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Ed Hamilton 01-Apr-2021 03:56
Stationed w/ 513th Corps, 12/65 - 6/66. Loved the area. Oberursel beautiful town.
Bill Blissett 25-Jun-2019 22:13
Had a senior moment! In my last posting, I said I arrived at Camp King in late 1971. No, it was late 1972. -Wm. G. Blissett, LTC, USA, Ret.
Bill Blissett 25-Jun-2019 00:38
Finding this site has been enjoyable! Even if I had to wait until I was 71 years old to find it! I completed my combat arms detail with the Infantry as a rifle platton leader, weapons platoon leader, and then company XO with Co A, 2/15th Inf, 3rd Inf Div (Mech), at Wildflecken in late 1971, transferred to Camp King. I was assigned as the Asst S-2/3 Officer for USARGE, then later assigned to the Exercises Division in SPO at TRANSCOM (later reflagged as 4th Trans Bde). Left Camp King in June 1975. Remember the Hotel Blick and the disco, Franz and Fritz running the Officers Club at Camp King, and so much more! Great memories of days gone by! --Wm. G. Blissett, LTC, USA, ret.
Tommy Doyle 10-Jun-2019 23:53
Tommy Doyle, SP5, I was the S-1 Admin for USARGE at Camp King 1971-72. It was a great posting.
Eric Hendricks 11-Aug-2018 17:20
Jim Plouffe,

I remember you well. You might try Facebook sites for more on the 570th. There are two groups with 570th veterans.
bob vinson 16-Jun-2018 23:58
Bob Lamb, here is my e-mail in Ohio Love to talk wityh you.
Guest 16-Jun-2018 19:23
To Bob Lamb, I got to Camp King right after you left. I was also stationed at CCO with Steve Scouten and Milton Pruitt. Steve and I were in the same office for way over a year. That was a great place to be stationed. I spent lot of time at the EM club behind our office bldg. Notifying troops when their port call was appeared to be a good job. Hope to hear from you soon, My name is Bob Vinson SP 4 while i was there. Drafted for 2 years.
Kraushaar 30-Apr-2018 03:45
I spent 30 days TDY with the Railroad MP company at Camp King sometime between 79-81. Lots of fun!
Guest 09-Apr-2018 20:39
I was stationed at Camp King from 71 to 72 in the transcom bldg sending people home. I worked with Steve Scounton. Our Lt Col. was Col Rodenbeck. Loved that place and always wanted to go back with wife but never made it.
Jim Plouffe 19-Mar-2018 20:19
Hello Jon Mann, Rick Emory and Eric Hendricks. Jim Plouffe here, I was stationed with you 82-84. Camp King certainly looks different. Had some good times here, remember Taco Christmas?
rich camlin, SP5 10-Sep-2017 22:50
rich camlin, s5, Information Services, Commanding Officer(s): Colonel Neil, Colonel Watson

Closed Camp King when unit moved to Munich (Nov. 1988)

Would love to hear from people from same era
Wendy Cassidy 31-Aug-2017 22:26
I was the first female MP sent to the 570th MP platoon in the summer of 1976. The 570th was in Frankfurt at that time, then was relocated to Camp King, Oberursel shortly after that. I served there until 1979 and lived for a year in the female communications barracks up on the hill.
Noreen Tkacz 08-Jun-2017 15:41

My husband, Sfc Edward Tkacz, was stationed at Camp King in the 513th Mil.Int.Corp Grp. from 1959 to 1962. I and our three sons, Ed, Mike and Patrick, joined him there, and it was a great posting. I remember Fred Schloss, his brother, mom and dad who were on the third flr of Bldg 1047 when we lived on the 2nd flr. Great place for a family. I was an aide to the teacher at the Nursery School we ran, Ed and Mike learned their Latin and were alter boys at the chapel, and I was eventually Pres of the NCO Wives Club. Col. Ross was Post Commander, and our boys knew and played with his son, Doug Ross. Their daughter got married while on the Post, and we were invited to the wedding. Ed was in QM Intelligence while at Camp King, but also served as the mgr of the Camp King Little League baseball team, and won the Frankfurt Post Little League championship I think in 1962. My sons still have the trophy. Ed was also secretary of the Men's Bowling League at the little 4 lane bowling center. He eventually took the after duty hours job of managing that bowling center, and I occasionally worked as cashier. Ed, who was a WWII and Korean War veteran retired in 1964, two years after we left Camp King. His last post was at the Defense Supply Center in Philadelphia. He became a bowling center manager in civilian life, our family eventually went into the bowling business and owned centers in South Jersey. Ed passed away in 1999, we all miss him, of course, but I think some of our best years were spent at Camp King.
Guest 03-Sep-2016 01:25
bILL Donovan I was stationed at camp King from August 1951 to December 1952 when it
was 7707 ECIC. Met great soldiers there. I'm originally from Bayonne, NJ.
bill pike 05-Jul-2016 21:12
bill pike---i was in MP's at camp king 63-65. Assigned to guard headquarters of col paul lutjens
gil Knarich 28-May-2016 14:52
Stationed are Camp King 9/66-3/68. As Norm Ubungen said being assigned at Camp King truly meets the saying "Life is Good!"
Norman remember you well, (S1 also) one of the activities you failed to mention was the role you played as mentor/advisor for newly assigned personnel; excuse for not mentioning their names out of respect for their privacy. Hope all is well and thank you for the good memories.
Gil Swenson 21-May-2016 20:46
Hi Paul,

