Entry: 102403
Subject: MUNA KASERNE
Shawn McInturff wrote on August 22, 2025
City and State: SEGUIN TX
Unit: 504TH MT COM
Service or Relationship: 1986-1992
Comments: Looking for pictures of Muna any years will do and a map if anyone has one
Keywords:
Entry: 102083
Subject: 69-72 545TH PERSONAL
Tony Castelli wrote on December 5, 2024
City and State: KATY TX
Unit: 545 ORDANANCE CO
Service or Relationship: Army
Comments: Anyone at the 545th Ord from 1969 to 1972
Keywords: Zoom Club
Entry: 101765
Subject: STATIONED IN MUENSTER FROM 1983-1985
Larry Mosley SR. wrote on March 3, 2024
City and State: SAN ANTONIO TX
Unit: 545 ORDINANCE
Service or Relationship: Army
Comments: Looking for anyone stationed at Muenster Kaserne from 1983-85. Cooks or atheletes
Keywords:
Entry: 101264
Subject: 545 TH ORD MUENSTER 79-82
matthew heney wrote on March 16, 2023
City and State: MOORESVILLE NC
Unit: 545TH ORD. MUENSTER S&I PLATOON
Service or Relationship: 1979-1982
Comments: still alive and well......shout to all who is still on this side of the grass
Keywords:
Entry: 100940
Subject: 1970-1972
TONY CASTELLI wrote on September 12, 2022
City and State: HOUSTON TX
Unit: 545TH ORDINANCE CO
Service or Relationship: ARMY
Comments: Looking to hear from anyone stationed there 70-72
Keywords: Trips to Frankfurt to the ZOOM club or Crazy Sexy
Entry: 100238
Subject: MAKE CONTACT
Robert Richter wrote on June 20, 2021
City and State: MINOT ND
Unit: 545 ORDANCE CO MUNESTER GERMANY
Service or Relationship: 60 to 63
Comments: Would like to hear from anyone who served during 60 to 63 I served as a mechanic in 2nd Platoon
Keywords:
Entry: 99869
Subject: LOOKING FOR THE TRUCK DRIVERS STATIONED WITH ME 76-79 IN MUENSTER
Ken Justice wrote on November 19, 2020
City and State:
Unit:
Service or Relationship:
Comments: After all these years, I finally found time to look for the guys I was stationed with at the 545th. Ord. On 11 Jan. 1976 I came in with 7-8 Infantry men from the Frankfurt Replacement unit on the Train to Darmstadt. Nobody was there to pick us up. It was damm cold in out Class As. We then got in contact with the
MPs and they informed the 545th that we were waiting on them. Two guys came to get us in a dues and a half , it was dark and they drove the back roads to Muenster.
We thought we were at the end of the world somewhere in nowhere.
Anyway we got there. I was assigned to the Transport Platoon being I was a 64C30 Heavy Truck driver. The next couple of months went by and I went on temporary duty to the HHC 15th Ord. Bn. as a courier. Everyday from Darmstadt to Mannheim and back or sometimes to Pirmesens. That lasted just short of year. That was when the 545th was reassigned to the 59th Brigade/72 Ord Bn, I was sent back to Muenster. All in all not a bad place to be. We had some fun times and some foggy days. Some of guys last names I remember are: Shaw, Little, Robbins, McGaha, White, Roads, Wallace, Durham, the chaplains assistent Niskanen, Lt. Baird (my best man at my wedding). I got married to my German girl in Aug. 79 and stayed in Germany as a civilian. There are a lot of stories to tell about those days. The Muna was left abandond 1995. They built an industrial park and renamed the area Breitenfeld. I still live in Germany near Darmstadt in Griesheim and still have my loving german wife.
I'd love to hear from anyone that remembers those days and me.
Keywords: Muna, Muenster, 545th, 1976-1979
Entry: 99427
Subject: FANTASTIC MEMORIES ON MY MANY LEAVES AT 545TH ORD. CO.
Brian Smith wrote on May 25, 2020
City and State: MONROVIA CA
Unit: 545 ORD. CO.
