Wiley Barracks, Neu-Ulm

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  1. terrance hays says:
    May 14, 2012 at 12:50 pm

    made first cohart rotation from fort riley kansas to wiley barracks 1986 with field artillery

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  2. jim lanier says:
    May 8, 2012 at 11:47 pm

    O the old days. 70 – 71 Bn Cmder LTC Goldstein, Helicopter crash, Motor Pool set afire. SP4 shot at Q site. To many things happened, but i got shipped to Heidelberg and put it behind.

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    • Gnilrekg says:
      May 13, 2012 at 10:22 am

      Hello You know a Kenny from Colorado.
      He has been in the Wiley Barracks in TU 5 in Neu-Ulm/Germany in 1970-1971?
      His daugther Alexandra – born 1971 in Germany – ist looking of him.
      Greetings from Germany
      G. Kerling (WbD 11.5.12)

    • Gnilrekg says:
      May 13, 2012 at 10:27 am

      Hallo Jim Ianier!
      Do you know Kenny from Colorado.
      He was in the Wiley Barracks, TU 5, 1970-1971 Neu-Ulm/Germany

      His daughter Alexandra is looking for him.

      Greetings from Germany
      G. Kerling (WbD 11.5.12)

  3. Jesse says:
    May 5, 2012 at 9:26 pm

    Anyone in SVC Btty 2/33 then later became 4/5 FA back in Feb 81-Aug 83?
    I was a mechanic assigned to BN Maint. We worked in the shop near the bridge crossing over to the Rod and Gun club, PX etc…

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    • mike h says:
      May 6, 2012 at 8:25 am

      Hi I was there 81-83 HHB 2/33 I had a jeep worked on at that motorpool once.Man there was a warrant officer that was a real dick what was his name. Thanks

  4. don palumbo says:
    May 2, 2012 at 4:09 am

    stationed at willey 1959-1961 It was a great place back then. I was in Hq & Hq co 2d armored fifle battallion 41st infantry 4th armored division. I was battallion Mail clerk. would like to hear from anyone that remembers me. Lots of good memories there

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  5. michael gamboa says:
    April 11, 2012 at 6:59 pm

    I was in the service battery at the worst of the eighty worst.between 1970 and 1971. Probably the best day I had was the last day I was there. On that day I knew I’d be gone the following day. But I did make some real good friends and if any of them are reading this, please write me an email or call me at 7026459120. NO LIFERS PLEASE. I’m really interested in finding Percey, George, Ed, Greg, Poncho Peter and any else at that stinkin place that I knew and maybe forgot about. I live in Las Vegas and I guess I’m doing ok. Looking forward to hearing from any of you. Come by and see me sometime. We,ll have a drink to our luck………..Mike

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    • Gre Lucht says:
      April 25, 2012 at 11:30 pm

      Mike, how the hell are you? Good news for you …Wiley is gone (sort of) our barracks are gone but some of the buildings are still there (gym, dispensary, chapel, EM club and our guardhouse at the main gate. The BOQs and the other sidde of the post are mainly intact. I heard from bearmeat a few years ago but have lost contact again. Haven’t heard from hany of the guys you listed or Ray Crabtree. My duagher and her husband live in Vegas, maybe we can hoolk some day?
      Greg

    • michael gamboa says:
      May 8, 2012 at 11:35 pm

      Hey Greg, good hearing from you. Are you still playing that blues harp. Hope everything’s goin well for you. Been a long time huh? If it wasn’t for guys like you to be hanging out with, I know I would have lost it. Damn I hated that place, with all their bs rules. That was a long long two years. I sure hope everyones alright. I was at a rock concert in Indiana, that was billed as another woodstock, it wasn’t, and I ran into two guys from an Irish neighborhood in Chicago we ran around with. Their last names were Shannon and Mcaw. That was back in 72 or 73. Those are the only guys I ran into since I’ve been back. Keep in touch old friend…..gamboa

    • Greg Lucht says:
      May 14, 2012 at 5:13 pm

      Mike,
      i’m still playing the blues harp and not making any money at it :) , but I aqm better than I wa back then. I go to Harley rallies and jam with whatever band will let me on stage. I have a couple of gigs coming up in Germany in July. I am retired now so it is like summer vacation. I have a daugher that is married and living in Vegas so I do get out there from time to time.I remember Shannon and Mccaw and I think I ran into them in Chicago (where I’m from). Remember staying in the appartment near Karlsplatz? I have one or two pics of that (I won’t publish here). Gotta go, it’s a quarter to four. Greg

  6. Jessica Robinette says:
    March 30, 2012 at 3:03 pm

    My dad, Billy Lee Humphreys was stationed at Wiley Barracks 1972-1976 he was a forklift operator and front end loader operator. He passed away in 2006. My search for my brother led me to this site and these logs. My dad fathered a child in Neu-Ulm with a woman named Gudrun. I am hoping that someone will see this that might remember my dad and maybe even the situation that I am describing. A shot in the dark I’m sure but if anyone remembers him, please e-mail me at jessicarobinette24@gmail.com. Thanks!! :)

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  7. LINDA WILSON says:
    March 27, 2012 at 1:26 am

    I WAS IN NEU ULM IN 85 PERSHING. I WAS A MEDIC

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  8. Rick Reinaldo says:
    March 26, 2012 at 4:04 pm

    Hey Mike H, 2/33 81-83. You’re right, I do remember and I did offer my assistance in that stabbing incident in front of Addis Bier Bar. I saw to many of those stabbings from 1976 to 1984. I think I remember fitting and renting snow ski equipment to You also. Those ski bus trips saturdays were alot of FUN, to Efen 2000 and many others ski resorts. Give me a call Mike when you get some free time 916-745-9328 California time. Takecare.