This is Gil who was in the 570th from 77 to 80. Also from CA, but live in WA now. I ended up staying in and retiring. gil
Terry Allison 27-Feb-2016 03:44
I am an old "Army Brat" and lived at Camp King from 1967-1968. My father was Sgt. Major Richard I. Walker, (yes, I know he was a hard A$$, lol). My older sister worked on base as a civilian, Gail Walker and met her future husband there, Bernie Robinson. I have wonderful memories of my time there. I remember standing at attention and facing towards the hill as the flag was lowered and raised. The smell of fresh baked brotchen rolls coming from the little shop right off Post. The beautiful German style houses on the hill, with their secrect jail cells and tunnels underneath them. Fishing at the pond up in the hills outside of Post and exploring the fortress remains. The winter before we left, all the GI's and Post families got together and tried to make an ice skating rink, in the field next to the barracks. It was a lot of work and a total failure, lol! tallison101@yahoo.com
Guest 10-Dec-2015 22:33
I am the granddaughter of retired officer, Richard Schinzel. He was stationed at Camp King from 1966-1969. I am trying to help him get back in touch with people. If you knew him please contact me at kellieschinzel@yahoo.com Thank You
Norman Ubungen 02-Nov-2015 08:09
I was stationed at Camp King from 9/64 - 6/67. Best duty station in the World. Worked at S1 and played several sports, (Flag Football and Softball). Was Col.Gerald Davis's Driver during field alerts and ran the Officer PT Testing for a couple of years. I was the first Filipino guy who married a Filipina Nurse(one of 78 Exchange Nurses) assigned at the Kreiskrankenhaus in Bad Homburg. Dr.Gentry was a friend and from S1 we knew everyone and controlled everything.
John Efwards 16-Oct-2015 04:51
I was a 2nd LT and was assigned as the S1/Adjutant for USARGE (US ARMY Reception Group Europe) at Camp King from Feb 1971-Spring 1972 I believe. My wife (Marlene) and I along with our baby boy (Scott) lived in the "maids" quarters housing for a few months before being transferred to TASCOM in Worms until we departed for the US in 1974. We loved Camp King area (Officers Club and restaurants in the area - Especially Oberstaden).
John Edwards
Guest 13-Oct-2015 18:33
I lived at Camp King from Dec 72 to July of 74. What a great place to live! I am sad it is no longer there. I have only met two others who have been to Camp King.
Bob Goldasich 07-Sep-2015 23:33
I was assigned to the Operations Branch from 12/64-02/66, at which time I volunteered for Vietnam. I would love to hear from those who served there at the same time, as I have many fond memories of CK. Bob Goldasich (bloodhoundbob@msn.com)
William Clayton 02-Apr-2015 18:24
I was station in Camp King with the 7707 ECIC in 1951 to 1953
Guest 19-Feb-2015 13:01
I was a student at FIS and then FHS from 1969 to 1973. We lived not far from Camp King but hung out there all the time. The Gym, movie theater and the Officers Club. The above picture 3570 shows an empty Officers Club. There was a table that was backed up to the post there where my family often sat. Brings back great memories. Steve Fontaine
Zena Marcia Hamilton 13-Feb-2015 02:57
I am Zena Marcia (Linn) Hamilton. I was stationed at Camp King from 1978-1981. I had a great time there and meet a lot of great people. I was reading Rick Emery's post and I remember Doug, Joe and Mike. The pictures bring back memories and it is sad to here that it was demolished.
Guest 25-Nov-2014 23:35
Hi my name is Marjorie Huber. My husband was stationed in Frankfurt from 1972 -1973. I worked in the office at Camp King during with a German woman named Trudy Doernhause. Wold love to hear from anyone that was there at that time. Going back to see it 11/25/14 thanks
Joseph Drips 19-Nov-2014 02:00
I was stationed at Camp King, USATRANSCOM, 1970, working under LTC Lester O. Styvie, CWO Yeates, SSG Wilson, Cpt. Eanes, and SGM Llyod Norman. The post made the Army a pleasant experience considering it was during the time of Vietnam. I remember the EM Club, Mess, Barracks, Offices, Bowling Alley, Theater, Etc. If there is anyone out there from during that time I would like to share. Most of my pictures are on slides. I spent one year there to the day.
Ron Beatty 31-Oct-2014 18:21
My name is Ron Beatty. I worked in the communication section at Camp King. I arrived there labor day 1969. The best 18 months of my army career. I was assigned to MCA but worked for Transcom. One of my old bosses was an ex german soldier. He knew his his telephone office. Read the book of Hans Schriff who was the master interrogator at Camp King during WWII. I had come to Camp King from Vietnam. What a difference.
Jon A. Mann 11-Dec-2013 22:01
I couldn't have been assigned to a better duty than as a rail MP. Arrived in may 1982, left december 1983. I wouldn't trade my time there for anything...Rick Emry was my first barracks mate...looked after me...helped me along. A few of the names I remember... corny blanson...kevin fitspatrick, don shultz, carl cropper, rob dillon...used to play basketball with terry respress and mo' williams. The barge missions were the best vacation! Nearly froze to death on a couple mission before the fancy guard car's arrived...
Buster Gilbert 12-Oct-2013 11:59
Buster Gilbert, I was stationed at Camp King from June 1971 to 1974. Started out with the United States Army Reception Group, Europe - USARGE, and then transferred to the Movement Control Agency - MCA. Camp King was a fantastic assignment.
Michael Kerr 04-Jun-2013 17:31
Michael Kerr, At CK 513th MI, mid '66 to mid '68, in the graphics department up the hill to the officer's club. The best folks and best duty in the army. Anyone who feels the urge, please write 1200biker@gmail.com. Anyone have news of Dennis "Doc" Gentry? If anyone who sees this has contact with Claude Adams, please ask him to contact me.