Service or Relationship: 1965-1967
Comments: Europe was absolutely the best place to be. I was a tower rat for a few months and then worked in the Operations room as clerk typist. Bill Santy was my good buddy and we spent a lot of time in Dieberg going to the schwimmbad in the summer summer, going to Heidelberg, drinking beer at the hotel Mainzerhof in Dieberg and other gasthauses and of course great times during Fasching. We went on leave to go skiing in Garmisch and had a blast. I also went on a solo bike ride to the Bodensee. On another leave I drove my VW to London and met my parents. We drove to Scotland and met relatives and then went to Ireland and met more relatives. On another leave Adam Chalekian, my new room mate, and I drove to Spain and had a great time in Costa Bravo. My service at the 545th turned out to be a fantastic experience. Great memories!
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Entry: 98860
Subject: SHERRI NEWBILL 1985-1988
Sherri Newbill wrote on December 3, 2019
City and State: OXFORD NC
Unit: 545TH ORDNANCE COMPANY
Service or Relationship: US Army
Comments: Hi!
I have some fond memories of my service in the 545th! I worked with common and then operations “out back.” I would love to hear from those who were stationed there during that time. I recognize Villa and Hefner who have left comments. I am friends with Michael Stoner on Facebook and also Ken Culler who was with 6th MP.
Keywords: 545th Ordnance, 6th MP, “Out Back”, Starlight
Entry: 98729
Subject: 545 ORD CO.MUENSTER GERMANY 1983-1985
Gary Garber wrote on November 3, 2019
City and State:
Unit: 545 ORD. CO.
Service or Relationship: 1983-1985
Comments: Hey.. jusy looking for old army buddies!
Keywords:
Entry: 96284
Subject: 545TH ORD 1984-1986
Anthony Stevens wrote on August 28, 2018
City and State: MURFREESBORO TN
Unit: 545TH ORD CO. SIGNAL
Service or Relationship:
Comments: My first duty station back in 1984, played football and worked at the Commo. Remembering SFC Legrande, Sgt Christopher Brown. Such great memories
Keywords: Signal
Entry: 96179
Subject: 545TH ORDNANCE CO 76-79
Juan Medrano wrote on August 16, 2018
City and State: SAN ANTONIO TX
Unit: 545TH ORDNANCE CO
Service or Relationship: Retired 1992
Comments: Reading all these messages sure does bring back memories, mostly all good and fun. Lots of great people. Lots of beer and drunk times. Remember I arrived after dark after someone picked me up from the airport. Remembering the driver having to yell so loud on the rotary phone confirming they were on the way back. On the way to the kaserne I was introduced to liter bottles of beer. I woke up with a hangover on a Saturday morning. All was quiet that morning. Slowly people started to wake up. First person I met was Mendez from commo, great guy and friend. Remember lots more people reading these messages, Tony and Reva, Meyreles, Cindy and Little, Lanier and Gogan, Crazy Murphy, Poor old Maj Herd. All the alerts, ration cards and the bowling ally.
Yep lots of great memories 76-79 too many to write down. Hope all that read this is doing fine.
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Entry: 94859
Subject: 545TH ORD
Linda Webb wrote on August 4, 2017
Email Update Needed
City and State: OKLAHOMA CITY OK
Unit: 545TH
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran
Comments: I was stationed with the 545th, June 1981- Feb 1982. I was Linda Clements then and married a cook named Robert Wells, he's now an ex. 545I started out working in the back as a 55B, then starting working in the Rec center.
I remember all the high alerts between Oct 81 and Dec 81. I have had many health issues since I left there though. I would
Keywords: 545th, Steve Sunday, Ford, Robert Wells
Entry: 93469
Subject: INTERESTED IN FINDING PHOTOS OF THE HIGH RISE IN MUENSTER
Jacqueline Dorer wrote on July 16, 2016
City and State: JACKSON MI
Unit:
Service or Relationship: Family Member
Comments: I am trying to find out if the High Rise in Muenster b Dieburg is still there ? I lived there with my husband Terry Dorer ( who is now deceased ) and I would love any info about the High Rise if anyone has anything to share?
We lived on the 8th floor(a one bedroom apt) & the 5th floor (the studio ) Sgt Eddie Buntoon lived in the 8th floor studio next to us.
