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Stuttgart recent comments:

  • Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt Hospital (Former U.S. Army Hospital), Wayne Turner wrote 10 years ago:
    I'm trying to locate a doc who was at the 5th General in 1974. His last name was Beatty. Any help in locating him is greatly appreciated. He saved my life.
  • Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt Hospital (Former U.S. Army Hospital), Christabelle (guest) wrote 10 years ago:
    Thank you for your comment I was born in Bad Canstatt in 1976 when both my mom and dad were in the us army and stationed in Stuttgart. I just recently found out what hospital I was born in and wanted to know more information thanks for the great information
  • HHC, VII Corps Barracks, DAG (guest) wrote 11 years ago:
    Should be added to historical layer
  • Robinson Barracks / Stuttgart-Burgholzhof, DAG (guest) wrote 11 years ago:
    US Military Housing Area that was previously a German Military installation. During the period following World War II a Displaced Persons (DP) Camp was located here. Following the closure of the DP Camp the US Army constructed a large housing complex here which remains to this day. The studios of AFN Stuttgart- the English language radio station for the US Military in Stuttgart- is located here. There is also an Elementary School located here for dependent children of US personnel. A portion of the original site was returned to the German government and has been redeveloped into housing. The land returned has hosted what was then the largest PX and Commissary operated by the US in Europe and was configured like a shopping mall. That complex was torn down after the property was returned to the German government.
  • Patch Barracks, DAG (guest) wrote 11 years ago:
    The information above is outdated. EUCOM is no longer responsible for Africa. That responsibility was transferred to AFRICOM- a new unified command started at Patch and then transferred to nearby Kelley Barracks. US European Command transferred here from Paris in the 1960s when France asked the US to remove all it's bases from the country. The previous tenant was the European HQ of the US Army, the predecessor of today's US Army Europe, now located at Lucius D. Clay Kaserne near Wiesbaden, Germany. During the occupation period following World War II the US Constabulary- an US Army force that performed civil policing and border control duties in the American Zone of occupied Germany- operated from Patch Barracks.
  • Kelley Barracks, DAG (guest) wrote 11 years ago:
    Original German name Hellenen Kaserne, named Kelley Barracks after the US installed the Headquarters of VII Corps of the US Army there in the early 1950's. VII Corps HQ remained at Kelley until the unit was deployed to the Persian Gulf for Desert Storm. Following Desert Storm, VII Corps was redeployed to the US and deactivated at Ft Stewart, Georgia. From that time until the arrival of AFRICOM, the 6th ASG was the primary resident activity. Once primarily a US Army installation, the post is now "purple" as in multi -service as it hosts a Department of Defense Unified Command. Members of all branches of the US Armed forces serve here.
  • Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt Hospital (Former U.S. Army Hospital), Dav (guest) wrote 11 years ago:
    The Hospital in question was a United States Army Hospital- 5th General Hospital- that operated until the withdrawal of VII Corps from Germany following the 1st Gulf War. During the Cold War the US Army stationed about 45,000 people in and around Stuttgart to include Ludwigsburg, most assigned to units under the command of VII Corps headquartered at Kelley Barracks in Stuttgart-Mohringen. Following the fall of the Berlin Wall the US decided to withdraw one of the 2 Corps sized units in the then West Germany. VII Corps and it's component units were deployed from Germany to Saudi Arabia and the bulk of the troops never returned with most units redeploying to the US. VII Corps HQ returned to Kelley Barracks to close up shop and stayed until 1992. With the withdrawal of most units in the greater Stuttgart area, 5th General Hospital was closed and the property returned to the German government.
  • Restaurant Vinayaga, SIVANANTHAM (guest) wrote 12 years ago:
    SOUTH INDIAN N SRILANKA FOOD
  • Bad Cannstatt, gggggg (guest) wrote 14 years ago:
    wass für eine stadt?
  • The Former McGee Barracks (ARC Headquarters), GeorgeAT wrote 14 years ago:
    mnogotochie, it seems, you are misunderstanding this rule. If there is no military base now it not means there is nothing or space picture lies? So it's need to correct title not delete.
  • The Former McGee Barracks (ARC Headquarters), mnogotochie wrote 14 years ago:
    To be deleted as listed in user guide: >Non existing places, even they was in the past"
  • Porsche Museum, fgfb (guest) wrote 15 years ago:
    bhfhfdhgfdhbfxd
  • Daimler AG (former DaimlerChrysler headquarter), Tweer (guest) wrote 15 years ago:
    aka "Bullshit Castle" http://www.abendblatt.de/wirtschaft/article825377/Mercedes-verkauft-Bullshit-Castle.html
  • Hohenheim University, parama.paul1 (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    DR SANDIP PAL WORKING HERE
  • Mercedes-Benz Museum area, The Mighty Guru (guest) wrote 17 years ago:
    I was here in December 2007. Interesting place to visit, but you better like cars. If you don't, it will be boring...
  • Old Porsche Museum, Vladimir550 wrote 17 years ago:
    PORSCHE FOREVER!
  • bar, Frunobulax wrote 17 years ago:
    @schuess: so please correct it. Kind regards
  • MPI Guesthouse, Straume (guest) wrote 17 years ago:
    +1)))
  • bar, schuess (guest) wrote 17 years ago:
    thats not true
  • Internationales Studentenhotel, crazytraveller wrote 17 years ago:
    I forgot mentioning my name. I am Sarabjeet Singh from india and my email id is sarabjeet85@gmail.com