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Christmas from the South
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Written by Ted Corby and Steven Moseley; arranged by Mark Timblin.
Taking Care of Business (Cover)
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Performed by The TCBAND. We do not own the rights to the song.
Ohio
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I do not own the rights. "Ohio" written by Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young.
Deep Purp
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I do not own the rights to Batman or "Smoke on the Water" by Deep Purple. Written by Dravonte Adams and Ted Corby.
Team Left Hand Florida 2020 MS Bike Inside Out
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Team Left Hand Florida 2020 MS Bike Inside Out
As covers go.....it flies.👍
Love it!
Ich habe im Jahr 1990/1991 bei den deutschen Guards in den Pond Barracks gearbeitet. Unsere Einheit war die 4011th Guard Co, Det. Amberg. Ich habe viele gute Erinnerungen an diese Zeit. Jedesmal wenn ich an den Überresten der Pond Barracks vorbei komme muss ich an dese gute alte Zeit denken. In der ehemaligen Mess Hall ist heute ein Restaurant beheimatet in dem meine Frau und ich ab und zu essen. Viele Grüße an alle ehemaligen Trooper die hier gedient haben aus Deutschland. Toujours Pret.
Punk-ish. I like it!
If you know….you know. The State responsible for opening up the United States westward, among other great achievements.
Responsible? I mean, I can understand why folk would want to pass through, get to Wyoming, Oregon, you know, the pretty states to the west. But Ohio, responsible? I live in Croydon, and the one thing I can safely say about Croydon is, living here gives me one very good reason for leaving here, if only on a daily basis. Too stabby.
GW-s retirement fund..
@@stephenpowers51 im talking history and the northwest territory and statehood Thats why. It wouldnt have happened if the territory wasnt opened by people settling in Ohio. It goes with geography and everything because the french had the Louisiana territory and Ohio opening up led to Jefferson purchasing the Louisiana territory which opened up the Oregon area.
@@makofett7404 Thanks for that. It may be that some of the people who got as far as Ohio, and then “settled”, then decided to press on further west. And no question Ohio became the de facto jumping off point, the base camp if you will, for those who came in the years that followed from the south and east with the intention of continuing west. So history and geography. Weren’t the British in Oregon around that time, the 1840s? Quite what we were doing there, and how we got there I’ll have to look into. All fascinating stuff.
@@stephenpowers51
Very clever Corby
great video guys
Aren't you 2-3 months too early :)
I was there from 84 until 93. I Troop, HHT and K Troop. did the Gulf War with K Troop. We kicked ass. And all three of our combat arms were Top Guns in Europe in 91. Tankers, Scouts and Mortars. I guess HOW Bat didnt have that competition. I still live in the Area. June will be forty years. I was the longest serving 3rd Squadron Trooper on the border (Camps May and Reed), plus I was the last soldier to leave Amberg . A dozen of us NCO's who were ETS'ing and PCS'ing were tasked with taking down signs and removing leftover furniture. I had over 80 days leave and needed to use it or lose it. When I returned after a month of vacation, everyone else was gone. There was a letter for me at the main gate where the German Guards were, that told me to, "Officially", turn over the keys to them, even though they already had them. Afterwards I was ordered to report to the 100th ASG in Graf where I went to work for my old K Troop First Sergeant, CSM Anderson in PAC before I ETS'ed I could tell you guys some stories. Its been a helluva a ride
BTW, before all the renovation, Amberg wrestled with what to do with the kasserne. In the end, they paid the US Army somewhere in the neighborhood of 19 million d-marks. Due to all the stuff we left behind that still had value, Like the new Motor pool and Motor Bays with brand new overhead crane. Anyway, there was a time when the area was fenced in and served as a refugee asylum camp for Hutus and Tutsis , and at another time, Bosnians and Serbs. I remember reading about a knife attack sometime afterwards, don't remember who, and the post remained vacant until developers moved in and started turning everything into homes, townhomes and apartment buildings. I don't need to stroll down memory lane, I live there, albeit a few miles away, passing by the post and other stomping grounds nearly daily. Tojour Pret Fellow Border Rats
Wow, what else can I say. Took my family back in the summer of 2022. The changes were even more profound. L Troop Barracks still stood proudly . Toujours Pret
Interesting to see, I'm living here for 18 years now 👍🏻
I was there between 90, and 92 K Troop deployed to the Gulf War. I will always remember Sgt Major Nestor and the Blotter reports. Lol 😆 this brought back a flood of memories. Thanks for sharing!
