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Guest		02-Jul-2009 23:16
This is wonderful. I was stationed in the 10th Med Lab, DEHE from 1969-71. I lived on Am Berg Strasse in town.

Sheree		30-Jun-2009 19:34
I had a friend recently stationed in Germany I was wondering how would I go about contacting him (oh yes..he is in the military). He tried calling my sister's cell number but I have yet to contact him back please help before I am forgotten

Angela		30-Jun-2009 15:18
I was born at the military hospital in 1962. My parents were statione there for 3 years. Its good to see photos of where I was born. WOW

John Charles Midwinter		30-Jun-2009 07:42
Bill Mueller 26-Nov-2008 18:14 I was in the 583rd 69 - 71 Anyone out there that was there then? Thanks for the pictures of Landstuhl. Lots of good memories of the area. John Charles Midwinter, todays date is June 30, 2009, I was in the 583rd. Medical company (Amb) (Sep) 57 Medical Battion APO 180 I was there from 1960-1963. I worked in the Hospital (2nd general)and (Dispsnesaries) Medical specialist -Ambulance Medic Please contact me at www.jmidwinter@netzero.com.

April		30-Jun-2009 06:01
I'll be going to Landstuhl by the end of this year. just commissioned into the army as a 2LT, Army Nurse. Can't wait to work at the hospital and live in such a beautiful place. thx for the pictures. nice to see where i'll be living in a few months :D

Nancy Robertus		30-Jun-2009 04:43
My husband's first duty station was the hospital at Landstuhl-he was a new 2LT. We were newlyweds and lived on Buchan Strassa in Atsel. I worked at the REcreation Center on post as a rec aide. We loved Landstuhl and have womderful memories-would love to go back and show our son Germany! We live in Arroyo Grande, CA now and it's beautiful here but those days in Landstuhl were magical!

guest		26-Jun-2009 17:43
I was stationed in Landstuhl from 1978 to 1981. First I was assigend to the 58th Signal Company (SATCOM Terminal) I was the supply SGT. Then I was assigned to 2nd General Hospital also as the supply SGT. I lived in the barracks for a while, then on the economy (Mittleberg and Huestchenhausen). I have wonderful memories of Landsthul and all the many friends I made there. Love to go back and visit. Wendy

tre		25-Jun-2009 05:08
I was born in Landstuhl at the military hospital in Jan 1960. I just came across this page and it was great seeing pictures of where I was born. My mother is English and my Dad was from Boston and was in the Air Force. I always heard of stories of how the hospital was up on a hill and how hard it was to get to it in January because of the snow. Are there any photos on this page of the actual hospital?

don dugan		24-Jun-2009 00:50
I was stationed at the 320 general hospital during 1953 to 1955. Worked in the x-ray dept. during the day and ran the post theatre projectionest pool at night. Free popcorn. Had a great time while stationed there. Stayed in the barricks near the bowling alleys. Sure would like to go back sometime. My first night out was in the Green Latern. My name is Corporal Don Dugan from Warminster,PA. Landstuhl was good town.

christa Renner		21-Jun-2009 20:03
My Husband andi was stationd in Landstuhl when it was the aArmy Hospital.My Husband was a Chief Wardmaster from 1971 to 1977. We loved it and we are planing to go back in 2010 to visit.

Guest		20-Jun-2009 17:01
Charlene We were stationed in Landstuhl from 1975-1977. My father was the mess sgt. Benjamin Strickland and sadly passed away in 2005. I worked in the library on base until 1977. Also anyone ever stationed at the 763rd Med in Muenchweiler would like to know the base was completely demolished and is now being sold as lots for german houses. The only thing left is the chapel, the kindergarden, and the officers houses. Pirmasens is also closed and Zweibrucken was turned into the german aiport. If anyone remembers us please email pahazzard@aol.com

Peter		15-Jun-2009 18:46
Peter J Was station in Landstuhl at the 9th Hospital Center, on the hill, from 1968-1970 in the Plans Branch of PO&T. One of the greatest times of my life. As a military retiree I recently returned on a Space-A-Flight with my 22 year old daughter. She still talks about the wonderful time she had there. Remarkable changes. Visited my old office, pretty much the same, except for expected updates. Saw my old Billets (Hitler Youth Barracks) very surprised as to how restricted the Post is now. The Bismarck tower is, for all practical purposes, off limits. The old front gate is just for walkers. The back gate is completely closed. No schnitzel vender there anymore. The only gate open is the one on the heliport side on the way to Saarbrucken/Zweibrucken. The NCO club is used for storage. Ramstein NCO club is NOT what is was 40 years ago but what is. The 3 story Wine Barrel restaurant is still there in Bad Durkhiem with excellent wine and Schnitzel. The Italian restaurant on the way to K-town is still there and still quite good. If by any chance Red, Gene, Chuck, Rico, Chris, Roy, Greg, Jerry, Lenny, Rick, Ray, Sam, Baker or anybody else sees this, please email johnsonp29@aol.com.

Renee and Gina		12-Jun-2009 21:20
Dear Jayson! First of all, your website with photos is great! I am looking for information about Edward (or Ed) McPherson (or similar) who was stationed at the 2nd General Hospital (now LRMC) from about 1965-1968. Edward has a daughter here in Germany and she is urgently trying to locate him. He allegedly worked as a clerk at the hospital and may have been in the rank of E-3 or E-4 at the time. To the best of our knowledge, he was originally from NY state. It is important that he is found as soon as possible, as his daughter Beatrix is very ill and need informaton regarding his and her medical background. Any information in regard to this person would be very greatly appreciated. Thank you Renee Contino and Gina Inman

Craig		09-Jun-2009 00:31
When I was in the service a civilian could go to a military base, stop at the gate, ask for a visitors pass and them go exploring. Maps at the gate may be available too. It is a typical small "military base". It is actually a very small "hospital base" sporting the hospital, bowling alley, movie house, housing units, stuff like that. The hospital is the main attration. No ancient historical significance. The town of Landstuhl off post does, a castle, ancient town, etc. Very beautiful from a distance with the red top buildings and rolling hills. I was stationed there for three years in the mid seventies. Had the time of my life!

Lisa		05-Jun-2009 19:52
Does anyone know how you could get a tour of Landstuhl Base? My girlfriend lived on the base for a few years with her parents and is trying with no luck to arrange a tour when she is in Germany this summer. So far she has had no luck. Thanks

Jackie Dodson		05-Jun-2009 13:04
Lived there with our 3 kids in 77-78...hubby was an internist at the hospital after two years in Baumholder. We lived in the housing right behind the hospital on the third floor corner apartment. We see our balcony often when they do interviews. Loved the tour and the area...returned stateside to Fitzsimmons in Denver. Private practice now in Amarillo TX.

Guest		04-Jun-2009 08:51
Sigh, pommes fritz with gravy, and mayo! Those were the days!

Guest		04-Jun-2009 08:46
Lived on base in orange & green building with fence in backyard - 79 - 81. Who remembers the large roman wheel? Awesome place. Great times. Is the Italian restaurant the one who used stiped pepperoni on their pizza?

Kenneth W. Hollis		27-May-2009 02:55
Hello Ramsingh, I was in the 807th from 1955-1960 Worked in the Cave. Kenneth W. Hollis

Guest		24-May-2009 00:17
I was born on the army base in Landstuhl in july of '79 never been back though .One day.

jarold		24-May-2009 00:02
I was born in landstuhl in feb. 1961 live in new mexico U.S.A. my father was from schweinfurt. war tore3 family apart seek info. last name was sobal.

Guest		23-May-2009 03:38
I wouldlove to see pictures of landstul and zweibrucken housing, px, schools ect.

P.S. Christenson(Sims)		21-May-2009 16:50
I was born in Landstuhl, Germany in 1960 and never came back since my birth. Live in Savannah, GA. U.S.A. now since 1988. We where army brats.

Scott Gallant		21-May-2009 13:59
I was born in Landstuhl, Germany November 24th, 1987. I lived there on post till Sept. 1989. I only remember the wall color of the Hospital (greenish color) and a big shiny thing (the sun) and under the shiny thing I saw what look like desert but now that im older id say it was i town of some sort and one of these pictures matches the blur in my head. (The top second picture). Is that maybe near Landstuhl Hospital? if anyone knows anything about it please comment on this. Thanks!

Edward		18-May-2009 23:35
I was stationed in Landstuhl from 1955 to 1958. Was in the 57th med battlion. Met my beautiful wife,son born in 1957. still married now for 52 years

Jennifer		12-May-2009 11:47
I was born in Landstuhl in the Army hospital on May 21, 1975. I am looking for anyone else who was also born there on this date. This is very important and I appreciate any input.

Danny		12-May-2009 08:30
My father was stationed at Ramstein, and we lived on Landsuhl Post from 1985-1989 (I was in the 4th - 8th grade) when we moved to Zweibrucken from 1989-1993. I loved living there, thank you for the pictures!

joe		10-May-2009 00:04
I'm so glad I found this page. I was assigned to the 26 Med. detachment 1969-1972. Our unit was housed in the old Hitler Youth Theatre at the highest elevation point on the grounds. Such memories. After 1 year I married and my wife and I lived on the German economy. Our daughter was born at the hospital in 1971. Lots of traveling both as pleasure and army assignments. I seem to remember the finance dept. shared part of the same building as we did. All of our work was done in the same building we lived in. We supported the hospital with audio and visual work (photo, lab and art work. Great duty. I've read all the comments and unfortunately I didn't recognize anyone from them. My email is jodiebuschman@gmail.com Good wishes to all, maybe someday I will be able to return and enjoy one of the best times of my life.