Thanks
Keywords:
Entry: 93308
Subject: MUENESTER 72 74
Carl Perkins wrote on June 6, 2016
City and State: COVINGTON LA
Unit: 545 ORDANCE CO
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran
Comments: I served on Muenester from Jan 72 Jan 74. What a unique experience. Johnny Hill can you still shoot the corner jump shot. How's your foos ball game. Nutter how are you are you still in touch with anyone. Adkins or Don White. I still talk with Hilgembrimk and Garrera in my occasionally. I was surprised to see what had happened to the place. If anyone has any pictures. I would like to see them. I didn't keep a single one. I hope this finds all well. I too would like to hear from anyone who served while I was there. P
Keywords:
Entry: 92584
Subject: ARMY VETERAN
Robert Siers wrote on January 21, 2016
City and State: GRANTSVILLE WV
Unit: 545TH ORD. CO.
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran
Comments: Looking for anyone that served 80 to 83 I found a few of us still looking for more of the team
Keywords:
Entry: 91802
Subject: HOW CAN I FORGET THE 545TH ORDNANCE CO?
Albert (Al) Ivy wrote on August 31, 2015
City and State: GA
Unit: 545TH ORDNANCE COMPANY
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran
Comments: 545th is where I ended my military career as an enlisted serviceman (SSG) and started my new career as a warrant officer. I remember standing in front of the Orderly room after PT. The Orderly room clerk came out and said I had a call from DA. The call was to notify me that I was fooed into the warrant officer program. I was pinned by Maj Kirby. Within a few days Zi was off to Redstone Arsenal for WOCS. After completing WOCS I was reassigned hi 535th in Siegelbach.
Keywords: M&A Team 3 Nike/ 8inch, Bob Prine, Malissa Buckmasters, Rich Borden, Rick Laster, Tyrone Dixon, Charles Kennedy, Cindy Mersereau, Nancy Donovan
Entry: 91385
Subject: 545TH 70-72
Tony Castelli wrote on June 14, 2015
City and State: CYPRESS TX
Unit: 545TH ORD CO
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran
Comments: Just surfing the web these days being retired with time to do things an came across this site. Reading some of the post brought back fond memories and of course a few dreadful ones either on duty or off. Damn we had some times back then my roomie was Jim Jackson from SC and we had many spades games in our room and smoked a lot shit back then ( of course we never inhaled ) traveling around and going to Frankfurt to party at the Zoom and Crazy Sexy lol Ludwigs where a guy named Onley kicked the crap out of a local with his size 13s the local chicks that fed off of any guy that was dumb enough to spend his money on them. Pulling guard in the back area, riding with stu hackney to Frankfurt in the back of a dusey puffing away! I could go on forever and I bet you could too. I grew up in upstate NY but I now live outside of Houston Texas thanks to this site for bring back some great memories! I'm still married to the same woman I was dating back in 69 , 40 years wow has it been that long! I beat the system, cancer and retired with a state pension. It sure would be great to hear from you guys that I spent part of my life with so drop a line it's free!
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Entry: 89556
Subject: @ 545TH TECH SUPPORT
Larry Rankin wrote on August 23, 2014
Email Update Needed
City and State: OMAHA NE
Unit: 545TH ORDINANCE CORP
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran
Comments: Read my good friend Fank Grassi's message sad to find he passed away before I could contact him. We were both there for the last part of 66 to 68. We were in tech support and actually had cush jobs with that MOS. My best memory at the 545th was going to the NCO club outside the gate and having a few beers every night. We also traveled around Europe a lot. Love to hear from any tech support men of that era. Thanks Larry
Keywords: Rest in peace Frank
Entry: 87689
Subject: 545TH ORD CO AMMO 1972-73
Jim Nutter wrote on November 13, 2013
City and State: THE VILLAGES FL
Unit: 545TH ORD CO AMMO
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran
Comments: Hello my name is Jim Nutter, and no shit, there I was. As I
looked around at the quadrangle with the painted trees, and the
WWII stucco structures with the wooden shutters and tile roofs,
I wondered where in the world am I. It was August 1972, and I
had spent the last three months at Gibbs Kaserne, Frankfurt.
You guys remember Frankfurt right? With the big PX, all the
clubs, culture, entertainment, and $20-dollars-for-twenty-
minutes Crazy Sexy! And now I am in Munster.
I infooed the First Shirt that I was a good typist and would
rather have a desk job. Company Commander Cpt. Charles Q.
Cutshaw asked me if I would take over the Nuclear Human
Reliability Program. Their Surety Clerk, SP4 Tommy Overstreet
was to ETS and they needed a replacement. Tommy met me in the
EM club and bought me a drink. It was the start of a good
OJT.