CSM Nestor is on Facebook. There is a page for Pond Barracks. I only knew two guys from K Troop, and they were the two guys that played in a band. Mike and Sam?
Been there done that Killer troop 1980, 1984
Ya Yerk...
I was in HHR Battery 1980-1982 You are in the wrong spot the barracks with HHR Battery was next to the Headquarters building not near the messhall
When I arrived in 84. headstart was above HOW Battery, where he said it was. I guess they moved it before I arrived
like many others, ton of memories. I was there in 2000 and it looked much the same then also, my old "I Troop" bldg was a kindergarten when I visited. Worked in the S-1 starting APR 83, then my last 6-8 months with I Troop, 2nd Platoon Scouts. TY for the vid!
HWB 86-88
I was there 82-84
K Troop 3rd Platoon. 73-74 .K32 and K36 Sheridans lots of memories want to go back in a few years Was in a M114 in 2nd platoon in 72, then they went to all M551's
I was stationed in HHT from 90-92. Great to see what my first duty station was like. Met a lot of great friends there too. A flood of memories just surged into my memory and I sure did love it there. Hooah!
Excellent...didn't I was riding with a movie maker. Well done
Awesome song!
Nick name Kirby, I troop tanker Sheridan, 71/72. I fell in love with Europe . Camp Rotz was a great " resting place" once every 3 months. Fond memories
Thanks for the vid. PFC Morgan, 2nd CAV.
Wow! Was there 86-88, HHT Troop. Brings back tons of memories. Thank you very kindly sir. Would love to go back someday myself.
Ahhh the time of my young life ! Still miss eating at Roma's. K Trp., 3rd Plt. 79-82
Went back, a couple of years back, its still there.
последние кадры - церковь Марие Хильфе (гора)
а мы там гуляли в 1977-1978 гг. С отцом и никто не догадывался что по американской базе гуляет не немец с двумя сыновьями а советский коммунист, приехавший обслуживать поставки советского газа по контракту рур газ :))))) я еще помню перед маленькими домиками палисадники на которых росли цветы - анютины глазки, а за домами была бейс-больная площадка и танки помню - шериданы что ли, для меня казались с двух-этажный дом :) и форму американскую помню светло-коричневую типа бежевую.
Thanks for posting this...I know I'm late to the party, but this is great. My Dad was stationed here 1974-1976 and I attended Amberg elementary school 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade. Love every minute of this beautiful place. My fondest childhood memories are here. Dad was in the motor pool and I remember Reforger and him going to Graf all the time "out in the field". I often walked from our apartment building to the movie theater on Saturdays and ran to the PX for my mother all the time for this and that. Love it!
Thanks. All of the buildings outside the side gate were leveled including Roma's :(
I was in HWB, 1988 -1990, wowwwww this brings back a lot of memories, SGT MAJOR. Tasmania Devil lol and thanks for posting this
Man that hill going up to Post sure looks a lot steeper today. To think we used to used to walk to carrying a rack or 2 of Winkler's LOL
Thanks for the stroll down memory lane!HHT Squadron Maintenance 84-88, lived in Gailoh. I was TDY in Graf January 2016 and went back to Amberg. As you showed, it was difficult to visualize where everything USED to be. My dad was stationed in Augsburg 76-79, I was stationed in Amberg 84-88 and Friedberg 98-2001. Amberg is still one of the most beautiful places ever.
Roma's was the only place to get a Pizza where they cut it for US soldiers, Germans get whole and use a fork and knife. lol :)
Its still there, I like the volcano 🍕 pizza
Thanks for the wonderful video of Pond Barracks. I was stationed there from Aug. 1968 until the end of Jan. 1970 with the Hawk Missile Unit. It brought back many memories and I envy you that you got to go back and visit. Maybe someday I will be able to travel there myself and enjoy the beauty of Amberg again.
