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Mannheim recent comments:

  • Former Benjamin Franklin Village, Myron K (guest) wrote 14 years ago:
    512th Maint 1979-1982 Eichbaum was the sH**. Electronic shop 2nd floor, painted the trees a couple time around the mess hall. Still miss the place, 2n d time around in Germany Landsthul, 327th signal
  • Moll-Gymnasium, Ralf_Mannheim (guest) wrote 15 years ago:
    Correction: World --> Germany --> Baden-Württemberg --> Mannheim --> Lindenhof
  • Coleman Barracks, US Army Airfield, David Winters (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    I was in 3/68Th armor division in Coleman Barracks from 1979 to 1983 This was my first oversea duty station. I love Mannheim; the food was great the people were outstanding and I had some of my most memorable times in Mannheim. If I could go back, over there I would go in a heartbeat. I can tell you stories about Mannheim that would blow you away. I should say that if you have the opportunity to go there, I would make it one of your stops you would not be disappointed.
  • Coleman Barracks, US Army Airfield, nightjammer (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    Great worst stand- I remember it well. My favorite memory though was working the stockade next to the soccer field and getting the best jaegerschnitzel in all of Europe at the little bar- restaurant next to the field across from the prison.
  • Coleman Barracks, US Army Airfield, shawn (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    I was there "72 to 74 and yes that wurst stand was the best my regular order was 2 wursts and a liter "Lift' soda. they were great.
  • Coleman Barracks, US Army Airfield, rjmastverizon.net (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    I was there 1966-1968 the Wurst stand was there. Kept us MPs going.
  • Coleman Barracks, US Army Airfield, sam (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    I was there 1983-1986 with the 295th avn cyclones, i remember the river runs also. I enjoyed our 4 40's the most because when you got finnished it was free beer and the rest of the day off! :-)
  • Spinelli Barracks, Terry (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    Had a maintenance detachment her part of 512th Maint Company, in 1978-1980
  • Former Benjamin Franklin Village, Terry (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    Lived in BFV 1978-1981 stationed with 512th Maint Co, 1986-1986 with 8th ID and 51st Maint Bn. Bison Burgers at the Club and Eichbaum at the community fests come to mind and Heidelburg was so close by for fun.
  • Coleman Barracks, US Army Airfield, Terry (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    I was stationed there 1985-1986 with 8th ID, remember the runs down to the river in the early morning fog....
  • Tulip Inn, ukrieger (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    Now called Cruise Inn Hotel
  • Coleman Barracks, US Army Airfield, Mario Rivera (guest) wrote 17 years ago:
    I was stationed at Coleman Barracks from June '73 to November '74. I was a chaplain's assistant attached to the 5th Infantry. The Wurst stand was the best, the smells from it would often waft in through the open office windows in summer.
  • Former Benjamin Franklin Village, pdiaz520yahoo.de (guest) wrote 17 years ago:
    I work in the Mannheim Community on Sullivan for ITT Industries- OPMAS-Eur since 1997. I use to be stationed on Coleman between 1977-82 with the 2/13 Inf. It my home away from home.
  • Coleman Barracks, US Army Airfield, pdiaz520yahoo.de (guest) wrote 17 years ago:
    Yes, I was also a member of the 2/13 Inf between 77 and 80. Between 80 and 82 reenlisted for the 44th Sig. Bn. also on Coleman. The Wurst stand was still there.
  • Coleman Barracks, US Army Airfield, Roland Leonard (guest) wrote 17 years ago:
    I was stationed at Colemant Barracks 68, 69 & 70. I was in the 52nd Aviation Support. I do remember that Wurst Stand. rolandleonard2002@hotmail.com
  • Coleman Barracks, US Army Airfield, Bob (guest) wrote 17 years ago:
    D co. 4th of the 8th inf. from oct 86 till july 89.
  • Coleman Barracks, US Army Airfield, David Ratke (guest) wrote 17 years ago:
    It has changed some since the early 70s when I was stationed at Coleman with the 2/13 Inf. Meet a lot of great people there on post and off post. There was a small Wurst stand just past the gate at the bus stop and MP office, best Wurst in the country.