Bad Aibling Station, Bad Aibling, Bavaria

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   lynn bixby /kilgore says:

   December 27, 2011 at 2:52 pm

   Was there from 89-90 with ex husband and two kids.I loved it there.I worked at the daycare on base.

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   betty and charlie cannon says:

   December 22, 2011 at 8:34 pm

   charlie and i were in ba from 84 to 91, we were civilians. loved it we lived in bruckmuhle. i have so many great memories of ba. i keep in touch with some of people there. charlie now in nursing home. has been there for 8 years.loved the shopping trips especially the 3 day ones. we would leave kaserne and 8 in morning and drinking cheap wine and caviar before we even got off of base. oh good times.

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   Frank Pernau says:

   November 22, 2011 at 1:41 pm

   I had a good asg with DoDDS in Bad Aibling.. until 2004. Still driving through when we travel to Italy,

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   Linda Hanson says:

   November 4, 2011 at 4:38 am

   I lived in Bad Aibling for a little over two years, 1969-1971. My husband was in the Army, his name was Steven M. West , we are now divorced. We lived on Sonnenstrasse. Our landlords were “Neidermiers”, really neat people. Our friends were Dave and Virginia Porter, Dewayne and Kittie Lamb, Larry Cole, Tim Pete, Rick Troyer, can’t remember all the names. I loved living over there. My oldest daughter was born in Munich at the Army Hospital.

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   Thomas Conn says:

   August 2, 2011 at 2:36 pm

   I was Pharmacy Tech at BAS Jan 1980 to Dec 1982. When I arrived the medic was Danny Lopez, Lab tech was Bob Grohol, NCOIC was SFC Sargent. I served as NCOIC after he left. and civilian DR Carter.
   Latter Lab tech was Jimmy McAvoy, medic was Sweeney, nurse was Jean Pleasant , Doctor was Dr Senik

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     Dee & Joe Gustafson says:

     October 29, 2011 at 4:11 pm

     Hello,

     We were in Bad Aibling from 1977 to 1981. Very familar with Dr. Carter and crew. When Joe tore his achilles tendor Dr. Carter and crew did a great job in casting him and care.

     I understand that Pat Desilva passed away and his son is now running the bowling alley.

     We remember fondly, Dale Seeberg, Jenetta and David Lewis, Flash Gordon, Roger Terzinski, Tom & Debbie Mitchell, Bruce Everett, Ace Acosta, Tony Mendoza, Capt. Nelson, MS George, Tom Franchec, Ray Kantola and Ray Medeor (?), Bob Tracey, Zimmie (Zimmerman), Franz at the gym, and too many others to mention by name.

     Also fond memories of the Pot Luck Playhouse and all the good times doing; “For Her Childs Sake”, “Blyth Spirit”, “South Pacific”.

     Thank you for reminding us of such good times.
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   Guy Norton says:

   July 27, 2011 at 1:18 pm

   I was stationed at Bad Abling from June 1956 until November 1956 when our entire unit was transferred to Rodow, sight of the infamous “Berlin Tunnel”. I was there from November 1956 until June 1957 when I went back Stateside for discharge. There were approximately 40 in our unit including officers, enlisted and two civilians. Beginning in September of 2007, those of us healthy enough have held a reunion. We held our first reunion in Bethlehem, PA and have met every September since. Our next one is in Huntsville, AL.

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   Terry Gockley says:

   July 1, 2011 at 9:45 am

   Jim Meyer, since you knew Peter Boyle and Lamar Pickett do you remember me and my brother Glenn ?

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     Terry Gockley says:

     July 2, 2011 at 9:59 am

     To Peter Boyle, i looked through my papers i saved and found one that had alot of the men with their discharge dates and they go like this
     Arther Muller DEC 57 MICH
     William Williams DEC 57 GA
     David Ditzer DEC 57 NY
     Donald Fritz FEB 58 PA
     Peter Boyle MR 58 NY
     Robert Shephard APR 58 TEX
     Edward Mc Bride JUN 58 PA
     Alvin Reveness JUN 58 PA
     Joe Hales JUN 58 ALA
     AND THE LIST GOES ON 22 MORE MEN ARE LISTED