The position had responsibility, some long hours, and weekly
travel to Darmstadt and Babenhausen, for local security and
medical file checks. I took and carried your finger prints,
history and findings to the S2 at the 15th Ordnance Battalion.
They would review and forward it on to the NSA. Once I received
notification of your security clearance, you were added to the
Company Security Roster. It listed those granted access to the
back area and met a requirement for you to perfoo Custodial
Agent duties. A notice of your membership in the Human
Reliability Program was placed in your medical file. The
Program required your 201 file to be moved from the general file
office and be maintained in a more secured area. 1Lt Dockery
and SFC Nimmons of the 9th MP Det., kept a keen interest in my
perfooance.
My office was on the left as you entered the HQ building. Back
then, that building was near the PX, between the inflatable gym
and the Security Barrack. I lived in the Tech Barrack, the
first room on the left as you come up the front steps to second
floor. It had a lovely view of the bowling alley. My roommate
was SP4 Richard Adkins.
As you know, there wasnt a lot to do in Munster. But on the
other hand, there was no PT, nor any drill and ceremony. I
enjoyed taking walks through the county side. I also traveled
to site see and visit other countries. But mostly in Munster,
we drank. However, I would make it to chapel service on Sunday
mornings. Compared to other Kasernes, we had the best Mess
Hall. Our cooks were outstanding. The EM Club had the best
fries I ever had. And, if you ordered a pizza with everything,
it came with a fried egg on top.
I ETS, with an early Christmas Out in Dec 1973. At that time,
the 545th Commander was Major John P. Coppens and Fist Sergeant
was Eugene Stevens. The Company Clerk was Sgt. James Appel and
his clerk was PFC Hassan Hatic. I trained my friend SP4 Reese
Steel to replace me. I learned Reese left several months later
and Sgt. Appel became his replacement. Among the buddies that
I left at Munster were: Wayne Boyce, Dennis Kern, and Joe
Garrera. I found Army life to be pretty good in that deep dark
part of Germany.
Keywords: Munster Germany, NATO SITE 111
Entry: 86504
Subject: HELLO ALL VETS
Edward (Eddie) Gillham wrote on June 12, 2013
City and State:
Unit:
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran
Comments: I was with the 545th Ord Co from July 1985-June 1987, with the
Transportation Platoon. Looking for old friends that I served
with during that time. I wore a Combat Patch from the 20th Engr
Bde (CBT)(ABN). Only a couple of us had those back then.
Keywords:
Entry: 84803
Subject: 545TH ORD. CO. '74-'76
Craig Huckins wrote on November 25, 2012
City and State: EUGENE OR
Unit: 15TH BN 545TH ORD. CO.
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran
Comments: I was stationed there in '74-'76. I was 64C20, a truck
driver, in S and P platoon. I spent all my money on
stereo equipment , bier and good times. I wasted the
rest....
Keywords: Huck, Dan Ball (Madison? Wisconsin), Dave Brewer
(Nebraska), Tim Causen, John (Red) Calvetti, Mike
Holden (Fargo/Bismark?, North Dakota), John Knighten
(Ojai/Ventura, Cal.), (?) Lloyd (Utah), Tim McGivern
(Huntington Beach, Cal.), (?) Pollard, Jim Searcy,
Sugar Bear, Dave Sullivan, Officers and NCOs: Major
Baumgarter, Captain Sensi, Lieutenant Carey, Sergeant
Babenaux Sergeant Doyle (?), Sergeant Hightower,
Sergeant Tiejens (retired as an officer).
Entry: 84786
Subject: MESS HALL
John Hill wrote on November 23, 2012
City and State: GALT CA
Unit: 545TH ORD CO
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran
Comments: Arrived Sept 1972 and Departed Dec 1976. Worked in the
Mess Hall with Barry Wolfe. Mess Sgt Ron Hamel. Meet my
wife at Lotti's. Had a great time.
Keywords: Mess Hall
Entry: 84396
Subject: LOOKING TO REUNITE
George Seifert wrote on October 10, 2012
City and State:
Unit: 545TH ORD. 84-86
Service or Relationship: Other
Comments: I was there from 84-86 as a 76p, supply. I remember that like like it
was yesterday, well, what I can remember, I remember like it was
yesterday. If you were there during that time, hit me up, I hope I
remember you!