Best wishes to all, Mike.
Jerry Cook 26-Dec-2012 23:19
I was with the 513th MI. Kjcook98@gmail.com
Jerry Cook 26-Dec-2012 23:16
Worked in finance 1966-1967. A great tour of duty.
Jeff Isbell 10-Dec-2012 03:07
I was with the 570th MP Platoon from 82-84. Some great memories! Hey Eric Hendricks, how's your ankle? That was a helluva a slide you made into third base. jeff@kristiana.org
Rick Emry 22-Aug-2012 23:09
Was with the 570th from 79 to 83. I still get together with Doug Szathmary, Joe Tomlinson and Mike Menzel and once in a great while Jon Mann. What a great experieince I had riding the rails, floating the Rehine on a barge, or giving ski instruction in Garmish for the AFRC. It's sad that the Camp has been plowed over and developed
Bob Lamb 04-Aug-2012 16:54
Dave Dellerba I have a pic of Hollingshead and Curry taken in Koblenz on my Classmates entry. Jim Rohlfing yes I am from Michigan. Good memory. I have been in touch with Bob and Linda Dro, Gene Eskew from the motor pool, and Rosie from data punch and the em club. We sure had a good time over there!!!
Bob Lamb 04-Aug-2012 16:54
Dave Dellerba I have a pic of Hollingshead and Curry taken in Koblenz on my Classmates entry. Jim Rohlfing yes I am from Michigan. Good memory. I have been in touch with Bob and Linda Dro, Gene Eskew from the motor pool, and Rosie from data punch and the em club. We sure had a good time over there!!!
Paul Wilson 01-Aug-2012 22:23
Hello to all former Camp King residents. I am Paul Wilson and I served in the 570th MP Platoon in 1977-1978. It was great place. I have trouble tracking down any of the old folks from that era. I would love to talk to some of them anytime.
Keith Hall 01-Apr-2012 18:44
Hi Everyone! Keith Hall, formerly with the 4th Transcom Chaplain. Great memories at Camp King. Sad to see the changes but realize that Change Happens! Memories of bartending and geat friends
Michael Menzel 30-Mar-2012 20:36
I served with the 570th MP's from Feb 79 to Oct 81. Attached to the HQ/HQ company of 4th Trans Brigade. We escorted clasified/sensitive material all over Europe, most missions began by taking the duty train north to Bremerhaven/Nordenham and 73 missions later,I had traveled thousands of miles by rail, barge, truck and vehicle to Italy, Belgium and all over West Germany. Great memories and a couple of hundred photos to re-visit. Camp King was always a welcome return, and your photos remind of the good times that I had there.
David Dellerba 09-Nov-2011 03:33
Served in Plans from January 69-Nov 70-trained Heavy Duty (Tom) Heaver as my replacement before I shipped to Vietnam. Our mailman was Wayne Hollingshead-and we shipped to Nam together and still go to each other's kids' weddings-to be honest, these pictures do not even begin to remind me of what I knew as Camp King. Seems like a thousand years ago. Have heard nothing from Warren Glenn, but saw Sergeant Gilliam in Nam and heard from Lt. Putnam who wound up in Thailand. Last I heard, Lt. Gribble discharged in Germany-never knew if he ever went back home.
jim rohlfing 25-Oct-2011 17:23
To Bob Lamb. I was at Camp King 69 and 70. Not sure if you remember me. I worked with Brooksie and tom Hever. If I remember, you were from Michigan. Good to see you are still alive and well. we are trying to get a reunion together but most of the guys, I think, were a little after your time. If you want to email me, I will let you know who will be there and you may or may not want to come.

