Worms, Germany recent comments:

I was there around 1968 and it was wonderful. I remember the school and we did go home for lunch. Went to the AYA all of the time!

Mike, we must have been there at the same time. Do you remember Mrs. Long the PE teacher? She was a fire plug about 4 feet tall.

I was station from Jan 82 to Dec 84. It was a fun time for me. I liked my 3 foot tall wine bottle that cost 10 marks. I also like drinking out of the boot. I was on the second floor of the Prinz Carl hotel , we were service company at the time over 400 soldiers. I remember one day It was raining cats and dogs and that is when I discovered why they called the town worms. The ground was covered with them. You could of shot a horror film. One female was outside and was so scared she jumped on another soldiers back. I also was lucky I didn't get shot by the german polize. They had standing orders to shot anyone who hopped over the fence. I didn't let that stop me. My nickname was soggy but that is a long story.

I was stationed there from 1986-1989. Lived on Von Steuben Strasse, and had my 1st child at the Worms Stadtkrankenhaus in July 1989. He was baptized in the chapel on Taukkunen, which I was told is now a restaurant. I would love to take my family there to see how it has changed. Loved my years there, the fests, parades, wine/beer, food, country and most of the people. Miss the friends we made there, unfortunately only kept in touch with a few, the ones with the largest impact on our lives will always remain in our hearts!

hELLO ! I'm looking for guys named Dave and Walter Bell or family Labelle, they had been in Chinon France, trying to find out where they have been stationed later ! Thanks a lot if you can help us !

Hey Frank -- My Dad was stationed there at that time. Do you have a brother, Andrew? If so he and I were friends and schoolmates. You may have known my younger brother Mark. Nevertheless, it was a pretty fun place to live.

Where is Mr. Engler?? Inquiring Minds Want To Know I went to Worms Elementary for 4th, 5th and 6th grade. 1971-1974

I did too!!

I had Mr. Engler too!! He was awesome!

Now that I let underwood know who he is I'd like to comment about worms. Beautiful little city in Germany. Close to the Rhine River and very old bridges and buildings. Gives you the real essence of what Germany is and was. I will be heading there next month to meet that long-lost love of mine for the third time in 60 days. She works and lives in Frankfurt but I insisted on going to worms to take a look at how things may or may not have changed. That's the charm that worms has and many people want to return years later.

1960 .......... 1st armoured rifle battalion, 48th Infantry V corps 7th Army

Do you remember the scooter pies for reading books?

Was your Dad Sgt Joe Reddington (formerly in the Air Force)? If so, I worked for him for a time at the AYA...in late 1968 and early 1969... a good man. ex-PFC Phil P

Did you know Jerry Courtright or Melitta Preiss

Did you know a Melitta or Ursula Preiss,or a man named Jerry Courtright or Richard Allen in Worms,Germany.The men where in the Army.

Did you know a lady named Melitta or Ursula Preiss,or a Richard Allen(Peanut) or Jerry Courtright?

Mr. E taught me and coached my basketball team in '76. Super teacher and mentor.

Ms Jones, My name is Mr Underwood, I was stationed in Worms Germany from 1985-1989, HHC, across f on 5th Signal Command For Freida female was commanding officer at time. I loved Worms and would like to revisit one day Shy Underwood

From 68 to 71 , my brothers and sister and I attended the elementary school , played at the AYA , had tons of friends who lived in the village , played on the baseball and football teams , Worms Wildcats ..lol .. Some of my best memories than 72 , I would be bussed to Mannheim High School , and in mid 73 , my family returned state side , But those were the days .... John