Ron Clayton		01-May-2009 18:01
I was an electrician misassigned to 583rd in 1962. I was made a supply clerk (didn't even know how to type) for a few months until I found a job as an electrician in the Hospital R & U Shop and assigned to 2nd Gen Hosp. I was one of four guys that you would see running around in the hospital in pink uniforms. We reported to each ward NCO for any repairs needed, covered entire hospital in abour 5 days. Left Germany in 1965, but hope to visit in the next few years. Enjoyed your pictures and all the comments. I knew several guys in 583rd. and 581, but more in 2nd General.

mike nelson		01-May-2009 17:35
I was stationed in Landstuhl hospital from Mar. 1971-March 1973. I worked in the mess hall as cook and short order cook for a while. Then I was in food service supply until my return to the states. I would love to hear from anyone who was there during this time. My email is seahunt50@hotmail.com

Milton Martinez		01-May-2009 00:40
My first love in Europe...back in the 80's. Lab Tech at 2nd Gen. Partied at Club #1, and Shepard's stube at the Platz. So many memories. Milton Martinez miltonppa@aol.com

Howard Powleson		30-Apr-2009 23:57
great photos...anyone stationed there between '56-'57 . i was the director of the gym by the church......

Dan		28-Apr-2009 19:26
Great pics...I will be traveling to Lanstuhl next month and staying at the Hotel Christine...looks nice...can't wait

joe		28-Apr-2009 08:48
hello i was born there in 1964 at the army hospital,i guess it was army.i love the photos always wanted to see where i was born,hope to visit someday

Sharon		22-Apr-2009 22:14
Thanks for posting these beautiful pictures. I was born in Landstuhl in 1964, but we returned to the states when I was an infant. I hope to visit someday

Amanda		22-Apr-2009 02:35
These are some of the best pictures I have seen of Landstuhl. I lived in Atzel for about 3 years. I will be returning for a visit in about 3 weeks. I was planning to stay with my old landlord, but the photos of the Schloss hotel seem very inviting. Where is it located? Are there any events happening in the area the 3rd week of June? ~Thanks A

Aaron Beal		18-Apr-2009 11:01
Thanks for posting the pictures. Looks like a nice place ...I am anxious to visit. Currently researching "Biehl" family history from this region and nieghboring town Ramstein-Miesenbach going back to 1790. Do you know anyone with the "Biehl" family name? email >>> aaron.r.beal@cox.net

Angelika		17-Apr-2009 05:03
To Alex, my name Angelika and I was raised in Landstuhl.I wholeheartedly agree with your recommendation of the Hotel Rosenhof in Landstuhl. I know your Aunt Tilla and Susi and really like them I think they are great. Do you remember Paricia, she is working there since approx 1985, she is my daughter.

Von Burtongerger		14-Apr-2009 15:32
Stationed at 2nd General around 1989-1990. Does anyone remember the names Thomas Storkamp, Lisa Dileo or Plezia? May have resided in Otterbach?

James		14-Apr-2009 11:06
I was assigned to the 320th LAMC hospital in 1953-1955. I lived in the Wilson Billets atop the hill where the Bismkark Tower is erected. I lived in the billet were the glassed breezway connected the two billets together. I was assigned to the 374 Convelescent Center and worked in the Hospital as UsAFI rigisterer (Education Center.) Taught typing to officers, Sgts and enlisted men. I loved my job and Lanstuhl. I have many pictures of the men I fellowshiped with. If you live in the Wilson Billets, would love to hear from you Via Email. If you lived in the Wilson Billets in 1953-1955, stil love to hear from you. Thanks for reading my memo. James

Guest		11-Apr-2009 05:34
Great photos! Visited my daughter in Kaiserslautern end of March "09", with my son. We went to Landsthul and found it to be a beautiful place. Photos brought back memories, hope to visit again. Thanks for the wonderful collection of pics you have put together.

abad ahmed		08-Apr-2009 22:34
Hello, I am re-locating to Landstuhl in April 2009 and I am looking for a nice house with a small yard and possibly a garage to park my car. Any ideas? I will be working in the Landstuhl Army Hospital.

Guest		05-Apr-2009 20:07
Beautiful memories, I used to live in the green and yellow high rise on the hill from 1979-1982, still miss the place. My 40th birthday is this year, and I wish I could be there again!

Guest		05-Apr-2009 00:19
Walter (Vermont USA) I was born in Landstuhl Germany in 1961 on the military base. Lived in Zweibruken Germany until age 5, then moved to the States. After 42 yrs I will return to my birthplace in Landsthul April 17 2009. My wife and I will start our 2-week trip in Innsbruck Austria, then on ward to Germany. I cannot wait to see Landsthul! Thanks for great pictures!

philip		04-Apr-2009 21:25
i was born here in landstuhl back in 1975, west germany then, first time actually seeing it in my older years. i moved back to the states when i was 3. finally got online to see where i was born, just beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! philip

Sandi		01-Apr-2009 17:42
I to, as many of you were born at the military hospital in Lanstuhl. Mom and dad had 10 children total, 4 of us being born in Lanstuhl, the rest in the United States. My mother was 1/2 Russian, 1/2 German and fell in love with the dark haired, blue eyed, American Soldier. This all took place in the late 50's early 60's. I sprouted in 1960. I remember at age 4 living in the apartment complex and attending pre-school but my memories are somewhat distorted after 40 some odd years however, I am hoping that I'll get a chance to visit this lovely town as well as the hospital before I leave this earth.

Natasha		28-Mar-2009 11:46
I was born at LRMC (then 2nd General Hospital) in 1976. My husband and I moved back in 2003 and left about 2 weeks after these photos were taken to return to the US (Sept 2007). Sure does bring back a lot of memories!

Rudy Sanchez		27-Mar-2009 14:27
Rudy Sanchez, Ret'd lSG, with 583rd Med Co. (Amb) 1982-84. E-mail rudolph.sanchez@att.net

Michael		24-Mar-2009 04:10
I was conceived in Landstuhl. Dad was in the Army in 66 and my mom was native Landstuhler. However, I was born and raised in Pasadena CA. I have been back many times and took my kids there in 2007 to visit family. I love it! Many a great times in Landstuhl with family. What a beautiful place. Hope to get back soon. MB Orange County CA

Walter Gunn		18-Mar-2009 16:34
Lived in Landstuhl as a teenage boy from 65-68. Wonderful time of my life and still have great memories. Would love to go back. Stationed in Wiesbaden from 76-79 but never made it back to Landstuhl. Maybe now that I am ready to retire I will have more time and will make it.

Frank Towsley		15-Mar-2009 00:03
Frank I was there from 1961-1963 in the 581st medical company (ambulance)Thanks for the photos.

Brandy Caraveo Jackson		04-Mar-2009 22:00
I am looking for my grandmas familiy. Her Name is Barbara E. Schwerer she was married to my grandmpa Andrew Jackson that was stationed there in 1955 or 1956 in 693rd engr's co in the army and she had passed away in nov. 9,1969 if any one knows anything about her or my Grandpa please email me at brandy-30@live.com or tortuga_verde30@yahoo.com i would love to get to know my familiy that lives there.

Marilyn(Stout)Ramirez		04-Mar-2009 00:49
I was stationed in Landsthul in 1981 and left back to the states in 1984. My son Felipe was born in 2nd Gen Hosp. on Christmas Day. The best day of my life! :) The saddest was when I left my friends from the 583rd Ambulance Unit. Hope everyone is doing well and hope to hear from you.

Ken Cox		22-Feb-2009 09:23
I was stationed in germany 3 times. My 2nd was in Bad Kreuznach, 1979-82. My son Chris was born in Landstuhl in 1980. I was medivac from the gulf war and underwent lower back sugery at landstuhl in 1991. My son lives in Ansbach, and I currently live in Stuttgart. I work as a contractor, and will be working in Landstuhl for the next several weeks. It is great to visit, and reminese wonderful memories.

Guest		20-Feb-2009 13:17
i live in landstuhl now. across from NY grill-kebap. great place, great location. i ride my bike to work and its a 15 min bike ride to base. cant beat that!

Boucanier		16-Feb-2009 20:40
Hi, I'm Patrick J Momany a Boucanier. I lived in Landstuhl from '63 to '68 and Vicenza from '58 to '61. Well now I have another mission - to BBQ for the wounded at LRMC through the USO. If you'd like to see what I do go to www.tatubbq.shutterfly.com. This is my way of giving back to a community that gave me so much through my formative years. Enjoy and God bless.

Jenny D		16-Feb-2009 00:08
Hi there I'm Jenny, my son Yoshua will be stationed there in the fall of this year can't wait to come see this beautiful town. I lived in Frankfurt from 85-88 when I was in the service so I have always had a tug at my heart to return now I will have the chance, so Connie I might be giving you a call for a place to stay? God blesses us all.

Benjamin F. Brown		15-Feb-2009 07:28
I was stationed at the 63rd medical detachment, dustoff unit, from 1985-87. POL Specialist. Would like to contact former buddies.

Susan (Knapp)		15-Feb-2009 01:05
I was married in Lanstuhl in 1981 while being a medic at the 583rd Medical Company. My son Brandon was born in Landstuhl in 1983. I love the town, I loved the people and I loved the food. It was a wonderful place to live. I love this place.

Ty		05-Feb-2009 23:38
I was actually born there, at the Medical Center when my Dad was stationed there in 1968. I have been fortunate to have been back when I was stationed there myself from '89-'92, but want to visit again someday soon. My daughter Ashley being stationed in Ansbach, so our trip back will be sooner than later.....I woe it to my Fiance to show her a little of my heritage. Connie, may look you up if that apt room is available when we come... You can email me at tylgray@hotmail.com See ya soon!!