Keywords: Ludwigs, Starlight, muenster, Dieburg, asbach uralt, beer
Entry: 83681
Subject: 545TH ORD CO. TRUCKDRIVER
Matthew Heney wrote on July 18, 2012
City and State: WAREHAM MA
Unit:
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran
Comments: just a shout out to all who are still kicking. i was
there from 79- 81. truckdriving fool i was. met some
real awesome people who i swore i would always stay
in contact with, but sadly never did.so now ,after 31
years later here i am, please contact me, would love
to here from you
Keywords:
Entry: 83015
Subject: LOOKING FOR KEVIN FOSTER
Steve Sunday wrote on May 14, 2012
City and State: SANTA ROSA BEACH FL
Unit: 545TH ORDNANCE COMPANY
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran
Comments: I was stationed at the 545th from 1980 - 1982. Met a
lot of friends and grew up a lot while there. I miss
the Chicken and pom frits.
I am trying to locate Kevin Foster. If anyone knows
how to contact him I would greatly appreciate it.
Does anyone know what happened to Chaplin Bell?
Keywords: Steve Sunday
Kevin Foster
545th
Entry: 81830
Subject: 545TH ORD S AND I PLATOON 78 TO 81
Larry Hood wrote on January 23, 2012
Email Update Needed
City and State:
Unit:
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran
Comments: good times with a bunch of bonehead truck drivers
Keywords: big bob britt lutman blackman lubert brunson henning
Entry: 80701
Subject: 6TH MP CO
Chris Andrews wrote on October 14, 2011
City and State:
Unit: 6TH MP CO
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran
Comments: I remember working the back area. I spent 5 years in
Muenster! Got there as a PV2 out of AIT and left as
a SGT. Being an MP in Muenster is one of my best
Army memories. I know we didn't think it would be at
the time we were all there, but now in retrospect it
was really a good assignment. Mainly because of the
people and friends made while stationed there.
Everyone became like one big family after being there
so long. There is a 6th MP Co and 545th Ord Group on
Facebook for anyone interested! Lots of members and
a lot of great pictures have been posted by members.
I think it is up to 188 members or so. check it
out! You will be glad you did!
Keywords: 6th MP Co, 3rd Platoon,
Entry: 79644
Subject: LOOKING FOR OLD FRIENDS
Reva Irvin wrote on July 16, 2011
City and State: HOUSTON TX
Unit: 545TH ORD MAINT CO.
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran
Comments: looking for friends or anyone from 77-79. there was so much fun here, I was the ammunition clerk and played on the ladies softball team.
Keywords: cathy lance, micheal elliott, michael mendoza, ollie
Entry: 79165
Subject: 545 ORD MUENSTER DIEBURG
Kenneth Duncan wrote on June 1, 2011
City and State: MACON GE
Unit:
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran
Comments: KENNETH DUNCAN...I WAS STATIONED IN MUENSTER DIE BURG IN
1968-1970 WAS FIREMAN UNDER SGT NEEDHAM, WAS THERE WHEN C
O HAD A HEART ATTACK AND DIED...APPRX JAN. 197O
Keywords: SP4 KENNETH DUNCAN
Entry: 78917
Subject: 545TH ORDNANCE CO. 72'-74'
William Leigh-Manuell wrote on May 15, 2011
City and State: WEST SAYVILLE NY
Unit: 545TH ORDNANCE COMPANY
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran
Comments: Served at the Kaserne during 1972 - 1974 in the Fire House.
Keywords: Fire House
Entry: 77909
Subject: WAS THERE IN 76 TO 80
Arthur Langlais wrote on February 19, 2011
Email Update Needed
City and State: WEST KINGSTON RI
Unit: 545TH ORD CO.
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran
Comments: HELLO TO ALL THAT WAS STATION HERE IN 76 TO 80
Keywords:
Entry: 75929
Subject: 1973-1975
Edward Brown wrote on August 26, 2010
City and State: NATCHEZ MS
Unit: 545TH ORD CO MUNSTER GERMANY
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran
Comments: looking for friends or any one from 73-76
Keywords: Dusty
Entry: 75845
Subject: 545 OR 6 MP
Robert McMillin wrote on August 18, 2010
City and State:
Unit:
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran
Comments: looking for all those that server with me back from 86 thru 88 - 55B's and all those others that were there rocking at ludwigs or beirgarten or hanau or darmstadt - we are in face book - do a 545 look up and you can find us
Keywords: 545, munster, out back, wasson, bowers, mayo, green
Entry: 75576
Subject: 545TH IN THE 70'S
Gary Niskanen wrote on July 25, 2010
City and State:
Unit:
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran
Comments: Was stationed at the 545th in mid 70's. Hung with a couple of guys named Darayll who I beleive were in transport.