Jim Rohlfing
Steve 23-Mar-2011 22:19
Steve Passmore: Just came back to check on the site and read more of the comments.@ Fred Schloss,yes that was I who posted the comment under the name Steve and yes Greg is my older brother.There were 6 of us kids, Greg,Judy,Steve,David,Linda and Mark. I remember you only through talking to my brother.Some of the kids I played with were Doug/Douggie Ross and there was a girl I hung out with.I can't remember her real first name but we/I called her thumper or carrot top cause she had red/orange hair and she lived on the Hill too.I think when we first moved there we lived in 1051 or 1050 temporarily in the top/Attic and then moved to the hill into 1040.I was only in the First thru Third grade when I lived there,six thru eight years old so I don't recall a whole lot of the time there.Just remember bits and pieces.Do remember going out into the woods in back of the Hill/North and roaming around lol.Greg and I would go to a place out there that had Deer in a Park/Zoo like setting.I do remember eating some of the fruit off the trees.I think they were called Mirabelle and we called them mirabellums.Orange plums and we would climb into the trees to pick and eat them.Also we used to sneak into the old Officers club and go all the way upstairs and then to the attic and look around at all the old stuff up there.Well guess I'll stop rambling here and save more of the pics.Had them before but lost them on another PC.
Eric Hendricks 12-Mar-2011 20:22
I was an MP in the 570th MP Platoon at Camp King from 1981-1983. Traveled throughout Germany during my tour with the 570th. Great memories there. I see what I believe is the 570th HQ building. Any idea what became of the MP barracks?
Eric Hendricks 12-Mar-2011 20:22
I was an MP in the 570th MP Platoon at Camp King from 1981-1983. Traveled throughout Germany during my tour with the 570th. Great memories there. I see what I believe is the 570th HQ building. Any idea what became of the MP barracks?
Claude Adams 28-Dec-2010 16:47
I was stationed at Camp King from April 67 til July 68. I worked at the GYM along with Dennis Tankersley. Enjoyed the 14 months at Camp King. Still have contact with Joe Funkhouser, Gene Smith.
Roddy Dull 27-Dec-2010 06:45
I was station at Camp King from 1972 to 1973. I have recently posted some pictures I had from there on my facebook page. Feel free to get any of the picture from there that you wish. I am also looking to make contact with anyone who was stationed there at that same time. Thanks to all who have posted other pictures of the camp both before and after I was there.
Bob Carrillo 18-Dec-2010 02:29
I'm looking for some of my friends I served with while stationed at Camp King, under HHC 4th Transcom(motor pool),during January 1984 till December 1985.My email is rrrc20001@aol.com