Connie		02-Feb-2009 18:57
If you happen to be coming to Landstuhl, Vogelweh or Einsiedlerhof shoot me an e-mail: We have a great 1BR TLA Apt in Kindsbach for rent @ 40.00 EUR per night - FREE phone calls to the USA, within Germany and most of Europe, wireless internet and SAT AFN TV!!! Pets are ok. Have been living in Kindsbach by the Baerenlochweiher since 1999 - moved down here from Frankfurt. Seen a lot of friends come and go. We have a picture of the LRMC Landstuhl Regional Medical Center on our website: www.lrmc-patient-liaison.com My e-mail is: connie@generalconsultants.de PS: Check out these great places in Landstuhl: The Blarney Stone - Irish Pub, Garibaldi Restaurant and Taormina's!!!

Sara Bea Hinson		01-Feb-2009 00:07
My dad was stationed there 1983-1987. I have wonderul memories of school there at the military base. Would love to get in touch with people that were there the same time I was. Email sarabee22@hotmail.com

Tabby		30-Jan-2009 12:23
I was born in Landstuhl in 1987. Dont remember a thing, but I would love to go back...Such a beautiful town!

Krunchplatz		30-Jan-2009 03:19
Great Photos. Looking for personnel stationed at 566th Medical Detachment during 1965 and 1966. Hasn't changed much in the last 40 years.

gaff		26-Jan-2009 00:12
Was stationed at Landstuhl 58-60 with 8th Evac Hospital. Worked in surgery at the 2nd quite alot. Have been to the Green Lantern quite a few times Most of our buddies wrnt to Dede bar.

Richard Pohanish		19-Jan-2009 20:15
I was stationed at LAMC from March 1957 to September 1959. I was in the 10th Med Lab and worked in Chemistry and Toxicology. Landstuhl is wonderful place; loved the Golden Adler, the Schloss Cafe, and the great liattle place out the back gate in the woods that we called "Anna's" a gasthaus. I wa able to return in the early 80s...it was worth the effort. Richard Pohanish pohanishd@yahoo.com

Amanda		19-Jan-2009 10:53
To Jack re: RENTING an APT- I jusfound a 3 bedroom, ~1000sq ft flat for 700 euro per month.

Guest		19-Jan-2009 08:55
To the guest who who posted on 3 Dec. and asked if anyone was on SATCOM Landstuhl between 94-96. I was there from 90-96 as the power production specialist (civilian). I am currently stationed in Bamberg. claudeturner@hotmail.com

Rebecca Ivey(Camper)		19-Jan-2009 03:37
My sister & I went to Landstuhl Elem from 1983-1987. My name was Becky Camper & my sister Jenny Camper. My dad was USAF. We talk about Germany often,especially since our mom passed a couple of mos ago. Great memories!! Would love to hear from anyone around that time. We were so very lucky to have been there.

masayoshi Ogata		16-Jan-2009 20:04
Was with the 10th Med Lab/4th Field lab end of 1955 to end of 1957. Don't remember Landstuhl being such a nice place. ) 1955- The coldest winter in 50 years)

Guest		02-Jan-2009 19:32
I currently live about 2km from Burg Nanstien within those pictures. I cannot wait to see everything in the SUN and warmth! Everything sure is beautiful...

Guest		02-Jan-2009 06:23
Hey George Walton Saw your post. Green Lantern . I would like to talk too you. I was there in 54. len122@AOL.COM

Melissa Lopez		31-Dec-2008 03:29
I was stationed in Landstuhl during the period of 89-92, during Desert Storm. I was in the 464th DENTAC and I was assigned to the Oral Surgery Dept at LARMC. I had my daughter at Landstuhl before heading back to the US. We lived in military housing at Vogelweh. I remember the train rides from Landstuhl to Ktown. We also got a chance to visit the Eagles Nest at Berchesgarten and went to Austria. An experience that I will truly value forever.

Jose E. Pena		29-Dec-2008 04:00
I was stationed in Zweibrucken, Germany with the 533rd Military Police and would often travel through Landstul on the way to Kaiserslater to see the company are of the 533rd or stop at the Landstuhl Hospital to talk to injuried army personnel who was involved in atraffic accident. Nice place, jepena

Angela Hopson		29-Dec-2008 03:06
I was born in Landstuhl in 1969 while my father was stationed there in the Army. I don't remember it because I was young when we left, but these pictures are beautiful - I would love to go back and visit!

Judy Shrake Donegan		24-Dec-2008 03:24
To: Mike Fields I do remember you and Bill. Brian would probably love to hear from you (although he was much better at keeping in touch with friends than I ever was). He lives in Abingdon, Maryland now and has two boys.

Kevin Kumlien		23-Dec-2008 03:17
I was stationed at LRMC and worked in the ICU between Nov. 2006 - Nov. 2007. I was with the first wave of Naval personel that backfilled the hospital. These pictures really bring back some awesome memories. I do really miss Rose and Landstuhls naval bar. Best food and family in Germany.

guest		20-Dec-2008 23:29
I lived on base in Landstul and Zweibrucken 1969-1971 my father was stationed there. I would love to see pictures of both bases during those years.

Guest		18-Dec-2008 01:01
great pictures. brought back a lot of memories. I was stationed at Landstuhl from 1967-1970 8th Finance Section

Chris		11-Dec-2008 14:33
My father was stationed at the military hospital here in 1968 when i was born, I was only there a year so I dont remember it, well the only memory i do have is a short one looking out of the car window at the snow. I have heard how fantastic the people and the place was/is all my life.

Jack		11-Dec-2008 03:07
I am considering a position at the hospital and would relocate sometime in February 2009. I was stationed in Wurzburg 1977-79 and am excited about the opportunity to come back to Germany. I wondered what the housing situation was in the Landstuhl area, as I would need a two bedroom apartment. Does anyone have advise as to how to find a reasonable apartment and what I could expect to pay?

Len		08-Dec-2008 00:39
I was stationed at 8th Evac Hosp in 1954-55 They then moved us too Bad Kreuznach. Looks like they may have moved back to Landstuhl. I remember a eating place I think called a gusthouse. The name was Green Lantern. Across from the police station and a little park.Any one remember? Best Food I ever had. len122@aol.com

Bob		06-Dec-2008 09:40
I lived in Linden 71-72 Just up the street from Guest House - Beautiful Stationed at Ramstein

Guest		03-Dec-2008 00:14
Anyone from the satcom site in 94-96?

Kelly		01-Dec-2008 20:02
I was born in Landstuhl in 1957...moved permamently back to the States at 8 years old. We are planning a trip to Germany this December and taking my 22 year old son and 19 year old stepson. I am so excited to visit again...I have so many vivid memories, but will be interesting to see as an adult. Any suggestions from anyone as to what to see when we visit.

Susanne		28-Nov-2008 03:26
I am actually from Germany, but live now for 15 years in the USA. I am in the ARMY here and might get stationed in Landstuhl. I am trying to find a photo of the medical center there, but there are none online. Nice pictures here, if you have a picture of the medical center I would love to see it. That might be my next workingplace!! Anyone need a nurse? lol.

Bill Mueller		26-Nov-2008 18:14
I was in the 583rd 69 - 71 Anyone out there that was there then? Thanks for the pictures of Landstuhl. Lots of good memories of the area.

Nora		23-Nov-2008 14:58
I was stationed there from 81 to 85 working for Troop Command. Reply if that rings a bell.

Jim W. Legg		22-Nov-2008 17:28
Woops. George Walton not John.

Jim W. Legg		22-Nov-2008 17:27
John Walton, what section did you work in? I was in Tox. I've corresonded with several from the Med. Lab. Would like to correspond direct.

Lynn		19-Nov-2008 20:50
I am trying to reach a Dolores Thomas stationed in the second general hospital WAC attafchment in 1965.

Guest		16-Nov-2008 21:14
I Miss Germany So Much. I Lived Their When I Was Born Until I Was 11. It Was Hard To Leave The Loving Environment. I Was Actually Born In Landstuhl And Then Moved To Sembach. It's Beautiful As Always. Lovely Photography. I Hope I Can Go Back Someday. :D

Guest		14-Nov-2008 03:21
I arrived in Landstuhl in July, 1960, 16 years old. My dad was in the Royal Canadian Air Force and stationed with the 4th Allied Tactical Air Force in Ramstein. We lived "on the economy" on Von Stauffenburg Strasse in Landstuhl for two years before moving onto the base in Ramstein. I attended high school at the Canadian school in Zweibrucken - we commuted by Mercedes bus, used to pass the Landstuhl Army Hospital every day to and from school. Hello to my first love, Wendy.

George Walton		11-Nov-2008 01:52
I used to drink beer at the Bristol Bar in Landstuhl from 1960-1963. Ate schnitzel at the Green Lantern. Was stationed at the USAREUR Med Lab. Married Sandy Conra in 62.

Kim		07-Nov-2008 18:42
My husband will be stationed there for a year starting Jan...Im hoping he will have a great time there. It looks beautiful and im looking forward to seeing the pictures he takes there.

Jerry		05-Nov-2008 21:49
Jerry Lenhart - I was stationed at LAMC (Landstuhl Army Medical Center) 1970 - 1971 as a helicopter crew chief for the 63rd medical detachment. We only had 3 birds at the heliport off base. Great times there! In fact Gregory Harrison was part of our detachment at that time and has been in movies since. There were only about 15 enlisted in this detachement. e-mail lenhartalarm@comcast.net

Guest #2		02-Nov-2008 00:28
I was stationed at the Landstuhl Satcom facility 81-82. Chief Warrant Officer Hewitt was in charge of the facility at the time. Does that ring a bell with anyone? If so, please reply.