Keywords: Chaplains Asst
Entry: 75153
Subject: MUNSTER 83-85
Darrell Dortch wrote on June 20, 2010
City and State: HOUSTON TX
Unit:
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran
Comments: I was at the base from 1983-85. If you were there most should remember me. I was supervisor of the mail room and would always call out yor box number when you came to the window. Later after getting in with Major Szeliga who lost. Later I worked in the motor pool with Sgt Lucas and Chief Warrant Office. I do not rembember his name. Two guys I remember were Joshua Calip(Houston) and Zdunkinwich. It was an isolated base and does anyone remember the mission of this base(Special Weapons).
Keywords: Sgt Lucas; Major Szeliga Sgt Top Barbara Williams
Entry: 74970
Subject: I WAS A MEMBER OF THE 545TH ORD CO.
Dean Bengel wrote on June 5, 2010
City and State: TULSA OK
Unit: 545TH ORD CO.
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran
Comments:
Keywords: i was a member of the 545th ordanace company from Nov.
1963 until 1965. i was a platoon clerk since i was the
only person who could type.
Entry: 74808
Subject: 545TH. ORD
Ed Cebulski wrote on May 25, 2010
City and State:
Unit:
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran
Comments: I was statoned at Munster from Sept 1958 too Mar 1960, worked in the motor pool as the Co. Dispatcher. Lived above the fire house. Would like to hear from someone that was there during that time.
Keywords: Ken Baker,Woody.
Entry: 74802
Subject: I WAS STATIONED HERE JUNE 1981 - FEB 1982
Linda and Mike Webb wrote on May 25, 2010
Email Update Needed
City and State: OKLAHOMA CITY OK
Unit:
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran
Comments: I worked as an ammo specialist and in the rec center when I served here from June 1981 to Feb 1982. I was a short redhead, My name was Linda Clements at the time, until I married one of the cooks. His name was Robert Wells.
Keywords: Robert, rec center
Entry: 74670
Subject: SHEPARD
Janine Henry wrote on May 12, 2010
City and State: WILMINGTON NC
Unit:
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran
Comments: I was at there 90 until 92 I really had a great time there if I never have any more fun in my life I had enough there.
Keywords: Roundtree messhall staff sgt Baker Pines inn alcohol
Entry: 74596
Subject: PICTURES OF MUNSTER
Donald McKenna wrote on May 5, 2010
City and State:
Unit:
Service or Relationship: Other
Comments: does anyone have pictures of munster?
I would like to publish the on:
www.on-post.com
my new Babenhausen Kaserne website
Keywords:
Entry: 74595
Subject: PICTURES OF MUNSTER
Donald McKenna wrote on May 5, 2010
City and State:
Unit:
Service or Relationship: Other
Comments:
Keywords:
Entry: 74559
Subject: MUENSTER
Charles Hebert wrote on May 2, 2010
City and State: LIVINGSTON TX
Unit: 545 ORD. CO.
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran
Comments: I was stationed at Muenster in the fall of 1969 through
the spring of 1971. We were infantry assigned to guard
the back area. Many memories especially the alerts and
the terrible food. Three days, three nights and we
were promised three days off but rarely got them. I
remember pulling KP even though guards were not
supposed to and then it was changed so we didn't. I
remember Mike Cowley, Harold Funk, Gutierrez, Lt.
Toner, Sgt. Rickles, and all the rest of the cast of
characters. Would appreciate hearing from anyone who
was either with the 545 or 9th MP's. I look at the
then and now pictures and can't believe my eyes. Time
does change things.
Keywords:
Entry: 74400
Subject: 545TH ORDNANCE CO. MUNSTER GERMANY
Dave Lee wrote on April 18, 2010
City and State: DASSEL MN
Unit: 545TH ORD. CO. MUNSTER NOV. '60-JAN '62
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran
Comments: I was a security guard at Munster from Nov.'60-Jan '62.
I was married and had one son that was born at Fort Meade Maryland before I got to Germany.