I-Troop 80-83 was Capt Makowka's driver at the end of my tour,,,,lets see what was it "Toujours prêt" every time you saluted an officier,,,,,"ALWAYS READY SIR"
G-G Electronics I was there from 1980-1982 I troop I drove the co for around a year at the end of my tour I put the stereo in the jeep other than that I drove the m88
I got my dates wrong on my 1st post ,,,You must have taken over for me,,,,did you drive Makowka,,,,remember Farris he was Tops driver,,,,I think ETS for me was March of 81
G-G Electronics Eric was a damn good friend him Vickers Schultz and myself we were the four aces top Rintz called me and Schultz the brothers he said. He couldn't tell the difference in how we looked
G-G Electronics man hit me up on Facebook Mark Anthony I bet we would have a lot to talk about
Dennis Andrews no I was in I troop but I knew people from all over post
Thanks so much for the tour! Lived in the military housing with my family while my dad did 2 tours in Amberg. I started elementary school on the base and junior high school in Vilseck. Moved to Fort Hood, Texas for a few years and then back to Amberg. Attended high school in Nurenberg. Can't wait to show this video to my brothers. Thanks again.
Wow! Thanks for the trip down memory lane. I was stationed there from 1971 to 1974 and was in "L" Barracks. How things have changed. Mess hall looks the same.
Ray I was there 72 to 74.dont remember what Barricks.
I was there in 71. Worked in Supply
Dennis Lloyd I was a PLL clerk, worked for CWO Wasney. Never had to actually stay at Camp Rotz or Camp May but delivered parts there a lot.
Wow, time does carry on. I was stationed at Amberg in 1974-75. How Btry. Our BC was Capt. Donald Davidson. We actually lived at Vilseck for seven months while How Btry barracks were remodeled for the first time since WWII. At the time, the How Btry barracks was at the far end of the parade ground, by the EM club. It would have been on the far left hand side, as you look into post from the main gate. I remember Lt. Brehm, and Lt. Taylor (who was from San Francisco). Also Lt. Baddley (sp?). Sgt. Henry was my gun chief (M109A1), and Henry's Heroes was the name on the turret. Did REFORGER 74 on the gun crew; was later transferred to FO's section, and spent REFORGER 75 with Sgt. Herring in one of the FO jeeps. Used to like the old "chicken haus" that had the rotisserie chickens going in the front window, and another place (Roma's?) that had great pizza, spaghetti, etc. Long, long time ago...
Was LT Bells driver L troop 75-78 What a ride
One of "Tadlocks" turkeys More than 1/2 of our company discharged due to drug/alcohol Absolutly loved the beer from the 2 guys at the guest haus that had the yeast in the bottom of the "flippies" bottles
I was stationed in Pond Barracks from 75-77, How Battery. I remember arriving in Vilseck during the renovations in Amberg. I also remember Capt. Davidson and Lt. Brehm. I wound up in the Special Weapons section right across the hallway from the FDC guys. Great times.
Hey thanks! 👍 we will be stationed in vilesek soon but will move to Amberg 😄
My husband was stationed in Pond Barracks from the summer of '91 until it closed in '92. We lived in the housing just past the side gate. My husband, Rich, has since passed away. Thanks for sharing this video. Brought back so many fond memories.
I am sorry for your loss. What unit was he assigned to?
tedstigers Thanks for your kind words. He was a combat medic with HHT.
It was quite different. I really wanted to eat lunch at Roma's, but it was gone.
Roma's was the best. Do you remember a SGT. Stewart from L troop ( 84-92 )? He is my ex-husband. I used to bartend at the Melody. He was a bouncer there. We had a white firebird. LT. Mark was his TC.
Really enjoyed the vid. Was there 84-85. Really changed a lot.
1985-88 stayed there four years top gunner k troop, who remembers , Cpt Looker M company? beat out mike company at table 8, shout out dudes...
Lived there from 1960 to 65.. Quite different from as it was..
I Troop 70/71
We were stationed there from 1960 to 65. If you are standing on the parade ground facing the Mess Hall 1st building on the right was K Troop! Where dad was.
good ole' "Killer Troop"!
I Troop 85/86
I was there at that time, in mike company, then went to K troop to gun,lol
I troop, I hated that little post after being at Fort Hood , and Augsburg Germany
hay, do you remember the news crew that filmed us at the border on national TV?
I have never saw it, ??? I would love 2 ???
oh well, still looking for it...
Wow,really looks different 83-85 L troop..
83-85 Mess Hall cook ....93 Bravo
Ray Clarkson
Ray Clarkson Clarkson you were the best m-1 driver. Where do u live?
I was born there in 78...Military but off base.
I was there 85-87 in HHT. Man, the old homestead sure has changed.