M. Tober		28-Oct-2008 15:27
My husband will know in 2 weeks if he will be working in the hospital as an OT. Looks beautiful but Im the nervouse one. I'd be giving up job at Johns Hopkins/admin asst, and I would want income also. My daughter and son in law will be at the other base in R, so they would be my comfort zone. Any comments or suggestions would be welcome on how to look for housing, etc. Thanks

Craig		21-Oct-2008 02:28
Greg Garyaldy, Mike Moser, Alfred Libbon and Ernest Price III were some of my best friends at Landstuhl from 75 to 77. Ernie and I were Operating Room Techs working in CMS. Ernie and I chased German girls at local disco's. Mike and I drove to the French Rivera. Greg was my room mate. Alfred was the oldest and the wise one. I was 18 when I arrived at Landstuhl and almost 21 at ETS. Such wonderful years growing up in Germany as a young American soldier. I often wonder what ever happened to these old buddies. Wonder if they ever think about the old days at Landstuhl. Funny, while serving all one talks about is the day one gets to fly home to the USA. Thirty years later one would enjoy repeating those times. Well guys, if you see your names you can leave a comment of your own so I'll know you're still kicking.

Patrick Foreman		17-Oct-2008 02:11
I was stationed at Landstuhl, 2nd General Hospital, from December 1964 - June 1967. I was an enlisted man so lived on the post, but I had an old VW so my buddies and I traveled the area quite a bit, in addition to spending a lot of time "downtown." I remember the castle, the streets in town, the side trail going up the hill from town, quite a few of the restaurants, the gasthauser, as well as the G.I. bars. I had a lot of fun and because of that I was usually right on the verge of being in trouble with the Army the whole time, although I managed to dodge anything serious. I learned to speak some German and had numerous German friends. I've never been back, but have always thought it would be great to go there again someday. It's hard to believe it's been over 40 years. Obviously it has gone through a lot of growth and changes.

gisela wood		13-Oct-2008 11:23
gisela wood 13-oktober-2008 i left landstuhl in 1964 lifet there for abaut 20 jears was born im blackforet have not benn back i was on the atzel love to here from sombody sorry my english is still not so good.

Guest		28-Sep-2008 16:34
We visited my husband who is stationed there. What great photos! It brings back great memories. P

Jim Berry		28-Sep-2008 03:34
I lived on Landsthul from '78-'81 and had a great time. Police chasing us through the backwoods; Having bonfires and underage drinking was the thing. Selling American smokes to fund our concert trips to Heidelberg. Stealing crates of German beer and drinking them in the main hall of Landstuhl castle at 0200. Still email friends from that timeframe. Great pictures.

Darrol (Buck) Dale		25-Sep-2008 04:24
anyone stationed at 8th.evac.hosp.in Landstuhl (1956-57)please contact me my name is Darrol(Buck)Dale at Buck37@msn.com thanks

Guest		19-Sep-2008 18:14
I'm currently station in Landstuhl. This pictures are just amazing. Well done. It has capture the daily beauty of this place. Thanks.

M		17-Sep-2008 05:06
I was born in 1990 in Australia. My father was born in 1951 in Australia. His father was born in Wyszkow, Poland, 1914. My father's mother was born in Pieczychtosty, Poland, 1924. She was a German nurse during WW2, and my grandfather was a soldier in the Polish army for a while, travelling through Paris I believe until spending most of the war on a sort of work farm where he met my grandmother. I have only a marriage certificate of Marian Jan Kaminski and Harasik Kaminski, maiden surname says on sheet Katarzyna(or is this the first name, and Harasik the real maiden name?). Both were married on the 6th July 1946, in Landstuhl, Germany. Beautiful place, would like to move there. Seems like this is where they lived for about 3-5 years, then moved to Australia? Can someone clarify or help me clarify my paternal grandparents' movements throughout the war? both died in 2000/2001, in Australia. My mother is half Scottish half Irish. I'm to believe my father's mother's father was half Austrian. Thank you.

Guest		14-Sep-2008 02:12
I was born in Landstuhl in Dec 1957 while my Dad was in the Air Force. They rented a room from an old woman named Frau Donner. We came home when I was one and I have never been back. Love the pictures.

familiesanchez		04-Sep-2008 02:25
to Michael Gallegos: this may not be of any help but we lived in L from 78-82. Our landlady's sister's name (I believe) was Mueller. She owned a stationary type store on the corner across from Landstuhl Platz. Long time ago, she would probably not be living now but perhaps that is an angle to try for possible relative. Good luck, by the way, you are in s lake, yes? No help there??

familiesanchez		04-Sep-2008 02:16
does anyone out there know how to contact a german family living in Ramstein? I know the address and first names but forgot the last name. would love to find out how they are. Lived in Landstuhl '78-'82 and still think of that beautiful place as HOME. Seems to have changed quite a bit, more modern, I think.

Guest		04-Sep-2008 01:58
martin re: cannonballs-did you ever hear story about the cannonballs? Knight Franz von Sickingen marched against the princes of the church in Worms to liberate Martin Luther but was too anxious to wait for reinforcements from other knights in the region and marched too early. He was beaten back and chased to his fort (burg Nanstein in Landstuhl) where the first European battle using cannon was waged, costing him his life. He is "I think" buried in the tower. The cannon balls supposedly are relics of the battle which were made of rocks, hewn down. At least that is the story I was told when there from 1978-82.

crayonz		03-Sep-2008 16:39
i was born here. 1978.

JAG		03-Sep-2008 01:18
Very down to earth place. Flew many times into Ramstein AB in support of Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom. Always ended up staying at Christine, which is one of your pictures. Will be going back in two weeks for an extended stay of 20 days to work. Who knows, maybe I will stay at Christine........

Guest		02-Sep-2008 16:33
I was stationed at 2nd Gen from Nov76-Mar79. I worked in the x-ray dept. Anyone remember Col Brahman? I arrived as a E2, left as Sp4. Was sent to Letterman, then Sierra Army Depot. Loved my good and bad times at Landstuhl. My name is Dianne Meyers. Feel free to contact me at fab_gabby2004@yahoo.com

sherry		28-Aug-2008 20:18
I have never been to Germany but I have had a recent interest in going to Landstuhl. These photos have been a wonderful window to glimpse inside at this lovely town. I plan a trip in January. What kind of events will be going on during that time of year if anyone would care to respond, I would appreciate it... thanks

Angie		28-Aug-2008 02:09
My daughter was born there in 2003. My family and I were stationed at Rhein Main from 2001-2003. We loved the area. Germany is very beautiful and very clean. We also loved visiting Heidelberg and Rothenburg ob der Tauber. The castle in Heidelberg was very well maintained and very picturesque and Rothenburg was a beautiful quaint walled city and the Kathryn Wohlfahrt Christmas stores couldn't be beat. Thanks for keeping the memories alive.

Guest		23-Aug-2008 22:52
alt landstuhl hat die besten schnitzel in der welt

Connie Offenbacker		20-Aug-2008 05:17
Yes Landstuhl is a really wonderful little German town, my husband and I were stationed there from 1988 to 1992,during which the first Persian Gulf war erupted. He was first at Kleber Kasern in Kaiserslautern, went to Rhine Ordinance barracks near Vogelwegh. We lived at 63 Eichenstrassa in Landstuhl and loved it there! Hope to go back for a visit one day, these pictures make me miss it a lot! How about the castle on the hill!? We took our kids up there every so often for a nice walk. Is the pizza hut still in town? How about Romeo's Pizza? Thanks for a trip down memory lane!

Guest		18-Aug-2008 13:15
I was breifly stationed there at the Landsthl Medical center back in november of 2007. I was medivacted out of Iraq, and received medical care there, until, I was sent back to the US. A beautiful place, and I would love to go back there again.

Guest		17-Aug-2008 22:48
To Wayne Oakley. I was stationed with your Dad Phil at the Satcom Detachment Landstuhl 74 -76 or 77. My name is Tim Wyrobeck. If you read this say Hi! to your Dad from me. I do remember you.

Guest		17-Aug-2008 07:39
WOW! I have to say Landstuhl is very beautiful, I was born there and have always wanted to know what it is like. Finding the pictures make me want to go see it all in person! I moved away when I was 3 and have no memories of being there, one day!!!

Guest		15-Aug-2008 16:11
I was born in Landstuhl Germany in 1967. My father was in the Air Force and my family moved shortly after I was born. I have always wanted to go to Germany to see this beautiful place that my mother described to me. I hope one day to see for myself but until then I enjoyed the beautiful pictures. I know my father was there from approximately 1962 - 1967.

Guest		14-Aug-2008 20:51
Landstuhl, is die schonste Stadt. sie ist meine Heimat, und sie wird es immer bleiben.Ich bin froh ,das ihr alle meine heimat so geniesen und es Euch alle so gut gefallen hatte.bis bald, jemand von Landstuhl

Anita Ashton		14-Aug-2008 20:17
i was born and raised in landstuhl,ja ich bin deutsch.I married on army soldier and moved to rochester new york.and that was in 1963.now i live in arizona. But what i want to tell you, i sure miss my country and exspecially lanstuhl.Landstuhl to me is the best place in the world. Thank you so much for those beutifull pictures from Landstuhl.I get homesik alot.I am so happy that so many people love Lanstuhl.well got to go, hope you dident mind me writing to you. Aufwiedersehn good by anita ashton von landstuhl

Guest		05-Aug-2008 02:38
I was 1SG OF THE 583rd Medical Co., (Amb) from 1982 -1984. I had previously been stationed there at the 2d General Hospital and twice at the medical clinic in Muenchweiler.

Nancy		02-Aug-2008 19:36
Thanks for the great pictures. I lived in Landstuhl in 70-71. My son learned to walk in the park there. What a beautiful place, especially the country side. I would love to go back someday. I had the sweetest landlady and she cried the day we left. I will never forget my time I spent there. We had some dear friends that I would love to hear from if anyone knows their whereabout. Leslie and Susan Glasscock.

Tim Reinarts		01-Aug-2008 18:05
I was Army stationed at Ramstein 76-79. Visited Landstuhl many times. Thanks for the memories. Good pics. Tim Reinarts

Guest		30-Jul-2008 15:36
My husband was stationed in Landstuhl in '77. The pictures brings back wonderful memories of our time there. I would love to go back.

