I went to Camp De Baumholder with the 2nd Armored Division in 1951. We were the first one to occupy the barracks. They were beautiful 2 story rock buildings. It was the life of luxery until late in 1952 I got stupid and volunteered for Korea and wound up in the 7th Army, 17th Inf Regt, Co G, right in the middle of the battle. I was very lucky amd after the battle on Pork Chop Hill in Jul 1953 I got to rotate back to the states. I have some great memories of Baunholder and Ider Oberstein, and Frankfort. If anyone reads this and knows me, please write to DSpradl@aol.com (David Spradlin.

I know that man on top.

Brings back many memories, used to play down here when I was a kid. Hung about with Simon Melpast. Thanks for sharing.

The "A Team" rebuilding, strengthening the old original Bailey bridge from a 2 truss to 3 truss. Rebuilt in 2002 by Vicker Bridging team.

Purbeck Hills, Dorset

Rescue Helicopter, Whiskey Bravo dropped in on the 11th April 2010 to pick up an injured person from the Bovington Camp riding stables.

Thank you Arif for your kind words. All the best for the new year.

How funny is this, We we're just driving , minding our own, when I spotted this funny shape out the corner of my eye. Sorry but I could resist.

Very welcoming place to stay, Two minute walk to the beach.

My old school 74-75 then 78-80