SFC Davis
SPC 4 Blackwelder
SPC 4 Bubba
Bob Carrillo 28-Nov-2010 21:01
Donny Conti your father was my commanding officer under HHC 4th Transcom 1984, I hope he's doing well, he was one of my best commander,during my time in the service.
Bob Carrillo rrrc20001@aol.com
vanyhany12-Nov-2010 18:49
I worked in the public affairs office from 1985 to 1986 as a specialist. I worked with a really nice German receptionit named Rita Delacruz Mercado. I worked with SFC Roach and Major Keating. We also had two female reporters Terri Sheetz and Tiffany I think. It has been a long time. What a wonderful place Camp King was and I won't forget it. At the time I was there I was SPC Julie Kirksey. I can be reached at akspanielmommy@gci.net. I was in the 4th Transportation Command.
Hectorr Jalomo 21-May-2010 16:47
I had forgetten all about Camp King. We used to go there for shower runs while training with my signal brigade, 440th signal, up in the nearby mountains and forest. This was during the spring of 73. I think it was during reforger IV. Thanks for the memories.
Chris Clegg 13-Feb-2010 20:48
To Guest, I also was there '71 - '73. What is your info, name, unit, etc.
Guest 06-Feb-2010 20:08
Was at Camp King 1971- 1973 had a ball.
Richard Dooley 20-Jan-2010 20:10
To Mark Oldfield - I remember your Grandmother (Frau Graentz) very well. She helped our family rent a house in Usingen right after we were assigned to Camp King. Bonnie Gile, SFC Andy Yiuntukis, SFC Roman Pitka - all used to work with her under Mr. Curtis. I was there from 1978 - 1985, in the ACofS, P&A. richard.dooley@pfpa.mil
David L. Pompili 15-Dec-2009 02:32
I was in Air Section, Renamed Air Division with Cpt Don Ramey...Possibly Col Smiley, LTC Orville Stokes, And Col (later LTG) Russo may ring a bell...Don Ramey was working at the ITO in Frankfurt last I heard, but that was many years ago, odd Elisee doesn't remember me, but then again, maybe he does. Many wonderful times and folks at Camp King....1975-1978.
Richard Dooley 21-Oct-2009 14:25
Worked on Camp King from 1978 - 1985 and loved every minute of it. Your pictures are great of the Officers Club, the Chapel, Doc Rowalds office, the 570th barracks and the NCO barracks from up on the hill. I worked in ACofS, P&A the whole time I was stationed there. I remember Donnie Conti's Dad and my kids played with his kids at the playground when we would all come into camp. We lived on the economy in New Anspach. Eilish - Not sure if you remember Rich and Kate Dooley - Hi! Please e-mail at Richard.dooley@pfpa.mil
Joe Kuntz 01-Aug-2009 01:57
Lived at Camp King from 73-77 - my father was stationed there Lt. Col George Kuntz - good memories - if i find some old pictures I will be happy to post them - I lived right down the road from the Officers Club - Up on the Hill
Niels Galow 27-Jul-2009 20:32
Hello my name is Niels Galow. I live in Oberursel and I grow up with the Camp King.
I would like to see some pictures from the Camp bevore the Army leave the camp.
If any one have some pictures - please send me some by email to
nilsdavis at gmx.de