My oldest daughter was born in Frankfurt, Oct of 1961.
I was a squad leader, with my squad being housed in the barracks closest to the bowling alley.
My wife and I went back for a visit in October.
Can share more information about the visit if some-one is interested.
Keywords:
Entry: 74179
Subject: 545TH ORDNANCE CO (SPECIAL WEAPONS)
Scott Fuller wrote on April 1, 2010
Email Update Needed
City and State:
Unit:
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran
Comments: Hey folks
My name is Scott Fuller and I was stationed at the 545th from Feb 82 thru
Mar 85. I was a Platoon Leader for the 1st S and I Platoon, then Operations
Officer. Have so many stories I could share and so many great folks that I
served with during those three years. What a good company of soldiers.
Made many good friends...several I have close relationships with to this
day. I have several pictures from those days on my facebook account
including and aerial picture of the NATO site taken sometime pre 82. Go
check it out (Scott Fuller from Huntsville AL). Drop me a line . As Major Kirby always stated: we were "sincerely
superior"
Keywords:
Entry: 73602
Subject: 9TH MP DETACHMENT
Glenn Nystel wrote on February 17, 2010
City and State: MANCHESTER IA
Unit: 9TH MP DETACHMENT
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran
Comments: I was with the 9th MPs at the Kaserne from Dec. 75- Jul. 77. Lt. Fair was the honcho, with SFC Bradley as the "Top" and SSG. Dansby, SFC Hightower, SGT. Bill Jones, SGT. Joe Liverar, SGT. Dave Lynch as the ramrods. We controlled access in the back area, with an infantry company pulling tower duty. Some of the members were my roomy Freddy Ruffner, Bill Borum, Les Bower, "Bigtime" Jim Bergstrom, Marsh Meyer, Ed Barnes,Derrick Aniconi, Dan Pertile, Bob Bustamante, Mike Sowich, Mike Slayton, Tom White, Pat Williams, Linda "Lima Lima" Wilson. What a time we had, from fights in the club, at the Dixie bar, Ludwigs to trashing the company area after the strippers wouldn't perform, of course when someone zinged one of them in the back of the head with a quarter, I could understand that! But we went from being "stact" troops to "shorttimers". Of lot of us remained friends over the years, and are re-connecting on Face Book. Would like to hear from those who I haven't found yet...you know who you are!
Keywords: Glenn A., 9th MP
Entry: 73304
Subject: 545 ORD CO, MUENSTER, GERMAN
Sim Dunn wrote on January 26, 2010
City and State:
Unit:
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran
Comments: I was stationed with the 545 Ord company in Germany from Sept-1960 until Jan-1963 as a security guard in the "exclusion area".
I'd like to hear from anyone else who was there during this time period.
Keywords:
Entry: 73099
Subject: DOG HANDLER
Bob Lundy wrote on January 12, 2010
Email Update Needed
City and State: HOUSTON TE
Unit: 545 ORDINANCE CO
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran
Comments: I was with the 545 from may 67 to june 68 was with the first group of dog handlers we were trained in Lengress Germany in the alps I was the first of the dog handlers to rotate back to the States in june of 68
Keywords: Munster Dog handler
Entry: 72221
Subject: SGT BRANHAM
Barry Branham wrote on November 6, 2009
Email Update Needed
City and State: RICHMOND KY
Unit: 545TH )OD CO
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran
Comments: I ws stationed at Munster Kaserne from Nov. 1985 thru Nov. 1988 with the Transportation Platoon. I would love to hear from some of the men and women that were there at the same time. More especially I would love to hear from Greg Smith (Smitty). We parted on a sour nte and I have a strong desire to make things right. It has been so many years and recalling memories of the time spent there are becoming more distant but it would be nice to chat with any old Buddies.
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Entry: 71635
Subject: NOV 74 TO OCT 79
Tony Meyreles wrote on September 15, 2009
City and State:
Unit: 545TH ORD CO
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran
Comments: Great times in Munster, worked in the Commo Shop from 74 to 79, and lived in the High Rise in Munster which was a party place. You had to be there... PS. just came back to Germany (GS Civ,Jun 2009) and it was sad to see the Kaserne now. But the momories are always there so was my old room. Anyone remember the Toilet Paper Bandit?
Keywords: Dixie Bar, Commo Platoon,