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Bitburg Air Base
Welcome to the Bitburg air Base Guest Book.
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John Kevin Goss
from Houston Texas on 22.08.2010 20:04
I was stationed at Bitburg from 1980 to 1988. I worked for the 1367 Audio Visual Sqd. I was a photographer. I remember the winters and football season and Coach Price.Being stationed at Bitburg really gave those whom where stationed there a sense of pride being part of the 36th TFW.Being a photographer and photographing the history of the base while I was there really I was able to see the Pride of the Personnel there From the base commander down to the A1c and it was an awesome feeling. Hello to all Those old Baron Fans.
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Eric Pellegrino
from Canton NY on 05.08.2010 15:27
I was TDY to Bitburg in 64-65 - was with 2874th GEEIA at Ramstein - we installed outside communications faciities - stayed at the Bitburger Hotel - no space on base. Great memories - good people, good food , and good beer. Remember the Florida Bar, Luigi's - just up the street from the Hotel, and going to mass at St. Peter's. Have enjoyed all the pics - so many good memories - miss Germany so much!
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Ray Miller
from Arizona on 28.07.2010 22:39
Stationed at Bitburg 7/76 - 2/80, served with the 525 TFS "Bulldogs" in "Able" section. F-4E with the transition to F-15s. I really miss Bitburger Pils and a brat at the gasthaus.
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Ed Harrington
from Mesa, AZ 85206 on 05.06.2010 23:57
I was stationed at Spangdahlem AFB from 1959 to 1961, but our son was born at the Bitburg AFB hospital June, 1961. Had great times with Chaplain Alman's gang when we out grew the chapel and had to move to the base theater for Sunday services. Many of us grew in Christ through the ministry of the Christian Servicemen's Center in town. Wonderful memories!
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Leo Fontaine
from Attleboro, MA on 06.05.2010 15:05
I served at Kadena from 1963 to 65 and Bitburg and Hahn from 1965 to 1966. Bob Herbst was one of our group. We were the first to go from Kadena to Bitburg. We had to extend our enlistment to do it. Alot of good memories.
by MIKE MCDANIEL on 02.05.2010 23:41
36 SPS L/E FROM 74-77
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Buddy Hendricks
from Mitchell, Indiana on 08.04.2010 02:33
email address is bhpm228@yahoo.com
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Buddy Hendricks
from Mitchell, Indiana on 08.04.2010 02:30
Served @ Bitburg Jul 66 to Jul 69 in the 36 APS Canine. So many good times during that period it's hard to remember them all. Lots of good friends, I sure am sorry I've lost touch with all of them. Did see one last summer in Bloomington, IN (Mike Moore) it was great, we had lunch. Have kept in touch with Mike Valley of Spokane WA, and later California but have lost track of him in last 2 years. Get back with me Mike. Anyone out there that knew me feel free to contack me through email. Thanks
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MIKE MCDANIEL
from Ohio on 19.02.2010 03:02
36th SPS Law Enforcement from 74-77. Does anyone remember the 70's. Elton John was on all the music boxes in town. Also remembering Rotomint (slot machines. Sgt McDaniel, snowmanmike@hotmail.com
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Gino Barille
from Uster, Switzerland on 24.01.2010 23:22
Homepage: http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/gino.barille?ref=name
My father Joe (Guiseppe) Barille was stationed in the early 60s at Bitburg Air Base. He was a member of the ir Police. I guess tht would have made him a member of the 36th? If you knew him please contact me. We lived in family housing. My mother survived my father and she is looking for some of her friends at the time. She worked in the NCO club - Alice Barille.
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Mark Malaney
from Austin, Tx on 01.01.2010 00:42
2139 Comm from 84 - 87. I Had great times there both on base and off. I played on the Bitburg Ice Hockey team for 2 years and had an incredible time. My only regret is not keeping in touch with the many friends I made there.
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ROBERT THURSTON
from Co Spr Colorado on 16.09.2009 23:04
I was station at Bitburg from Jul 1973 to Jul 1976. Was assigned to the 36FMS as a Jet Engine Tech, worked at the Jet Engine Test Cell. From Bitburg I was tranfered to Spangdalem, after the F-4s were phased out. Left Spang in 1981, if there were any Jet Engine people station at either bases during that time frame please contact me.
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Travis Rogers
on 13.09.2009 17:09
Bitburg AB - 36th Security Police Squadron (36 SPS) from 1989 - 1990. Worked mostly day shift, SPOS-A. Some time in gate guard section. Anyone remember me? I've lost track with everyone. Cynthia Greising? Kathy Bird?
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Robert (Bob) Herbst
from Okemos, Mich. 48864 on 17.07.2009 00:03
I was stationed at both Bitburg and Kadena, 1963-65 at Kadena and 1965-66 at Bitburg. There were about 10 of us who by shear luck were able to get to both Mace B groups during a single enlstment. We left for Bitburg the same weeek the 3rd Marine Division and the 173 Airborne Brigade Left for less friendly locations, Vietnam. The spring of 1965. One of our group, Bob Sosenko if I remember correctly got permission to shoot quite a number of pictures at one of the site in Bitburg, I will try and get them scanned or something and maybe add then to this site. Bob Herbst
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John Bird
on 12.04.2009 07:28
Roland,
Good to here from you, I was stationed there 1980 - 1983 then came back as a civ, served with skip and Msgt hickman.
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Dennis Barden
from 68 west Street Lake George, NY 12845 on 11.04.2009 00:38
I arrived in Bitburg Sept 1969 and left Feb 1973. Worked 336MMS Gunshop. Also ate a lot of those sandwichs from the MMS Snackbar. Some of my fondest memories are from that time. Was sorry to hear they shut it down.
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Bob Rivard
from Michigan on 13.03.2009 20:34
Stationed in Bitburg from Nov. 1968-Jan. 1971. I was in the 36th Supply Sqd. I worked at the Rac Center. My NCOIC was Tsgt James Taylor. One hell of a supervisor. Great guy. Proud to have served in the USAF.
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Jeff Missler
from Windsor, Canada on 24.02.2009 01:16
To Rich Murphy, "you bet your sweet ass there is". Served at the 'bush' from 1981-1984 in the awesome 525 AMU and Zula Alert. Great TDY's to Deci, Aalborg, UK and many more. Sad to see they decided to de-commission the base. Anyone who served at Bitburg can hold their heads high and be proud to be part of that legacy! Bitte Ein Bit!!!
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