- 1978. The
Garlstedt facilities were
officially turned over to the
United States by the
German government in October. At that time the
Garlstedt kaserne...
- (43 km)
Nordenham (46 km)
Oldenburg (48 km)
Rotenburg (50 km) Freißenbüttel
Garlstedt Heilshorn Hülseberg
Ohlenstedt Pennigbüttel
Sandhausen Scharmbeckstotel...
- at Fort Hood, Texas, and had a
reinforced brigade forward stationed in
Garlstedt, West Germany.
After parti****tion in the
Persian Gulf War, the division...
-
named for
Lucius D. Clay
Lucius D. Clay
Kaserne Osterholz-Scharmbeck-
Garlstedt closed 1993
Ludendorff Kaserne Kornwestheim closed 1993
Mainz Army Depot...
-
forward element, 3rd Brigade, US 2nd
Armored Division, was
located at
Garlstedt, Germany. The U.S. III
Corps also
maintained a
forward headquarters at...
- 47°49'52"N 12°18'0" E Shut down 92.2 MHz
Memmingen Shut down 92.9 MHz
Garlstedt Shut down 93.5 MHz 1 kW Sögel Shut down 93.5 MHz 0.25 kW
Hohenfels 49°13'44...
- Center, Washington, DC;
commanding general, 2d
Armored Division (Forward),
Garlstedt,
Federal Republic of Germany, and ****istant
Division Commander, 3d Armored...
- 1970s the U.S. 3rd Brigade, 2nd
Armoured Division was
forward deplo**** at
Garlstedt. III (US)
Corps was
later ****igned as a
reserve corps. The rest of 2nd...
-
frequencies in Bremerhaven, the
signal was
repeated via
transmitters located in
Garlstedt (Bremen) (FM), Soegel-Ahlhorn (FM),
Hessisch Oldendorf (FM), Flensburg...
-
based units)
USAREUR (U.S. Army Europe): 2nd
Armored Division (Forward):
Garlstedt. (U.S.-based units): III
Corps HQ: Ft. Hood; III
Corps Artillery HQ and...