Thank you!
EUGENE R. ESKEW 09-Apr-2009 03:36
CHRIS CLEGG,YOU CAN E-MAIL ME @ ralph129@bellsouth.net. any one that remembers me feel free to do so.will be glad to hear from you.
EUGENE R. ESKEW 09-Apr-2009 00:13
CHRISTOPHER CLEGG,I DEFINATELY REMEMBER YOU.YOU BAILED ME OUT SEVERAL TIMES ON DUTY DRIVER AND YOU WERE A MECHANIC AND A GOOD ONE @ TRANSCOM MOTOR POOL.WE DRANK QUITE A FEW BEERS TOGETHER AND WITH THE GERMANS IN THE BREAK ROOM.THOSE WERE THE DAYS.IF YOU REMEMBER GARY BILES I HAVE BEEN IN TOUCH WITH HIM.ALSO ROSEMARY THE GERMAN GIRL THAT WAS A WAITRESS IN THE E-M CLUB.OH ALSO DENNIS STEIN ALSO MECHANIC IN MOTOR POOL TURNED DUTY DRIVER.HOPE TO HEAR FROM YOU SOON.GENE ESKEW.
John Eastwood 29-Mar-2009 22:02
I was stationed there in February 1992 to July 1992. Some of us were then sent to Babenhausen/Darmstadt area to start the 504th Signal Company in Muenster Depot.
RJ Muth 26-Mar-2009 01:21
I was stationed at Camp King from 1986 to 1989. These pictures take me back. Its almost sad to see the change.
Ted Elisee 09-Mar-2009 23:11
Eilish - Just saw your posting. Knew you and your husband while we lived there. As I recall you and he lived in Rosengartchen and attended Mass with us at chapel with Father Beck. Remember his long red hair and beard and your sweet Irish smile.
Eilish Kelly 09-Mar-2009 19:18
Though Irish, I worked as a local national at Camp King from 1972 to 1987. I have many great memories and made wonderful friends there. I also knew George and Janie Kuntz well and remember them and their family fondly.
ted elisee 31-Dec-2008 07:49
ted elisee - was stationed here from 1974 to 1978. The poster Joe Kuntz mentions his father. I knew your George and your Mom Janie. They were (are) wonderful people. Your sister baby sat our daughter Jennifer while we lived there. You were just a young kid at the time. We have fond memories of the place. It was quite the party place, too. Worked under LTC Stokes and Captain Don Ramey. Have spoken to Orv Stokes over the years but cannot find Don Ramey. Also remained good friends with Ray Neeley who passed away in recent years. E-mail me if you remember me - Tedelbear@comcast.net
Joe Kuntz 15-Dec-2008 15:48
My Father was stationed at Camp King from 1973 - 1977 - Had great times there growing up - Father was Lt. Col George R. Kuntz
Stephen Jones13-Dec-2008 17:15
James Barrett,

I'm very interested in reading your essay about your workas an interrogator at Camp King. Were you part of DEFSIP? Did any of the interrogation procedures involve equipment other than polygraph machines? My earlier post immediately before this one describes a bit about why I'm looking for this kind of info.

Anyone else who is reading here and who cares to comment on this would be greatly appreciated.

You can write me at sbjonez@gmail.com if you are willing to share more info. I hope to hear from you.

Thanking you in advance,
Stephen Jones
Stephen Jones13-Dec-2008 17:03
I was never at Camp King but know someone who was there from 1957 to 1959. He was a draftee and assigned duties in a DEFSIP office and also as a driver. This fellow is claiming he was 'putting electrodes to the heads' of people there as part of the screening of scientists for immigration to the US. My understanding is that the only machinesused in theinterrogation procedures were polygraph machines and that the operators were CID personnel trained at the Army's polygraph school stateside in either Georgia or Alabama.I'm also given to understand that no untrained draftee buck-private would ever have been tasked as an interrogator.

Is there anyoneperusingthissite who can help shed light on these matters. The fellow I'm referring to is a known fabricator of all sorts of things about himself and he's been claiming for some years now that the Army trained him, in Germany, to do something caled EEG biofeedback. Senior CID people tell me this is nonsense, but I wonder if any of you who were there on the ground at Camp King could fill in more of the details for me.

Thanking you in advance.

Stephen Jones
stephen Jones 13-Dec-2008 16:59
I was never at Camp King but know someone who was there from 1957 to 1959. He was a draftee and assigned duties in a DEFSIP office and also as a driver. This fellow is claiming he was 'putting electrodes to the heads' of people there as part of the screening of scientists for immigration to the US. My understanding is that the only machinesused in theinterrogation procedures were polygraph machines and that the operators were CID personnel trained at the Army's polygraph school stateside in either Georgia or Alabama.I'm also given to understand that no untrained draftee buck-private would ever have been tasked as an interrogator.

Is there anyoneperusingthissite who can help shed light on these matters. The fellow I'm referring to is a known fabricator of all sorts of things about himself and he's been claiming for some years now that the Army trained him, in Germany, to do something caled EEG biofeedback. Senior CID people tell me this is nonsense, but I wonder if any of you who were there on the ground at Camp King could fill in more of the details for me.

Thanking you in advance.

Stephen Jones
Jimmy Harton 28-Nov-2008 23:31
Hey this is "Jimmy Lee", Camp King 1974 through 1978. If you remember me, Email me at jlharton@aol.com.
Jimmy Harton 28-Nov-2008 23:28
I have fond memories of Camp King. Was station there from 1974 until 1978. I spent 12 years in Germany and always called Camp King my home. Visited it many times during those twelve years. Looking for any one that remember "Jimmy Lee". Hello Joe and Katja Collier.
chris clegg 26-Nov-2008 20:07
Hello Gene. I remember that place well. We did have some good times. I was there between '71 and '73.