Tim Wyrobeck		18-Jul-2008 02:54
Tim Wyrobeck - I was stationed in Landstuhl from 1974 -1977 at the Satcom Detachment. Was nice to see the pictures of the the city. I have alot of fond memories from Landstuhl.

Sonya		17-Jul-2008 16:36
My daughter was the first baby born in the new Labor and Delivery part of the hospital back on August 22, 1984 at 2:13 pm. We were Air Force stationed at Sembach. My husband then was the NOCIC of the dental clinic. We had a wonderful time in Europe and I'd love to take my 24 year old (almost 25) daughter back to show her, her birth place. I knew why a lot of Americans stayed and retired there, it is just breath taking. Thank you for all these pictures it took me back down memory lane.

amanda		15-Jul-2008 20:56
I was born in Landstuhl in 1983 my dad was in the Army however I don't rememder anything about Germany. The pictures are beautiful. My sister and I are planning a trip so we can finally see were we where born. I can't wait these are the first pictures I have seen ever. Thank you for posting them

Teri		14-Jul-2008 05:11
Hello to all. I was born here in 1960. Fabulous place. Moved to the US to stay in 1974. I hope to get there again to visit one day. Most of my childhood is memories of Germany. Wonderful place to be and experience!

huther		12-Jul-2008 22:44
I was stationed there from July 1984 until October 1987 as the NCOIC of the Ambulatory Care Section with LTC Susan McMarlin. I retired on September 30, 1988 in El Paso, Texas from WBAMC, did 13 more years in civil service on ICU till April 30, 2002. Was at Landstuhl last May 2008. I remember SFC McLemore and MSG Munn, answered many phone calls from him, who remembers CSM Galindo? He retired in El Paso, sometimes I see him and also CSM LaRocca, he mailed the pictures. I also noticed that they named a Street at the backgate after COL Hitzelberger (Commander) in the 80ies. My e-mail address: alruhuther@sbcglobal.net Will be going to Australia in October, I married there in 1969 while in Vietnam, my wife passed away last year, her parents are buried in Australia, she still has a brother there, I will see him amd his family. You all take care. Rdolf (Rudi) Huther, SFC (R)

walter bloyed		12-Jul-2008 00:16
I was stationed at the 9th Hosp center hqs outside the front entrance to the 2nd gen hosp. There 1958 to 1961, Anyone stationed at that time email me wbloyed@airmail.net

Judy		11-Jul-2008 19:46
Thanks for the great pictures of Landstuhl. What wonderful memories they bring back. My husband was stationed at Ramstein AB, but I worked as a civilian at 2nd Gen Hosp from 1981-1986.

Felicia Hopkins (McLemore)		11-Jul-2008 04:15
Thanks for the walk down memory lane. We were stationed there from 1980-1988. I miss it so much. The best part of my childhood was living in Landstuhl. Some day I will take my family there. If anyone out there attended Landstuhl elementary school from 1980-1986 give me a buzz. I am trying to locate some school friends. I would love to hear from you. email at fleebug@charter.net Felicia

Isaac McLemore		09-Jul-2008 02:39
great photos ,was stationed at 2nd Gen from 1980-retired there in 87 and remained for 1 year longer ,wife taught 2nd grade at Landstuhl elem Isaac McLemore/Tn

mwm		08-Jul-2008 22:46
Super photo spread! I was assigned to the 2nd GH Jan. 71-Jul. 77 and lived in Mittlebrunn the entire time. Initially I worked "7B-SICU", then WM, 14CD (Detox) and last 2 1/2 years as NCOIC, Pulmonary-9C. Returned to Heidelberg (7th MEDCOM) Apr. 83-July 87, although I lived in Kaiserslautern (right by the Farmer's Market-few blocks down from the Bahnhof). My son Daniel was born at the 2nd GH, 22 May 76 and daughter Monica Kate was born there 2 June 87. My years in Germany, especially Landstuhl were some of the best years of my 30+ year career in the Army. Spent most of my stateside time at Fort Bragg, retiring as the CSM, 44th Medical Brigade (Airborne) in 1996. I now serve as the Director, Verterans Programs, The Army Historical Foundation, 2425 Wilson Blvd., Arlington, VA 22201. Would love to hear from anyone that served at the 2nd GH. Email me at: michael.munn@armyhistory.org or mwmunn@earthlink.net PS: Hey "Mokey"!

Doris		05-Jul-2008 23:59
Hi Jerry, this is really nice, I hope you and Betty are doing fine. Guess what? Chuck Statham is still at Landstuhl, running what is left of the 10th Med Lab. To everybody else, I was born and raised in Landstuhl and still live in the area. The Italian Restaurant at Kaiserstrasse 1 was called Taormina and the owners name is Filippo and his wife Giovanna. They are not at the same address anymore, but on the other side of the street, a little further down on the right toward the center of town. His new place is beautiful and anyone coming into town, you need to go there to eat, it is the best Italian place in the entire Landstuhl/Kaiserslautern area. Anyone wanting to visit or coming in to work in the area, I am working at the Vogelweh Housing Office, therefore, do not hesitate to contact or ask for me, even for short-term furnished places. I will help you to find suitable rentals in this area. I do have a second job and work for Remax in Germany but only sell houses with them. It would be nice to hear from people who knew me when they were in this area. My email address is internatbusiness@yahoo.com

Doris Drewlow		05-Jul-2008 23:11
Hi, this is a message from Doris Drewlow, I used to work at the Patient Administration Office and then at 10th Medical Laboratory. Hi Jerry Goularte, how is Betty?, guess what?, Chuck Statham is still here and runs what is left of the 10th Med Lab. To everybody else, Landstuhl is my hometown and I still live in this area. I am working at the Vogelweh (Ramstein Air Base Housing Office) and also for Re/max (but only sell houses there). Doris

Guest		05-Jul-2008 13:12
My dad was stationed there... Air Force and I was born in Landstuhl, April 1960. Thank you for the memories.

Virginia Clark-Elerick		05-Jul-2008 02:26
I was born in the Landstuhl military hospital in 1983. This was the first time I saw pictures of my birthplace. I want to go visit sometime, maybe possibly live there. It looks wonderful and pleasant! Thank you for posting the pictures. Virginia Clark-Elerick elerick602@yahoo.com

Jim Legg		04-Jul-2008 17:24
This is great. Pictures great. I was in Tox. in USAREUR Med. Lab. Dec. 58 - Oct. 60. George Walton - what section? Mike - MP we were in the same barracks. John - Cook, I ran into Lazkowski on Reforeger '76. I did a thing on the USAREUR Med Lab site. I have been in contact with several people in the lab. I had a great time. Mis-spent youth. I was back in '80. People I had worked with (Germans) had retired or died. Lab pretty much the same. Love to hear from others from Med. Lab.

Jerry Goularte		28-Jun-2008 16:02
Thanks for a trip down memory lane. I was with 8th Evac 60-62 and 10th Med Lab 74-82. Landsthul and Ramstein provided a fantastic living environment.

Zack Watkins		23-Jun-2008 15:53
Got to Kindsback in January of 87...lived in the top of Da Toni's Italian resturant...He and Lisa were very nice people. I was a civi working in the HAWK and Patriot missile program at that time. I played guitar and bass guitar at TOM's in Einseidlorhof on Friday and Saturday nights and sometimes would get called to play on a military circuit band. I ended up getting married and my wife was the base commanders secretary at RamsteinAFB when we left in 92. My daughter was born in Landstuhl in 88..She now attends SMU on a Presidential Scholarship...I hope she gets to see her birthplace soon. If Nole Boado or Gill Kadena reads this give me and email. GREAT pics! These were truely the best 5 years of my life.

Shawn Cone		21-Jun-2008 19:57
I lived in the are and worked at the hospital from 2000-05. I have many great memories of my expeience there. I love it and miss it very much. That area has always felt like home to me. I hope to get back there someday.

philipp Gawenda		19-Jun-2008 21:43
Philipp Gawenda lived in Landstuhl (on the Atzel) for two years and another two in Ramstein between 74 and 78, ages (10 to 14). His first girlfriends were Sabine Schwamberger and then (I forgot her first name) Hirschfeld. Those were the best years of his life. The castle ruin was his playground from summer to white winters. His father was a German Airforce Colonel stationed at the airbase. He never found Franz von Sickingen's buried treasure.

Bruce Reinger		14-Jun-2008 22:49
Thanks much. The pictures were great. I was at LAMC in 1959-1960. Two of the best years of my life.

Jessica Figueroa		13-Jun-2008 02:42
HA! How crazy is that? When I went to apply for my passport 3 weeks ago, I looked at my Birth certificate. I was born in at the Landstuhl military hospital. This whole time I thought I was born in Karlsruhe. I am now 25 and can't wait to visit Landstuhl! These pics are amazing.

Guest		06-Jun-2008 22:46
was any one working in the dental clinic? in landstuhl back around 196-1979

guest		06-Jun-2008 16:28
Was stationed to the 8Evac Hosp. Generator Operator 66-67. Looking for info on any others.

Dee		02-Jun-2008 23:18
I am seriously thinking about trying to get a job at the hospital in the operating room as a civilian. Does anyone have any suggestions? Where to live? I would be alone so whould it be difficult to meet people and get involved in the community?Any info would be of great help.

Elva todd		02-Jun-2008 18:16
My husband was transferred to Landstuhl in l951 before the hospital was completed. It was the 320th General Hospital at that time. I joined him 6 months later and lived with my two daughter and him at Vogelsweih Housing which had just been completed. we were there when the Officers Club was built just behind the housing. In the beginning we did not have a commissary and had to go to a warehouse to get our basic food. He was supply officer (Warrant Officer) and our third daughter was born there. Many good friends and many great experiences. It was fun being among the first and living off the economy. Shopping in Kaiserslautern nearby was an experience. Elva todd

John Barr		31-May-2008 13:11
I was statione at Ramstein from 1962-1965, in the Air Police squadron. I worked the town patrol with the MP Company from Kaiserslautern. The town is still as beautiful as I remember, they always kept the city clean and vibrant. Such a wonder ful memory, I would love to see it again. Thanks for your hard wrok in doing this.

