Augsburg recent comments:

Looking to get my High School Deploma from 1981 Anyone know to get a copy

My dad was stationed at Flak, as a quartermaster 61-63. We lived at 545 Cramerton. I had Mr Whitson in 5th and Mr Reiber in 6th. I was also in scouts. Charles Dietzel. first2tenor@comcast.net.

Lorena, I was in Augsburg in '73 for 5th grade; however we did not live on post.

I had Miss Mieghan 3rd and 4th grades, 1961-1963. Frank Harrison

For those of you that lived in Cramerton and attended the Elementary school, feel free to join the Augsburg Elementary School Facebook page. https://www.facebook.com/groups/205896579452694/

He can have his parents contact the base or any Army base, I went there, I can also contact Mrs. Boyd she handled all student records and ask her, I was c/o 91, his name sound familiar.

Omg me tooooooooo

I lived in building 529 which was directly across the street from the rear entrance to Augsburg Elementary. It directly beside the Chapel and the commissary. I lived on the first floor and knew: the Porters, Wingates, and Greg English. I didn't want to come back to the States.

I too lived in Ausgburg 73-75 and walked to school using the under the street tunnel to get there. Was anybody there when we buried a time capsule? I lived at 572 Cramerton 3 floor. Best time ever!!

I did my student teaching at Augsburg American Elementary School and taught second grade there as well, Mrs. Donovan. I had a wonderful student teaching and teaching experience. Mrs. Murray was our principal. Mary Stasavich and Eleanore Whitlatch were my supervising teachers. Any of my students out there? I had a couple of visits from students when I returned to the U.S. I wonder what you're all up to now? I loved the ice skating exchange with our German schools and the Christkindlmart.

Hi Nancy, I taught second grade from 63 to 66 in the old annex by Reese.

I attended 2nd and 3rd grade there from 1973-1975, I had Miss Minor and Miss Lind,I loved Miss Minor,she was a real hippie chick

Sheridan Kaserne, 1987-1989, 1/30th FA which reorganized as 2/77th. My first duty station following Basic and AIT...what a place for an 18/19 year old, first time away from home! Sadly, I lost touch with everyone once we parted ways, and names that I figured I would never forget are now just familiar faces.

My dad was stationed at Flak Kaserne. Lived at Cramerton from 1961-63. Went to the nearby American elementary school from 4th - 6th grades. Miss Gross was my 5th grade teacher; Mr. Holland for 6th grade. Had to go through an underpass beneath the road to walk between the housing area and the school. Underpass was where all the "big kids" would hang out and smoke cigarettes. I remember that the PX was walking distance away. Sold Xmas trees at that PX with my Boy Scout troop one year.

I was there 54 - 56 1st as a rifleman then as a radio l.p. in hg co (Jim flatfeet88@gmail.com

In 1984 to 1986 when I was there with the 1/30 FA the battalion commander was LTC Simpson Maj Faircloth was BN XO I was in S-4 and assigned to Service Battery.

I was there with the 1st 30th FA from 1984 to 1986.

Yes, the graveyard is still here and well. Amazing to meet s/o who actually lived here before.

Hi Dan Aiken - I don't know if you remember me - I'm Sharon Benoit - I used to live upstairs from you in Cramerton. My brother Paul Benoit used to hang out with you. My dad was Sgt. Benoit. Hope you are doing well. It's so amazing to read all these commits - brings back so many good memories of Germany.