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I loved Germany so much that I decided to take a "European out" and lived, and worked in Germany, in the Wuerzburg area, for over 20 years. I've only been back in the States for about 4 years now.
I definitely miss Deutsches Bier, and all my old friends and neighbors. I really don't miss all the food being fried (bad for my beer belly), although I would dearly love a Jaegerschnitzel mit Pommes, from time to time. 8-))
I definitely miss Deutsches Bier, and all my old friends and neighbors. I really don't miss all the food being fried (bad for my beer belly), although I would dearly love a Jaegerschnitzel mit Pommes, from time to time. 8-))
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PO1 Cliff Heath
Good luck on your orders I am just curious what your rating is so that you can be stationed in Germany, if you can't say I understand GMG1 HEATH
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SGT Marcus Christian
I visited my High School friend there. I found out my friend was stationed in K-town and he found out I was stationed in Bamberg. When we met up, we had a great time catching up on everything.
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SFC Terry Blomquist
3 years in K town. Lived in a village up toward Pierisanse. Waldfischebach. was great. now not so much. Sorry but this is not the Germany of the 90s
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Yes, I miss Germany. All the Fests and other community gatherings were great. The people would go out of their way if you tried to talk in German first. I was at Bitburg AB in the Eifel region. Belgium and Luxemburg were a stones through away and France was not that much further. Great bier. Great food. Good people, and wonderful memories. Yes, I miss Germany.
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SFC Greg Bruorton
While in Prüm, I attended church at Bitburg AB whenever possible. It was 30 clicks away, but worth the trip for the beauty of the landscape.
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