Guest		30-May-2008 14:49
I was stationed at 2nd General Hospital from 1961 to 1963....worked in the hospital Admissions office....it was one of the best times of my life...traveled all over Europe..made many friends. Anyone stationed during that time..pls contact me at WCS1942@aol.com. Walt Scarborough

mike		27-May-2008 19:28
I was born in landstuhl in August of 62. these are the first pics that i have seen since I was a kinder. Danke!

landstuhlbandb.info		27-May-2008 11:02
I avoid any contractual agreement respecting housing or utilities. Properties offered outside the housing office, generally don't meet the requirements of the JTFR housing allowance and are not reimbursable for contract, active or reserve renters. They are good at getting default judgments, which become known at the most inoppertune times. Another favorite is haveing the utilities for the Apt, listed in your name only. Most generally the renter ends up paying for the entire utility bill of the household...not just their apt. Don't sign a lease unless it has a military/contractor clause and never more than 6 months. Be sure utilities are included in every rental. You will notice about a 350 euro increase in your obligations if they are not.

Guest		27-May-2008 05:57
i was born there in 1974 at the US Military Hospital- my grandparents were stationed there and that's where my parents met their senior year in high school- moved to California when I was 1 year old

Ralph Madhosingh		25-May-2008 21:23
I worked at the 10th Medical Laboratory from December '97 to May '98 when I left for the 97th Army Hospital in Frankfut. I met my wife in the cafiteria at the 2nd General. She was a WAC working as a transcriber.

Al		25-May-2008 20:58
Pauline, I was born in Landstuhl in 1973 as my dad was stationed there. I moved back to the states when I was 4 years old. I would luv to hear about the area and what to look for if I ever go visit my birth place. Thanks, Al

James		25-May-2008 00:20
great photos of Landstuhl. I was stationed at 2nd General from 65-67 and am going back for a look-see for the first time since I left. Taking the train from Paris on June 21, 2008 just for the day and hope the building I lived in is still there. I'm having some anxiety about whether I can be allowed on the base but since it's a hospital I guess I can. I would love it if someone who lives there now can show me around for a few hours on that saturday. In any event, it will be an adventure just go back after 41 years.

Roxanne		21-May-2008 12:33
hello everyone!!! I have lived in the Landstuhl area/Germany from '96 to '08. It is great place to live, and I know I will miss it like crazy. With the Euro/Dollar exchange rate though it is an expensive place to live, so watch out how you spend your money. Many sightseeing in that area, and you can travel to other countries surrounding Germany. Great opportunity to live there!!!! Viel Spass in Deutschland!!!

Guest		18-May-2008 00:07
I may be taking a job at the hospital in landstuhl and wanted to know about the cost of living there. if anyone knows, please email me at ousmips@yahoo.com. thank you very much.

Ellen Costigan		16-May-2008 13:46
My husband was with NATO in Oslo in the late 80s. I had the opportunity to visit Landstuhl a number of times, Ramstein, the Medical Facility, K-town for shopping, Harry's which I understand is no longer there. I googled Landstuhl in order to be sure I was spelling it correctly. The reason I was looking for it is that I have a home-based business that is currently doing business in Germany and I'm looking for folks who want to improve their level of wellness as well as secure their financial future. I represent a company called Reliv, www.reliv.com. If you are interested in hearing more email me at relivpensacola@hotmail.com. Reliv is 20 years old and I have been associated with them for over 16 years. It's the best job I've ever had!

wayne oakley		14-May-2008 00:42
trying to get in touch the poster "doug" my emial is woakley64@yahoo.com i'm certain we must have known eachother,or at the very least had mutual friends. btw i do remember the beer fest next to the base theater, i also remember buying fireworks right out the back gate at that little beer stand.

R . L . Sherlock		12-May-2008 01:52
I was stationed in Landstuhl from Dec. '51 til Dec. '53.I am 76 years old and would love to go back. So much has changed in 55 years. Is the big parade ground and ball field still there? I played a lot of soft ball there.

Guest		30-Apr-2008 04:59
to tom: the Italian restaurant at 1 Kaiserstrasse--did the owner have a German Shepherd that greeted you at the door - I lived on von Richthoffenstrasse--these are great pics and I would love to be there again

Marilyn		28-Apr-2008 03:14
Marilyn Pauline,do you or does anyone else remember Neu Gast Haus in Landstuhl? My husband was stationed at 2nd Gen Hosp from 71-72. He worked in the office doing hospital stats. We lived in the small town of Linden. Our landlady owned that Gast Haus,her husbandd name was Peter and she had a son Sigie. We were just talking about how fun it would be to go back and see Landstuhl again,I am sure it has changed alot.

Pauline Van Heest		25-Apr-2008 18:51
Mokey I was stationed in Landstuhl from 71-76. Was a syrg Tech but first worked in L&D for a couple of months then went to the Urology Clinic for almost 4 yrs,then finally made it to surgery. Got Married to Bill,endedup in MI where I still live today(no more Bill). It started as a two year tour for Women but I loved it so much that I extended for an extra 3 years one at a time. I'll never forget the area and some of the most beautiful countryside in the world. One of the best memories of my life,especially the cukoo bird I heard while walking through the woods one of my first days there. Thanks for sharing your pictures, I miss Landstuhl more than I will ever know.

Guest		18-Apr-2008 20:12
I was stationed at Landstuhl, 2d GH, from 75 to 77. I worked in PO&T and have many fond memories of the area. Beautiful location in SW Germany; if you are going to be stationed there, get out and see the Rhinefalz area south to the French border and east to Anweiler. sp4grove, I probably knew you as well but can't tell from your login name. My first name is Terry. After Landstuhl, I transferred to 763d Med in Muenchweiler, just south of Landstuhl.

Alex		18-Apr-2008 15:25
I'm 19 years old, living in Green Bay Wisconsin, but I was born in Landstuhl (1989). My dad was stationed there while in the U.S. Air Force. We moved back to the U.S. when I was about 1 year old. I really want to go back and visit sometime now that I'm a little older.

Christina		17-Apr-2008 20:14
I might be taking a job in Landstuhl- can anyone tell me about the cost of living? (rent, groceriest, utilities, etc)? It looks like such a charming place to live. Thank you!

Ewolf		15-Apr-2008 23:48
Some colleagues and I are going to be in Landstuhl, where do you suggest we go for evening and daytime activities? Any good sites, castles, etc? Best beer hall in town? Thanks

John		15-Apr-2008 16:28
I was stationed in Lanstuhl 10th Med Lab/Cooked in the 8th EVAC Mess Hall /back side of the Concern, Lived in aan apartment in a building by the cemetery in town, then in an apartment on Saarbrucken Strs. 1957-1959 / drove an old staff car a Ford Tanus. Which was the same as a 1947 Chev.

Guest		12-Apr-2008 00:21
Ilived in L. in 1963-4. the pics made me very homesick. i found my old street on the map--does anyone remember charlie frank, stationed at miesau at the tim?

Teresa Walker		07-Apr-2008 13:44
I was assigned to 583rd Med C0 (AMB) at landsthul from 1983-1984 (18 months). Trying to locate old unit mates. I was back in Landsthul recently to take a walk down memory lane. It has changed a lot yet it is still a beautiful place. The building that housed 583rd Med Company has been totally renovated! Do any of you remember the road you had to take to drive from Landsthul to Vogelweh? It is still a two lane (one coming one going) and people still drive like its the autobahn. Anyone remember 40 Mark Strassa? If from the 583rd and you had to drive an Ambulance remember the hill coming down into town? What about the guy that overturned the ambulance coming down that hill? One thing I will always remember is the 1SG we use to call Drac(ula). Please contact me via email if anyone was assigned to 583rd the same time as I

Steve Wilkinson		02-Apr-2008 19:30
I was stationed at the 10th Med Lab, EHS from 77-80. Fantastic times there and I spent a lot of time up at the castle. Fond memories.

Guest		01-Apr-2008 17:01
Hi, My husband and I are looking for a small apartment near LMRC where I will be working as a psychotherapist. My contract starts in June 2008. We have one real nice older cat. Can someone give me some leads? susan.clerici@yahoo.com

Eva		25-Mar-2008 18:01
I was a military wife. Our last duty station was Landstuhl. We lived up on the hill in the military housing. We were there for four years and I loved it. This site brings back many memories. Thanks for the pictures and memories. We were there from 92' to 96' Such a beautiful place to live.

Tom		18-Mar-2008 19:35
Love the pictures! I was stationed at Ramstein from 78-81 and lived in Landstuhl at 1 Kaiserstrasse. This was right above an Italian resturant!! The family treated me as one of their own. What a great place and I have wonderful memories

jeanna		18-Mar-2008 04:39
I loved the pictures it all still looks just like it use to my father was stationed in landstuhl 93-96 i went to the middle school there on base where we also lived it was such a fun time the base and downtown were great it was a wonderful place to grow up.

Doug		15-Mar-2008 22:46
Does anyone remember the Playhouse Movie Theater on Post and the field next to it where the carnivals would set-up? I remember they always had a beer tent where I could find my folks. We would bum quarters from the soldiers so we could ride the bumper cars.

cas		15-Mar-2008 19:03
Oh the photos are lovely. I was born in Landstuhl, but was a baby when we left. I do want to visit someday, but for now the photos are a nice touch

Skip Dorgan		11-Mar-2008 19:01
Thanks for the walk down memory lane. I was stationed at 10th Med. in Landstuhl for almost 4 years from '80-'84 and it was a great experience. You're photo's bring back lots of wonderful memories of long missed friends. Skip Dorgan

Joe mMcIntosh		09-Mar-2008 21:33
I was in Landstuhl as an Army Brat from 1959-1962 and have gotten in touch with six classmartes! What fun to see the pictures and remember the great times on the hill. Wonderful teachers, Mr. Hakim, Miss Dinwiddie, Miss Cooper and Capt. Sheridan's square dance club. My friends Dennis Markey, Allan Kennedy, Jayme Ballard, Jack Meyer and Judy Crandall. If you were there, please e-mail me. I lived there when it was LAMC. I reside in the Oklahoma City area. We get together every year.

