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Town square Rinteln.
Town square Rinteln.		 Reichstag Berlin
Reichstag Berlin		 Reichstag Berlin
Reichstag Berlin		 Heerstrasse Berlin. Created for 1936 Olympics
Heerstrasse Berlin. Created for 1936 Olympics
Heerstrasse Berlin. Created for 1936 Olympics
Heerstrasse Berlin. Created for 1936 Olympics		 Alexanderplatz Berlin
Alexanderplatz Berlin		 Alexanderplatz Berlin
Alexanderplatz Berlin		 Alexanderplatz Berlin
Alexanderplatz Berlin
Alexanderplatz Berlin
Alexanderplatz Berlin		 Alexanderplatz Berlin
Alexanderplatz Berlin		 Alexanderplatz Berlin
Alexanderplatz Berlin		 Pope's cross, Marienkirche Berlin
Pope's cross, Marienkirche Berlin
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Bill Holloway 28-Apr-2018 19:15
My son MALCOLM Holloway was Born BMH .Renteln on the 1.6.78 I was serving with The Queens Royal Irish Hussars in paderborn Barker Barracks we lived in sennelarger took the wife to the nearest medical centre they rushed her to Renteln I was not allowed in the Ambulance because she was due any minute so I drove behind the ambulance down the auto balm all lights on my car went off I had nothing being 0230 hrs I was chasing the ambulance at 70mph no lights not funny especially when you hit the cobbles arrived had not very long but a experience .found out it was the old type fuse with the wire one blew and the wire went across the others and blew the lot
Babs Allen 06-May-2014 11:39
My husband was in the RAMC and served in BMH Rinteln 1969-73. Our youngest son was born in the hospital. We lived in Buckeburg then Schaumburg - we were the only Brits in Schaumburg until another couple from the hospital came to live in the flat below us. Our eldest son attended the Army School in Buckeburg. Loved Rinteln, fantastic place. We had several German friends there and still keep in touch with a couple we met who live in Cologne. Glad to see the place still looks the same!
Andrew Chambers 19-Jun-2013 23:00
Hello there,
My name is Andrew Lee Chambers, I was born in BMH Rinteln on 28th September 1986. I am looking for my father who served in the REME. His name was James Matthew Chambers born in Glasgow. He may also have been know is jim or jimmy. I know he re- married to a lady by the name of Alison. He would be about 52 now. The Rinteln address I have on my birth certificate is 71 Aircraft Workshop REME BFPO 41. He was known to have a love for German Shepherd dogs and he also exported cars. I am now 26 years old and have never met him. I would really like to know my dad before it is too late. If anyone has any information, please email me at chambersandrew89@yahoo.co.uk Please accept my sincere apologies if this is the wrong place to post this message, I just do not know what else to do. Thank you.
Guest 23-Dec-2011 00:21
I am taking my mother back to Rinteln this January where she worked in the early 1950's with the Q.A.R.A.N.C. If anyone remembers her please get in touch. Her name was (then) Pamela Sykes from Shropshire. Thanks. simon.hunter@me.com
Guest 01-Jul-2011 23:24
I worked for SKC and lived in Berlin 1974 for a year and between 1976/82. I lived for a while in 6 Civ Mess in the Grunewald & Devon House Civ Mess on Heer Str. I was the Engineer i/c SKC TV Workshop and Rental/Sales outlet in Summit House. I have traveled widely through Europe to most major cities but nowhere can compere to pre-1989 Berlin. I loved, the 'buzz' of the city, the fact that you could do virtually anything (except parachuting!!) and the Berliner's seemed to live life for the day - who knew what would happen tomorrow? I've been back for a week in 2005 but the rule :- you should never go back applied. Still great but not outstanding......
Lorraine Finnegan(nee Earl) 06-Jan-2011 13:59
Hello, great to see the pictures of BMH Rinteln, the hospital where we were born in 1955, my father was serving with The Green Howards (lived in Minden)at the time, Mum only just made it to the hospital, she had us twins very quickly! Nice to see the place 55 years on, hope to visit Rinteln, Minden and Iserlohn in the near future. Thanks Lorraine
Jose Brown (nee Andrews) 29-Oct-2010 13:42
I was a member of the Q.A.R.A.N.C and was stationed at BMH Rinteln 1957/58. This is where I met my husband Colin Brown who was doing national service with the R.A.M.C and was also stationed at Rinteln. We have a lot of happy memories of this time. We always intended to pay a return visit but never have done. We will be celebrating our golden wedding next year.If any one remembers us we would love to hear from them.
Tim Evans 21-May-2010 21:25
I served in BMH Hannover and Rinteln between 1990- 1997 loved every minute, the staff cared and was a great bunch. Thanks for the memories
Kev Sharrock 03-Apr-2010 10:22
I was born in BHM Rinteln on this day 39 years ago. I am now serving myself and live less than 50 miles away.
