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Originally posted by Zaphod58
You'd think that the DOD would be able to spell privledges right too. Or is that privileges? Oops?
Originally posted by Wizard_In_The_Woods
[...] Strassburg isn’t in Germany, it’s in France [...]
Originally posted by Wizard_In_The_Woods
Strassburg isn’t in Germany, it’s in France. So if ‘Timothy’ was a US army specialist there he would have known that. But perhaps he never left the barracks. Or maybe he ain’t the brightest crayon in the box. Or maybe he’s sitting somewhere in Tupelo, Mississippi making up stories. Who knows. But you Brits on ATS should have caught that — how’d that slip past you guys? Duke of Wellingtons you’re not.
Strassburg Kaserne is home to the 40th Engineer Battalion. Strassburg is located adjacent to the village of Algenrodt, a part of the city of Idar-Oberstein. It is approximately seven miles from Nahbollenbach Army Depot. Troop billeting and housing area for military personnel and family members are found at Strassburg Kaserne. Today, the Strassburg Combined Club has replaced what once was an indoor riding hall; the Chapel was another such hall. The Veterinary facilities were converted to the Youth Activities Center. The Artillery troops left the Kaserne in 1940, when several units which provided infantry replacements took their place. In March 1945, the US Army occupied the Kaserne, utilizing it as a civilian internment camp. In July 1945, the Kaserne was turned over to the French Army and renamed Jeanne D'Arc (Joan of Arc) Kaserne. The French established an artillery school there. In 1951, the Kaserne returned to the American Army and was renamed Strassburg Kaserne. An extensive rehabilitation program for the Kaserne was completed in 1952, leaving the buildings as they now appear. In July 1995, the 6/29th Field Artillery unit relocated to CONUS. The community still serves as a home for many families who resides in its housing areas. Other facilities remaining include a Commissary, Child Development Center, and a mini-commissary and shoppette.
Good catch HooHaa,this is true.
Originally posted by HooHaa
In his affidavit he claims he suggested using the plastic handled box cutters to get by metal detectors. Well I managed a hardware/lumber store in the 80's and don't recall seeing a plastic handled box cutter until early to mid 90's. I'm pretty sure no such animal existed in 1976. All we had was the metal handled retractable utility knives back then.
Originally posted by greatlakes Strassburg Kaserne, Germany Strassburg Kaserne is home to the 40th Engineer Battalion. Strassburg is located adjacent to the village of Algenrodt, a part of the city of Idar-Oberstein.
Now now Thomas, no need for insults.Different folks have different beliefs.I really think the U.s. had prior knowledge of the attacks and did nothing to stop it.But that is besides the point.The thread is about Timothy's claims here.To me this all sounds bogus.But ,I would really love to hear a reply from the OP.Hopefully he'll post as promised.
Yeah..right. Call it 95 percent, with soe dumb 5% who never think
Originally posted by ThomasT Call it 95 percent, with some dumb 5% ers who cant think or are too scared to think.
That's your contribution? An attack on spelling? BTW, you spelled "endeavor" wrong.
Originally posted by Mogget
That's your contribution? An attack on spelling? BTW, you spelled "endeavor" wrong.
So have you. It should be "endeavour".
Originally posted by Xfile
It becomes sadly clearer day by day that our governments being hijacked by increasingly ruthless people masquarading as our elected officials.The problem is where are the honest ones to replace the bad apples?