Guest		08-Mar-2008 01:20
I will be working at the Landstuhl Medical Facility this summer for 1 month. Can anyone advise me how to rent a house for a family of 5? Thanks.

josianne		04-Mar-2008 00:53
I am thinking of relocating and working at the hospital in Landstuhl. Can you tell me where to go to locate housing for my and my family. Should I ship my car there or is it easy and affordable to buy a car there?

David Burge		21-Feb-2008 18:25
Living overseas in Landstuhl was one of the best experiences in my early life. It gave me a broader appreciate of the world, something that my classmates back in the states seemed ignorant of. Prepared me for all of the international travel I have done as an adult. I was there '75-77 and knew Judy Shrake...hi Judy! She sat behind me in Mrs. Small's 8th grade math class at RJH. In the summer after 9th grade we hung out occasionally at the AYA in on post. Great foose-ball player. I remember enjoying walking through the German country side in numerous 10km Folksmarches with my Dad. Afterwards, a hot bratworst and beer to the sounds of a polka band. The Germans knew how to relax. Nothing like that around here in Houston.

M Guenther		19-Feb-2008 05:19
very nice. you've captured what a beautiful,scenic town Landstuhl must be. my great-grandfather grew up in Kindsbach and went to church at Sankt Andreas. was that red bricked church Sankt Andreas?

Curtis		15-Feb-2008 18:20
I worked at 2nd General Hospital in the Urology and then in the OR from 1972 until 1975. Had another tour from 1977 to 1980 at 2nd General. This was the highlights of my military career not only for me but for my family, Betty, Brian and Curt. After viewing your photos of Landstuhl, we all want to return one day. Curtis Altman

Brian		14-Feb-2008 17:56
Great pictures. Brings back a whole lota memories. Its also great to notice alot of names visiting this site. Judy Shrake (thank-you) along with your brother Brian, Michael Fields(Where is your brother), and also new both Carol and Bill Koheler. Where are the rest of gang that leaved there during 72-80.

Phillip		13-Feb-2008 22:33
I was there as a army brat in 69-71,we lived in town rather than on the base. i revisted it in dec. 2006. it looked the same except for some missing staircases?. I went to the local school where the nuns were the teachers...thanks for the photos

Mark Wagner		12-Feb-2008 10:51
I was an OR tech working in the ER from 78-80 Best time of my life. Sandi Perdun we worked together. Would love to here from you. Call or email. 336-266-2947 mark.wagner@stryker.com

Wetmore		30-Jan-2008 14:59
I was stationed at LRMC from 2006-2007...I love the photos...I miss Landstuhl and would love to get back someday...thanks for making my day a little brighter...Go Navy!

ramsingh		27-Jan-2008 17:06
Al: I was in Landstuhl at Ramstein from 58-62. Four of the best years I ever had. I have been back three times in the sixties a month at a time. 807th tactical control squardon. The pictures made me home sick.

Ralph L.Allison		26-Jan-2008 19:34
I was stationed in Landstuhl from 1957 thru 1959.I have nothing but great memories and would like to go back and visit some day.Ralph Allison

Donald Hoover, USAF Retired		22-Jan-2008 18:16
My wife Dean'a and I were at Ramstein from 82-88 (4ATAF). We spend a great deal of our time in and around Landstulh, both shopping & eating, as well as at the Kino. One of the greatest places on the earth. To this day we are still Homesick for Landstuhl and that area of Germany. So many times we have wished we were still there. Beautiful town and wonderful people. And the food! Thanks for having this site with all the beautiful photos.

Alex		22-Jan-2008 17:39
I was born in Landstuhl in the Army Hospital as many of you were , and my mothers entire family consisting of 6 brothers, and sisters still live in and around Landstuhl. My Grandfather Edward Thum was the Mayor of Landstuhl in the early 1940's and my Grandmother passed away there recently. My Aunt Tilla, and Susie own the Hotel Rosehof there which I recommend highly to anyone if you are every there to visit. I travel there often, and truly consider it home and were my heart is...The pictures are some of the best I've seen.

Doug		21-Jan-2008 00:20
Great Pictures. Brings back memories. Can't believe some of the comments. I live in Landstuhl from 71 to 74, 5th, 6th and 7th grade. I don't remember Judy Shrake Donegon but we had to be in 6th grade together (there were only three classes- my teacher was Mrs Frey). Also spent most of my time in the "Valley" referenced by Wayne Oakley. Would love here more.

Rick		20-Jan-2008 19:32
I am a Naval Reserve Officer/healthcare professional being mobilized in Oct. 08 to Army Hosptial Landstuhl. The Navy and Army are now working on a joint mission due to all the deployments to Iraq. Since I am a bachelor once again, I am looking to be close to things to do; however, I have to be close to the hospital due to call requirements. Any advice would be appreciated. My email is rick0630@gmail.com. LCDR Rick M. United States Navy

Mustang Mike		20-Jan-2008 12:31
Michael Field Judy shrake....I used to hang out with you brother brian...we used build models and stuff...Bill koeler used to be another guy that hung out with us...You probably dont remember me..

Dennisse		19-Jan-2008 05:14
Hi, I was in Landstuhl in the summer of 2001. Is a beautiful town. My brother live there. i'm planning to go back next summer.

michael F.Gallegos		16-Jan-2008 01:17
Hello,my name is Michael and I am locking to find my sister.Sie lebt ja mit ihrem Son in Landstuhl sein name ist Benjamin Mueller,meine schwester ist Connie R.Gallegos.Ich hoffe das irgend jemand mir helfen kann.Ich lebe ja in den USA,Salt Lake City,UTAH.I need to FIND her. thanks Michael F.Gallegos I dont know the prefix to the USA but my Cellphone number is 801-209-7062

Guest		12-Jan-2008 21:37
I will be comeing to this lovey town in April. Thanks for the pictures and all the great comments. This really has me excited and am looking forward to meeting and living in such a lovely community. Patricia

Guest		12-Jan-2008 17:55
I was in Laundstuhl from 72 - 73 with the 6th matience batallion. Currently looking for anyone that was stationed there at that time. Please contact me at redneckwines@aol.com

Guest		11-Jan-2008 00:53
These photos are just beautiful. My husband and I will be stationed in Landstuhl in April and not a single person has told me anything negative about it. Everyone wishes they had stayed longer or wish to return. I am very excited about this PCS and so is my husband. I have already gone to the Kaiserslauternamerican.com website and saw some great houses and I have seen some government housing pictures online, I would rather go with renting off post for now. How can I find out more about the utilities, phone and cable companies there, do I have to wait until we get there? Thanks for the information on the ramstein relocation and the b and b.

Rill Runyan		10-Jan-2008 20:42
I was stationed in Landstuhl from 1964 ( arrived Chirstmas eve) until 6/66 and was attached to the 583 Med (Amb) Company. I have never been back although would like to return for a visit. I have alot of memories of this town and some of the locals there and Ramstein. These are the best pictures I have seen of it on the Internet. I still have some but are all b/w. Alot of fun reading the comments.

Shelly		10-Jan-2008 11:43
Wow,the pix are great and the comments are too! Really takes me back to a beautiful time in my life. I gave birth to my first child in Landstuhl hospital March 4th, 1974. My husband was stationed at Ramstein from '72-'76. Anybody remember Shuf's Schnitzel Haus? One of my favorite places to eat. Also, there was the Swiss Chalet Restaurant up on the hill...Great food by a blonde Italian..Many, many, happy memories. Loved the metal shutters in the windows; why don't we have those in the states? lol

Peder		07-Jan-2008 23:01
Stationed at Ramstien 93-96. such a sweet assignment. Miss Germany but don't miss the USAF. Biked up to that castle from Kapaun many times on the trails. Man I miss that.

Derek		07-Jan-2008 17:20
I'm the same as Audrey, I was born in Landstuhl as well and have never been back and was searching the interent for some pics of where I was born, Thanks!

ramsteinbandb.com		05-Jan-2008 15:25
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Jody		04-Jan-2008 04:58
Great pictures. I was stationed at Landstuhl from Jan 93 to Jan 95. It was absolutley the best two years of my life. I went back to Germany in 04 while on R and R from Iraq and spent 2 nights in Landstuhl. Now, I am back in Iraq and am planning my R and R in March and can surely see myself visiting Landstuhl once again.

Guest		29-Dec-2007 19:48
Thanks to my friends Ken and Katie Baldwin... for sharing these beautiful pics of Germany's peaceful little town of Landstuhl. Peace and happiness to you both during this upcoming New Year. Jim Distler

Stan Needle		24-Dec-2007 15:02
I did OJT at Landstuhl in 77. I remember a lot of great people and good times. I also remember hiking up the mountain. It was great to see pictures of the place. Does anyone have a old map of the Hospital?

Barbara Kettenring-Catron		19-Dec-2007 04:28
I enjoyed the photos very much. My fathers ancestors came from Landstuhl to USA in 1772. His 8th Great-Grandfather was a council member of Landstuhl and Hans Jacob's son was Mayor of this town in the early 1700's. I can only imagine what the town looked like during their lives.

wayne oakley		11-Dec-2007 04:23
my name is wayne oakley, lived in landstuhl from 75 2 79 have very fond memories of the place, i remember playing in the "valley" places like donut rock and painted cliff attended elem. school and middle school (by the bismarak tower) my father was in the satcom field.....anybody remember me?

www.ramsteinrelocation.com		09-Dec-2007 07:37
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Peter		28-Nov-2007 16:32
I was stationed at Ramstein as a base photo specialist from 1984-1986.....a neat little place, Landstuhl. I worked up in the medical buildings while a new photo lab was being built on Ramstein in 1985.......I noticed the dark room was an old shower facility, with old green tiling, which turned out to be a Hitler youth barracks during the Nazi era.

