And those wanted posters were all over the place. I wonder if they ever caught any of the perps. I sure did get tired of looking at their mugs.
I remember those. I read that the bottom-right woman fled to East Germany and was arrested and sent to prison after the wall came down. I believe any who were in jail are out by now though, even if they were sent up for murder. Germany doesn’t have long prison sentences.
Yep, remember seeing just after the attack at the base, thinking ‘86, there was a hole in the ground about the size of a car, here it is,
1985;
Car Bomb Kills 2 on U.S. Air Base in West Germany
http://www.3ad.com/history/cold.war/feature.pages/terrorism3.htm
Rhein-Main Air Base, West Germany, Aug. 8, 1985 - A car bomb exploded today outside the headquarters building at this United States military base, killing two Americans and wounding about 20 people, both Americans and West Germans.
Regarding the Red Army. Supposedly they disbanded in 1998, via an official announcement. Most members either committed “suicide” in jail, or were killed by law enforcement or military. Of note, they tried to kill Alexander Haig in a mine incident, wound up wounding the following car of bodyguards. The legal review of how they all died in prison, whether suicide or murder, is pretty interesting.
NOVEMBER 24, 1985 - Bombing at PX in Frankfurt Wounds 34
They did catch a many (near all) of them, but most if not all have been let go.