Wiesbaden recent comments:

Stationed at Lindsey 71-73 supply guy, great friends, great time in Wiesbaden, Germany was a great assignment.

Was stationed there from 1971 to 1974 with the European Defense Analysis Center. My office was in the basement of the elementary school. Me and my family lived in the Aukamm housing area. It was an interesting and productive tour

My twin sister and I were born at Lindsey in 1968. We didn't live there long enough for me to remember it but I would love to revisit our birthplace someday. My birth certificate simply says Wiesbaden, Hesse, Germany.

My Dad was stationed at the Rocker Club on two different tours in Germany. Remember it fondly.

Was at HQ USAFE/DCS OPS from 1965-1968. Best years of my life. All the german chicks plus the female civilians who lived upstairs in the Amelia Earhart (all gathered for the dancing downstairs) HOT< HOT< HOT

Stationed at Lindsey from 1980 - 1984. 1836

Although I had several TDYs to Lindsey AS in the late 1960 and early 1970s, I spent almost four wonderful years there as the Chief, Security Police from March 1980 to October 1983. Lived in Hallgarten among the vineyards and had an uncluttered view of the Rhine. Worked with lots of great people, German and American. The annual open house in June to celebrate German Reunification Day was a challenge, but did those freshly poured beers taste good after closing the base around midnight for three nights. Went back in 2009 and toured the former base. My former office was then a bistro!

Was stationed at Wiesbaden AFB 3yrs. 1964-68 with Hdqs. 2nd Weather Wing. A great time in my life, better friends, wouldn't change the time for anything.

was stationed there at the 7453 Tac Elec Sq July 87 thru Mar 90 when they closed us down, got an early separation out of the deal and 3 years of the best assignment possible. Was an E-5 but worked in civvies most of the assignment for some, ah, really fun folks.

I was stationed with HHC 1/70th Armor at W.A.B. from '78 to 80. Medic , U.s. Army, . Did a 90 day rotation at L.A.S. Hospital w/ AiR Force. Best chow my friends. Cave was a happening even back then. Leave out of the E. R. Entrance , head across the street & hang out, Germania Halle , I believe. Hated to rotate back to the Armor unit but alas all things come to an end.

I shopped at the Hainerberg from 1964 to 1967. Anyone beat that ?

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Hello! I am ukrainian with german residence married with german how can I shop there?is it possible?

Just to echo DSaborit's comments cause I was there with him and was in the 1836...it was outta control and alot of fun...was the from 91-93 when it closed. Nobody did the 1836 chant like Jim Smeltz may he RIP!

I was there from 82-84. Worked as a mechanic with 7100 ABG. DJ'd in the cave with TC. Had a blast.

I was there from 91 - 93 (when we closed down and moved to Mainz Kastel Storage Station). The "Jewel of Germany" was the best atmosphere in the AF. The small town atmosphere with a family oriented feel. When I first arrived in Dec 91, Lindsey Fest was in full swing. Spent my time with 1st Combat Comm and then fell under Det 2, 26IW. Lived over in Crestview Village and hated to see it close. I believe the Hospital closed the a few months after Terry Anderson came through.

I was with the 12th CAG (the Army unit) that got transfered to LAS in '80...... I agree with Sanford..LAS did have the best food not to mention - the Cave

Was stationed at Camp Pieri from 1972 to 1977. When we had our barracks worked on, we were temporarily housed in barracks at Lindsey. All I can say is that you AF guys had it made, especially with your chow. Sure miss Germany and in particular Wiesbaden and Garmisch.

My dad (and us) were there from 79 - 82. He was in the 1st Combat Communication Squadron.