Stationed in Berlin Brigade, 2nd Bn 6th INF, 1982-1985. Saw lots of stuff you wouldn’t believe.
Glad you are back. Loved your home page.
How strange it must be to be on the front line of the fight against Communism, and then to see it take root in our own fair land.
” He laid in no mans land for 50 minutes and eventually bled to death before the East German guards retrieved his body.”
The US could have attempted to send a military ambulance to attempt to retrieve him; it probably would have been
delayed or stopped by the guards. But, at least we could have made the gesture.
However, the State Dept. thought such a gesture would have been provocative, and so the ambulance wasn’t sent.
Stationed there from ‘87 - ‘92. Listened to lots of stuff you wouldn’t believe :-)
1946 Communications Squadron, Tempelhof Central Airport, 84-88.
Looks like we overlapped a little bit.