man.
ITCHIEST SHIT KNOWN TO MAN
THE ARMY WAY
It’s a rainy morning in Indianapolis today. Rained almost all night. Hoping to put some really good stuff on here today.
Catch you later.
The Army now has its first four lightweight Infantry Squad Vehicles that are specially designed to carry infantry foot soldiers into battle.
The delivery of the first four ISVs, made by GM Defense, and its partner Ricardo Defense, is part of a 650-vehicle deal worth up to $214.3 million intended to equip infantry brigade combat teams with vehicles built with commercial components designed for desert racing.
NEW INFANTRY SQUAD VEHICLE
NÜRNBERG CHRISTMAS MARKET
Dear fans and friends of the Christmas market,
Unfortunately, the Nuremberg Christmas market will not be able to take place this year. The city of Nuremberg has decided with a heavy heart to cancel the market due to the rapidly increasing number of infections and despite a strict hygiene concept.
The Christmas season in Nuremberg without a Christmas market is hard to imagine and we will all miss the market a lot. But the health of all of us is the most important thing now!
Stay healthy and we are looking forward to the Christmas market 2021 with you!
© Timo Reichhart
Good Morning. Have you checked out the new pages on here yet. There is quite a few new ones, Elvis, PS Magazine, Würtzburg, GRAFENWOHR and a dozen others that can be bound at the right. Quite a list and getting more all the time.
FOLEY, Ala. (WPMI) — The Navy identified the two pilots killed in Friday’s tragic plane crash in Foley.
U.S. Navy Lt. Rhiannon Ross, of Wixom, Michigan, and U.S. Coast Guard Ensign Morgan Garrett, of Weddington, North Carolina, were identified as the service members who died in the crash. 30-year-old Ross, an instructor pilot, and 24-year-old Garrett, a student aviator, took off from Naval Air Station Whiting Field, Milton, Florida, on a routine training flight when their plane crashed around 5 p.m. Friday, October 23.
This is our facebook group Army Kaserne if interested. https://www.facebook.com/groups/usarmykaserne
Looks like your doing OK.
Get thing going sooner or later.
Remember Storming Norman? Was just reading about him on the facebook group US Army Germany.
https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=3574273222623120&set=pcb.628387544522138
You should check that group out sometimes: http://facebook.com/groups/usagg
Not much going on today, but I haven’t had much time to look around. Probably will find plenty later today.
Good morning, I was just reading on US Army Germany about a Russian vehicle that runs on a screw drive. https://www.facebook.com/UNILADTech/videos/347917859800230/
If you haven’t been on US Army Germany, you should check the group out: http://facebook.com/groups/usagg