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  9. Andy Yaghjian SFC < USA Ret says:
    March 22, 2012 at 7:46 pm

    86 to 89 2/5 FA 1st ID SVC Btry Mess Daddy. Would like to hear from old friends

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  10. Steve Martin says:
    March 17, 2012 at 12:55 pm

    Looking for Don Barker and Charles Summers, stationed with the 1/81 FA
    1973-1975
    Commo section with Sgt. Ledbetter.
    Looking for an address to mail a DVD
    smartinplumb@yahoo.com

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  11. Rodney Ray says:
    March 13, 2012 at 9:02 pm

    was one of the last ones there when it was closed down. Wonder how it looks now

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    • mike h says:
      March 14, 2012 at 5:05 pm

      Always wondered what it was like to be one of the last ones what year and date.Iam planning to back this summer to see whats left.I miss the good times!I was there 81-83 HHB what battery were you in

  12. R.J. Deakins says:
    March 12, 2012 at 1:15 pm

    C Btry 1/81 FA, Nov. 1972 to Jan. 1974

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  13. RICK REINALDO says:
    March 9, 2012 at 6:26 pm

    ENGINEERS LEAD THE WAY…Co. D 1st Engineer Bn, Neu Ulm, Wiley Kaserne…. Hello my fellow Veterans, are there any Delta Engineers from Wiley Barracks out there? I served with the Delta Engineers which provided specialized service’s and were assigned to the 2/33 rd Field Artillery. I had the honor to serve with my Engineer Brothers from Jan. 1976 to Aug. 1979 (ETS). Shortly after my ETS from stateside I returned to Ulm, Wiley Kaserne (Barracks) and found GS employment at the Outddoor Recreation Center located down by the Rod and Gun store and Bunker area. Worked as an Ski Technician, Ski Instructor and an Windsurf Instructor until 1984 then returned back home to California. In 2010 I relocated back to Ulm, Germany for a year to give it another shot at livin there, but to many changes since leaving there in 1984 and many month long vacations in Ulm. The past memories were so much better. The people, the Fun and the many great Bars. Some of the same local Bars are still operating under there original names, such as Capo’s, Wiley Club still has the original wooden dance floor with the big round disco mirror ball. But Wiley has TOTALLY changed. If there is anyone out there that thinks they might know me or do know me. My e-mail is goyankees.rr@gmail.com, or Cell Ph# 916-745-9328 Rick

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    • mike h says:
      March 9, 2012 at 7:38 pm

      Hi Rick I think I rented skis from you many times also bought hiking boots.If Iam thinking of the right person you were at Addis when one of my guys got stabbed out front you stopped your car and helped us out,Is this you? Mike Hagar HHB 2/33 81-83

    • paul says:
      March 28, 2012 at 9:55 pm

      Rick I was station in Neu Ulm from 1977 to1980 I remember you In 1977 you were going to kick my ass I thing you knew karate I think it was over a girl named susy I think you may of married her any way if this rings a bell let me know

    • John White says:
      March 31, 2012 at 8:32 am

      Rick, I should know you… My wife Betty and I were one of the original ski instructor along wiht the Sraubs. I was in 1/81 and was a warrant.

    • sabine says:
      April 8, 2012 at 9:53 pm

      I think we may have known each other , i was one of the young german girls that hung out around wiley e-mail me at msgee1961@aol.comor facebook to athena grace !!

  14. James A Curtis says:
    March 1, 2012 at 5:50 pm

    I was stationed at Wiley Barracks in June 1967-April 1968 I was in the 1st Signal Battalion Co D 31M40 radio section. I was sent to Ft Hood,Tx with the REFORGER group. Their were 4 other D companys that were to be sent to Ft Hood in August 1968. A new signal battalion was being formed. 366th signal

    Anyone who served with me at that time would like a response. jimcurtis44@yahoo.com

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  15. tom anderson says:
    February 26, 2012 at 9:15 pm

    I was with the 3rd platoon delta battery from Dec 1969 until July 1971. I drove d309 when I rotated out of country. I was on the launch team that broke the all time low score of 3. I still have not got my pocket rocket. Be nice to hear from some of the guys from back in the day.

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    • Leo Alvarez says:
      March 1, 2012 at 5:43 pm

      I knew an Anderson whose picture I see posted here in there from Delta Battery. He is standing alongside a deuce and half alongside the perimeter fence by the motorpool. I was with Charlie Battery, Commo Platoon. This particular Anderson served with me at Ft. Sill in Oklahoma. We graduated in Dec. 1969. Let me know if you recall. Can’t place his first though, though his face is very familiar. Huff was one of our instructors at Ft. Still and Bergman was one of the students at that time.

    • Leo Alvarez says:
      April 25, 2012 at 12:36 pm

      Hope you are the same Anderson I knew from Fort Sill in the Winter of 69. Arrived in Germany in Jan 1970 and left in June 1971. Another graudate at that time from Sill was Carl Bergman from Chicago who graduated with us. He was with A Battery at Wiley as a 31D20 Trac-80 Operator also.

  16. Jack "Corny" Cornelison says:
    February 23, 2012 at 11:17 pm

    Stationed at Wiley late-1978 to mid-1981, 2/33 FA

    Then, I did everything E-X-C-E-P-T my MOS … anyone remember me?
    Would love to see how Janis Payton (J.P.!), Mike & Laurie, ‘Twanger & Janice, Dave & Karen, “Michaelangelo Vicente Bressolini”, Mike & Michelle, and a long list of other folks are doing …

    Damn fine start to what’s been one HELL of an an adventure, so far! Get in touch at kcaJ@ymail.com (yeah, that’s “Jack” backwards!)

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