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8 comments:
thanks again for sharing your time and photos. looking at your pictures of friedberg have made me somewhat "homesick". i had a wonderful time in germany. take care.
paul
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Thanks so much for taking the time to post all of these photos. My husband was stationed at "The Rock" from 1979-1983, and in Friedberg from 1985-1990, so Butzbach, Langgoens and Bad Neuheim were "home" to us for many years. I also worked in Giessen. I agree with Paul. Your photos have made me a little "homesick" and at the same time, it's sad to see these places that were once bustling with life so empty.
I use to live here along time ago from age 2 to 6. I remember it alot and was sad to hear that it was shut down.
Dear All, I'm sad - as probably most of you - to say that, apart from the former Elementary School, there is nothing left of former Alvin York Village today...
I had the chance to pass by the neighborhood September 2012 and all buildings were teared down to make place for a new housing area.
Alvin York Village will only continue to live in our memories.
I was in 317engr 1982/1984 looking for mary alice fisher emale me adams.kinsley@yahoo.com
That is sad that it is gone now grew up there as a kid went to school there at the elementary great memories from 1976 to 1980
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