I wil drop you a line.
donny conti 27-Oct-2008 20:08
i lived at camp king in 1980-84 my daddy was a commander at the time...all these pict look different from what i remember..i remember a playground and it was in back of m building
James Barrett 20-Aug-2008 22:56
My assignment to Camp King, in 1960, was without doubt the best of my 20-year military carrier. For three years, I was an interrogator at what became perhaps the most famous (infamous)interrogation centers in the world. It was in the cards. Camp King had been used first by the Germans during WWII and later by the Americans. If anyone would like to read a short essay on my work as an interrogator, write me.
John Taft 11-Aug-2008 21:02
I was stationed at Camp King 1971-1972 working in HQ MCA. Alot of memories from "Campus Rex". It would be good to hear from anyone stationed there during that time period. Nice job on these pics. Several buildings appear to have been reconditioned from the time I was there.
Clayton Love 26-Jul-2008 19:20
My name is Clayton Love. My dad was stationed at Camp King in the early to mid 80's. I was age 7-9. It is a shame its not there anymore. I had a few pretty good friends there. If any body remembers me my email address is fruddog@yahoo.com.
EUGENE R. ESKEW 10-Jul-2008 21:34
ANY ONE THAT REMEMBERS ME AND WANTS TO E-MAIL IT'S ralph129@bellsouth.net
EUGENE R.ESKEW 10-Jul-2008 21:29
I WAS STATIONED AT CAMP KING FROM 1970 TO 1973.I WAS A MECHANIC WITH HHC.TRANSCOM.I HAD SOME OF THE BEST FRIENDS THAT COULD EVER BE WANTED.I REMEMBER BOB LAMB.I WAS SOME-WHAT DISSAPOINTED THAT CAMP KING HAS BEEN DONE AWAY WITH.JUST SO MANY MEMORIES WITH FRIENDS.THE CAMP IS GONE BUT I STILL HAVE THE MEMORIES AND THE PICTURES.DOES ANYONE KNOW WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO THE GERMANS THAT WORKED AT THE MOTOR POOL.HEINZ WILD AND ALBERT SACKMANN.I WAS AT CAMP KING ON LEAVE IN 74 ON A REFORGER EXERCISE FROM FT.RILEY AND ONE OF THE GERMANS THERE MR.NEUMANN HAD A HEART ATTACK AT DIED THE DAY I GOT THERE.ANY WAY THANKS FOR THE PICTURES AND THE WALK BACK TO SOME OF THE VERY BEST TIMES.
Bob Lamb 04-Jun-2008 15:56
I was stationed at Camp King from June 69 to Jan 71. I worked for the Central Control Office of Transcom. We basically sent people home. I drove to Frankfurt and the airport twice a day. It was a great place to be stationed. The people were friendly and we loved to travel around. I was pleased to find this website. Thanks for the pictures.
Fred Schloss 16-Apr-2008 16:54
I lived on Camp King from 1960 to 1964. First in temporary quarters in Building 1048, then on the third floor of Building 1047, and finally in Building 1051 on the second floor. My best friend at first was Greg Passmore, whose father was an eye surgeon. I wonder is Steve is any relation to Greg.

I went back in 1985. The pasture behind 1051 was full of high rise apartments, obstructing the view of the Feldberg that we had when we lived there. The post was still beautiful, however.
Steve 12-Feb-2008 00:53
Steve 12-Feb-2008 00:14
Yeah brings back the memories.I lived there when i was 6 thru 8 years old.My dad was stationed there,he was an eye Dr.He was a officer and we lived up on the hill by the Officer club in the Yellow houses for officers.Seeing what they look like now in your pics is spooky.On the satellite maps i see the yellow house's are gone. We lived there summer of 1957 to summer of 1960 then he was transfered to Fort Lewis,Wa.then to Walter Reed. Thanks for sharing the pics.Was great to see them. Steve
Randy Molho 16-Jan-2008 02:21
Randy Molho I was stationed at Camp King as an MP from 1966 to 1969 and had the pleasure of being there during the Viet Nam war. Looking at the pictures of the old officer's club brings back a lot of memories. Apart from the club being is a state of disrepair as compared to the old days, what I really miss seeing on the top of the weather vane is the old emblem of the 3rd Reich with the eagle and swastika that used to be there (strictly from a collector's point of view). When I was stationed there I always had the dream of removing it and shipping the weather vane home, but I didn't have the guts to try it or the spiked boots to climb the steep roof. Someone has it stashed in their attic, I'm sure of it!
DON bURGIN 15-Jan-2008 16:36
I was an MP on Camp King starting in June 1966 until 513th closed in Oct.Nov 1968. See other Camp King web site that whas old photo's of how it was as a military base, great site. I went back in June 2007, barely recognized the place, only a few buildings left, Officer's Club, Dispensary, MP building,(we slept up ststairs)
e-mail me at: dburgin0114@hotmail.com or Don@ymcalondon.com
josh williams 03-Jan-2008 02:58
My dad was the chaplain at Camp King from 1977-1980, and we had a great time there as a family. Wednesday nights were pizza night at the O-Club and that interior shot of the pillars brings back memories.
Mark Oldfield 23-Dec-2007 18:54
My Grandmother worked at Camp King from 1967-1982. Her name was Waltraut [Jennie] Graentz. She worked as a civilian administrator under Mr. Curtis. She loved her job, and the people there. If you worked with her, chances are I know you, or have heard of you. Please contact. Thank you!
Unknowen Author 14-Dec-2007 23:58
Such a shame what happened to this post....

