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Posted by Rebecca Octave on 06/13/2009 10:28am Does anyone know what the name of the Army Base was near Frankfurt, Germany that closed a few years ago? That is where my bio-mother worked. |
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Posted by Rosi Wlliams on 06/14/2009 6:19am Are you talking about the Airforce base that closed? |
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Posted by Dennis Nay on 06/14/2009 11:49am I believe the base in question was Wiesbaden Army Base. I was stationed at Lindsay AS in the town of Wiesbaden. |
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Posted by Larry Coppala on 06/14/2009 2:53pm I was stationed in Frankfurt in 1982-83. The only base that I know closed was the I.G. Farbin building. Which was the Headquarters for the U.S. Army in Frankfurt. There was another name for it but I can't remember it now. It had a NCO Club, Officers Club, Tailor Shop, Data Processing and all kinds of support facilities. |
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Posted by Larry Coppala on 06/14/2009 3:00pm I just found it...it was called the "Abrams Building". There is a good chance this is the one you are talking about. |
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Posted by Dianne Barry on 06/14/2009 4:46pm By the way...I believe the name of the base is Rhein Main Airbase |
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Posted by Tina Cook on 06/14/2009 5:29pm There was also a US Army Bases in Germany known as the Rhein-Main Air Base. This army base was closed in the month of December in 2005 |
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Posted by Tina Cook on 06/14/2009 5:31pm copy and paste this--http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/facility/rhein-main.htm |
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Posted by John Ballard on 06/15/2009 10:22am I see that your post is recent so this information may be of assistance. It will help if you know what type of unit that was at his Kaserne. http://www.usarmygermany.com/Sont.htm Hope this helps. John |
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Posted by Angela Weil on 06/22/2009 3:50pm this is friedberg...... |
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Posted by James Withey on 07/26/2009 6:31pm Hi Rebecca, There is Wiesbaden Air Base which used to have 2/22 Infantry 1/70th Armor and 321 "Black Lions" . |
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Posted by James Cunningham on 09/07/2009 6:52pm Hanau or aschaffenburg |
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Posted by Thomas Shannon on 11/22/2009 3:30pm ayres kassern closed a fue years ago,became a trucking company,german owned. About 20 miles from frankfort,germany! |
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Posted by Siegbert Hendler on 12/13/2009 2:55pm maybe you talk about Hanau. Also close to Frankfurt and closed a few years ago is Babenhausen Regards Sigi |
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Posted by Thomas Shannon on 02/11/2010 1:00am ayres kassern,near butzbach,germany. Spent alot of time near there from co.b 2/36th.inf. |
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Posted by Marvin Walters on 03/04/2010 8:01pm Rebecca, go to U.S army germany.com usareur or usareur units and kasernes 1945-1989 or back to me Marv m-walters@att.net or marvin walters facebook luck to u , m |
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Posted by Thomas Shannon on 09/26/2010 11:38pm mabe,ayres kassern,in butzbach,germany,also called the rock-good luck |