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For the ones who went to the border and seen the other side do you think we the USA are going in the way of the people we spied on under this goverment we have now we are looseing are rights just…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Rob Torrance Oct 20, 2012.
I am trying to find some old buddies of mine we where at the rock from 1081 to 1982 then io went back to the world late 82 icf qany one was in c troop back in 1981 1982 and was in c troop might…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Bernie Collins Apr 16, 2012.
Hello fellow troopers looking for some help on finding my good friend at the time on the rock.It was back in 1982 c troop was at the border camp at the time and 2 buddies of mine went off base at…Continue
Started Apr 12, 2012
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Yes Bernie, I remember SFC Dickey the Mortar Plt. Sgt. also I remember SGT Roach and Specialist 4 Stockley. SFC Dickey went to the Regimental HQs and same 1SG Collins after he came back to Germany from his treatment and recovery from Walter Reed Army Medical Center. SFC Dickey and Dusty Collins both worked on the Regiment S-3 Shop, I was the ROC Border Operations NCOIC until December 1983, then I went to Ft. Polk and took over B Troop 4/12 Cav as 1SG. Do you know what happen with Dickey, Roach and/or Stockley?
" It was 1981 and must be first name was Marc and he was very big, I hope I give the right size now at 206cm but are 6,75 foot,or 81,10 inches,because I just do not know much, I had just the hope that someone in the name I have given remembers.
"pity he is not but I do not hope to anyone remembers or someone known to occur the names
" Bernie you remember his name? said he was very, very big, and I think he would have me, he said, would also play basketball in bayreuth or Bindlach, maybe you say the name Angela Loeffler, Gabi Hirschmann, Sabine Rogowski, Vera Pueschel, Ramona Mueller, Petra und Andrea Mueller were the twins, and of course Thomas Rawlings of German-Americans
" Hi Bernie, that would be nice if you could help me, because slowly I am thinking if I can not leave to search, I always knew that it is very difficult because I had nothing exept his first name and the time, but the hope was just always there that anybody remembers it, there is one thing which I remember well, he must have at that time had one accident-back ride on a maneuver in Wunsiedel or Weisenstadt I then told the had failed brakes, maybe do you remember names from this time because many of my girlfriends had an American boyfriend.I hope you can understand everything :-) Gina
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