Pat		27-Nov-2007 06:49
My name is Patrick, I grew up (11 of my first 13 years) in Germany and Venicia, Italy, including '62 - '68 in Landstuhl. I am now 53 years old, half German and own an Award Winning Texas Style BBQ business. I used to be fluent in German and Italian and expect the languages to come back in short order. My goal is to partner with a local person to open authentic Texas Style BBQ shacks in and/or around Landstuhl. My motivation is three fold; first and foremost is to offer a truly American food to our military, to share Texas style BBQ to Europeans and finally to return to where I was raised. If you or anyone you may know could help me in this endeavor I would very much appreciate it. What should my first steps be? I'll be arriving in Landstuhl Feb. 11th to check the waters Thank you in advance for any help.

Diane		26-Nov-2007 02:13
Great photos. I was stationed at 2nd G from January 1976 to February 1979. Worked in Detox and lived in town behind the bahnhof. My husband and I had the opportunity to revisit in July 1997. Our daughter is going to visit soon (her first home was in Landstuhl) so these pictures will be great to show her. She was only 2 when she left and hasn't been back yet. Thanks a lot!

Bob Foster		25-Nov-2007 19:41
I was a patient at the hospital in 1959 after an airplane crash in Naples. As a guy with a long leg cast I saw very little of the surrounding area but remember a very kind family who sprung me just before I was air evaced back to the states and we spent an afternoon on the banks of the Rhine at Worms. The hospital was first rate and sure put me back together

Mike		23-Nov-2007 01:40
Thank you for the great pics! I was stationed in the ER at LARMC from 86-89 Just wanted to see what it looked like today

Jayson		22-Nov-2007 20:22
Hans I have never lived in Landstuhl, although I just spent a month there. I have now been to Landstuhl three times and have enjoyed my time on every visit.

Guest		22-Nov-2007 19:45
Hi Jayson, I've been living at Landstuhl since 1999 and I still like the place a lot. I like your photos as they show a lot of different aspects of this little town, form castle to "Kaufland"! ;-) Do you still live here at Landstuhl or have you moved back to the USA? Regards Hans (www.dreamstime.com/hansok_info)

Mike		18-Nov-2007 04:58
I was stationed at Landstuhl from Jan 1959, to July 1961. I was with the Military Police Det. I really enjoyed my tour there, was wondering if the MP unit is still operating? Hoping to get over there this year or next.

Diana Buhring		17-Nov-2007 02:29
Diana Duarte-Buhring I lived and worked in the hospital from 1978-1981 on the female surgery floor. I liked over Bakery Kroner and later moved on the hill in post housing. I loved it there and the pictures bring back many memories

sp4grove		15-Nov-2007 21:23
I was stationed at Landstuhl from 75 to 77. I was an OR Tech at 2nd General in those days and lived on post. I have a brother who was stationed at Ramstein at the same time. Very fond memories and many good times to remember. All these years later I still think about Landstuhl at times.

Chuck		02-Nov-2007 10:36
I was stationed at 2nd General Hospital Landstuhl, Germany from Sept 1959 to April 1962 and I traveled all over Western Europe it was an opportunity of a lifetime. Also made somelifelong friends.

Jim Heil		18-Oct-2007 09:24
I arrived at Landstuhl Nov. 52 and left April 56, Weiner Schnitzel was 10 DM and a bottle of beer was 1 DM. I understand prices have changed a bit! Really enjoyed your photos and would like more, any information would be greatly appreciated.

John Basham		16-Oct-2007 16:56
I was stationed in Lanstuhl in the late seventies, with the 583rd Med. Co. (AMB). Loved my time there, and these pics bring back alot of memories.

Judy Shrake Donegan		08-Oct-2007 14:34
I lived on Landstuhl Base from 1973 until 1978. My apartment was in view of the entrance to the 2nd General Hospital. I was 11 when we arrived and 15 when we left. I went to Landstuhl for 6th grade then Ramstein for 7th, 8th and 9th. I spent my sophmore year at Kaiserslautern American H.S. Anyone there during this time frame? I have been back since (my last trip was in 1994) and I felt like I had gone home. Your pictures are great! Judy

Danette		08-Oct-2007 02:27
Thank you for the photos! My husband and I were stationed there from 1986-1989. My son was born at LARMC. I just loved the place. A part of my heart will always belong there.

Guest		04-Oct-2007 12:55
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Lisa		03-Oct-2007 18:47
This place looks amazing!!! My dad was in the Air Force and so my family was stationed there in 1975; then I was born there in 1977. One year later were were stationed in Austin, TX in 1978, so I do not remember the place at all. Looks like a great place I should take my daughter to visit.

Chris Boswell		01-Oct-2007 19:33
I was at Lanstuhl Elementary from 1983-1985. Anyone else there during that time? Chris Boswell chris_m_boswell@yahoo.com

Guest		27-Sep-2007 18:12
I was stationed in Landstuhl 2nd General Hospital in the mid 80's .Enjoyed my tour. Shopping at Vogulwae PX and Commasary driving down B-40 going to K-Town ,Yeah, some great memories and the mark-rate was good. Now one ask , whats a Mark (?).

Kelley		27-Sep-2007 10:53
My husband has been offered a position at Ramstein and we are looking at Landsyuhl as a place to live. Does anyone know of a websight to find Landstuhl rental property? Thank you, Kelley

Stephanie		26-Sep-2007 19:32
I lived in Landstuhl in 2000 when my father was stationed there...I loved walking around the whole place with no worries.....

george walton		19-Sep-2007 19:24
I was stationed with the USAREUR Med Lab from 1960-1963. Was there when the Berlin Wall was erected. Visited the Brehm family in K-Town. I have pictures of inside the castle. I hear the Baron was moved. Got extended during the cuban crisis. Got married there in 62 by the Bergermeister and the Catholic chaplin. Drank Parkbrau beer in the Nco Club for 10 cents a bottle. I worked in the 10th Med Lab. Enjoyed Landstuhl greatly. The pictures are great. It has changed.

Robert Thaler		14-Sep-2007 23:05
Always good to see Landstuhl. Was stationed at the air base for three wonderful years. from 1958 to 1960. Fell in love with Gertrud there and had to leave her after getting engaged to her. Sent for her after finding job with P&WA in Fl.and got married.I stil love the best suvineer of Landstuhl,Gertrud.

Rob		13-Sep-2007 18:39
I too was stationed at Landstuhl, attached to the 10th med lab, in the early 80's. Sandi and I probably crossed paths at some time. Pictures are great but it all seems different somehow.

Nickie		13-Sep-2007 15:35
My father was stationed in Landstuhl for 4 years between 88-91. I love this town and can still hear the Westminster chimes in the village. I have plans on returning and showing my own children all the places I enjoyed there from the ice cream shops to the toy stores! I carry those memories close to me. Thank You for the lovely pictures.

sandi perdun		11-Sep-2007 11:57
i was stationed in landstuhl 77-80 and again as a dependent 87-90. the pix are beautiful and bring back happy memories, part of me will always live in landstuhl.

Emily		01-Sep-2007 21:27
I lived in Landstuhl on the afb, as a child from 83-93. I forgot how lovely it really was. I remember the woods all around were filled with those strange pits that some say were made by bombs. I miss the quaint red rooves and the window boxes. I want to go back so badly!

Patricia		06-Aug-2007 02:35
These are beautiful pictures. I lived in Landstuhl in the early to mid-eighties and these bring back many memories. I wish you had photos of the highrises on the hills behind the town. Thanks.

Crystal		16-Jul-2007 13:29
Thanks for posting such great pictures. I'm moving there in two months. Nice to get a look at where I'm going.

Martin Thomas		19-Jun-2007 03:42
Pics are ok...I was there in 1982-83 in the 583rd medical company (ambulance). I liked the canaon balls on the castle walls. There are 2 canaon balls 1 white and one black. The balls have been eroded over time. Pictures of the banhoff?? Would be kool or the barricks of the med center. My pics were lost long ago.

Shondee		18-Jun-2007 18:45
I lived here with my family in the mid-eighties while my Dad was stationed at Ramstein AFB. I got to return in 1998 and was happy to see not much had changed. I love the pictures you took, they really reflect the town.

Marion		11-Jun-2007 01:47
The pictures are great! I was there from 1957 to 1960 and it did bring back memories of the town.

Jennifer		02-Jun-2007 00:15
Thank You so much for posting those photos. It is so pretty there. We lived there from "88" to "92" My dad was stationed at the army base and we lived like 2 miles away from the base. It is just like how I remember it. I always have wanted to go back. I keep telling my husband I am going to move our family there.

Brandon		02-Mar-2007 17:17
I used to live in Landstuhl back in the early to mid eighties with my family on the military base. I am going to come back to visit friends and family. Germany is the most beautiful place I have ever been to. I wish that where I live in new york was that picturesque.

Christina		25-Feb-2007 15:09
I lived there as a very young child, too young to remember. Thanks for posting pics of the city.

Audrey		21-Feb-2007 17:07
I was born in the Army hospital there in Landstuhl but I haven't been back since I was a baby. Thanks for posting pics that helped me see my birthplace.

barbara		23-Jan-2007 01:15
I love your photos, my son is in the AirForce and lives in Landstuhl, I plan on going to visit within 2 years. It looks like a beautiful place.

Savanah		29-Jun-2006 23:52
Lovely photos of Landstuhl. It hasn't changed much in the last 30 years.

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