The place was full of History...

The buildings some date back to WW2..the landscape...all of it's originality is all but gone.

It makes me sick to see these pictures.
Laurie (Hatch) Reily 28-Nov-2007 19:15
Hello. I lived on Camp King in the mid 80's. I am looking for a good friend his name is Ray Hancock, he worked at the PX there. does anybody remember him? .
John Batten 19-Jul-2007 12:45
I am always on the lookout for all of my old German and Aemrican Camp King friends, drop me a line at johnhbatten@gmail.com !!
John Batten 19-Jul-2007 12:43
I was stationed at Camp King twice and they were the happiest times of my life. The first time from 1986-1988 and again from 1991-1993. I loved every minute of it and would love to be able to go back!! Thanks for the great pictures!! The building in pictures 2004-002 and 2004-011 is where I worked as a computer programmer during my first tour, I'm glad to see it wasn't torn down, thanks for posting them!!
Maurice Cammack 09-Jul-2007 01:01
I lived on Camp King from February 1967 until December 1969 and enjoyed every minute as a guest of the fine people who lived and worked on Camp King and in Oberursel. I enjoyed seeing the photos of the new homes and facilities that have been built since we were stationed there. Thank you for taking the time to share the pictures with us all.
Guest 20-Jun-2007 16:18
I was stationed at Camp King from Aug 1964 to March 1967 with the 5135th MI Group. Worked in the S2 office, processing security clearances. Enjoyed Germany, but have never been able to return and see how things are now. I have enjoyed the websites I've found - lots of memories.
Frank "Fuzzy" Sears 08-May-2007 16:57
I was stationed at Camp King from 1985-1987 in the 570th Military Police Platoon. Thank you for the pictures. I returned to Camp King for a visit in 1998 and nothing had changed like now. Th picture 2004_002 is of the Military Police admin building. WOW, I wish I had a dollar for every pushup I done in that yard!I remember going to the small Imbuss Soloniki(Stephen's I think) on the corner near Camp King and the "Pizza Place" near there. It was an amazing place!
Thank you,
Frank
Phil Rigden 30-Apr-2007 10:05
I was stationed with HHC 22nd Signal Brigade at Camp King from 1990-1992. I stayed in Germany, living another 7 years in Oberursel and then moving to Frankfurt, where I live now. I have a local friend I met while in the Army who grew up just outside the camp and who now owns (with her husband) one of the new apartments in the complex.
Frank Gavin 01-Nov-2006 20:25
On my second tour, my family and I lived in Building 1048 in the housing area on Camp King. What a beautiful place to live. I made it a point to meet the German people on this tour and now have so many friends in this great country.
I worked at the 97th General Hospital ( Pharmacy Section ) and drove or took the U-Bahn in each day to Frankfurt.
I have returned several times and it has changed much.
I will go back again and cannot wait.
Rick Schuette 03-Sep-2006 23:59
I was in a telephone communications unit in Darmstadt from 1978 - 1981. Every year my army squat would put in telephones all over Camp King for special training in the nearby woods. I look at many of these pictures and remember laying wire and cable across the building rooftops and through yards. It is nice to remember Camp King again.

Rick Schuette, US Army, Sergeant, 44th Signal Battalian, Darmstadt, (West) Germany, 1998 - 1981
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