david bainbridge 12-Feb-2010 01:39
HI MY NAME IS DAVID BAINBRIDGE I WAS BORN IN BMH RINTELN ON THE 26.11.1973 MY DAD WAS IN THE REME, WE LIVED IN MINDEN IN A COTAG ON THE OUT SKIRTS OF A FOREST IV BEEN TOLD. MY PROBLEM IS THAT IM NOT SURE IF I WAS REGISTERED AT BIRTH OR NOT, AS IM UNABLE TO FIND ANY RECORDS ABOUT ME. ITS LIKE I DONT EXSIST. I DONT HAVE ANY PHOTOS OR DOCUMENT ABOUT WHEN I WAS BORN UNTILL ABOUT AGED 4YEARS, I WOULD BE VERRY GREATFULL IF ANYONE CAN TELL ME WERE OR HOW OR WHO TO CONTACT TO OBTAIN RECORDS. I HAVE SPENT THE PAST 19 YEARS SEARCHING FOR THEM WITH NO SUCCESS. PLEASE CAN ANYONE HELP ME AS I FEEL LIKE IM A NOBODY. IF THERE IS ANYONE OUT THERE WHO CAN HELP ME, COULD YOU PLEASE CONTACT ME AT DBAINBRIDGE@LIVE.CO.UK. THANX
ian goldsmith 16-Nov-2009 17:51
had some good times there especialy the raft race dose any one remember that
Guest 16-Nov-2009 17:42
ian goldsmithwas posted there when hess died what a carry on that was

jim Flood 15-Nov-2009 17:34
Served in all 3 BMH's shown here. Elder son was born in BMH Berlin in 1978. Have been back to Germany a couple of times since retiring from HMF and due in Berlin again in 3 weeks to "do the Weissnacktachts Markts and re visit "scenes of crimes"
paula petts was baum 21-Aug-2009 18:36
my name is paula petts was baum i had my eldest daughter vicky in BMH berlin 1985 nice to have a trip down memory lane
kev nolan 02-Aug-2009 22:34
spent many happuy night in bmh rinteln in the jrc also was patient for 8 weeks back in 1980 was good to see the pics of the place.
kev nolan 02-Aug-2009 22:30
hi there

lived in ahorn allee just of theodore heutz platz here fron 85 to 87 was posted to bmh berlin
Geraldine Mcleish 02-Aug-2009 17:42
Geraldine
I was born at BMH Rinteln in May 1949 and have just visited Rinteln in June 2009, sixty years later.
mandy hawkins was jennings 21-Jul-2009 06:48
I was a ward stewardess at bmh Rinteln from feb80 -feb82 and have lots of memories ,Ican remember the corridors under the buiding they had pipes running along them and if you werent careful youd bang your head, I worked on most wards but was on maternity for the longest ,Can remember spending many a sunday afternoon walking up to the Klippe and having hot chocolate and torte we even slid down the hill once in the snow and of course who can forget Hubertos and his weiner snitzels and tha slivovitch great memories
Caggsy 08-Jun-2009 14:18
Fantastic memory boost. My son was born in BMH Berlin in 1975. I lived in Tharauer Allee.
GUEST 08-May-2009 19:56
fANTASTIC TRIP DOWN MEMORY LANE.MY DAUGHTER WAS BORN THERE IN 1984. WE LIVED IN KLADOW.
tracey watson 30-Apr-2009 11:52
my daughter was born at bmh in 1985. i would love to take emma back and show her. we lived in kisselnallee my name then was tracey fletcher.would love to know what happened to my friends there can,t believe its 24 years ago
Darrel Carter 23-Feb-2009 20:27
I was born in Berlin BMH in 1984, my dad was in a army first battalion, the prince of wales own regiment of Yorkshire BFPO45. First time seen those photos, it were amazing but suddenly the hospital i was born in has knocked down. i would be nice to go back and have a look as i dont remember it, but i dont have chance. I was only 7 month old moving back to United Kingdom.
Rosina Clark nee Geeleher 13-Nov-2008 15:45
I was very pleased to look at the photos of BMH Rinteln. I was in the QA's between 65-67.I married and had my daughter at the hospital. We lived in one of the flats in Waldkatter Allee. I have lots of happy memories of Rinteln. My daughter went there last year and loved it.She stayed at the Waldkatter Hotel, on the edge of the forest, it has its own brewery and is an excellent place to stay. I noticed a photo of our old watering hole across the road from the hospital,it was called Hubertus gasthaus. I spent many a happy hour there with all my friends from long ago. Thanks for the memories!
Guest 09-Sep-2008 10:19
From: Arthur Kujawinski. I enjoyed the photographs. It is good to see Hannover and Berlin. I am still hoping to find photographs of B.M.H. Hannover, from 1972-1977. I remember a recruiting brochure from that period.
Alan Smith 05-Sep-2008 01:46
My sister was born in BMH Rinteln in 1962. Dad was in the REME at Fally and we stayed in Theodore Storm Str 1965 to 1969.
Jean Harrison 21-Jun-2008 13:54
Great photos, I went back in 2006 to see where we lived in Spandau. My husband was in the REME and one of his jobs first thing in the morning was to check the train. I ran the Brownie pack at Spandau and worked at the Kindergarden. My son was born in Hannover in 1968.
TAM WEBSTER 15-May-2008 08:23
Great to see pictures of Berlin again, was last there in October 1979 for 4 days visit with CRAOC as i was his driver,magic memories. Also great pictures pf BMH RINTELN, my daughter LEANNE was born there on 21st February 1979 what a wonderful day that was,one of the best days of my life.. TAM
Dave todd 05-May-2008 11:11
Great photos and great memories.
I served at BMH Berlin 1990 - 1993, played hockey for BMH Rinteln. How I remember that drive from Berlin to Rinteln most Fridays.
Cheers
Dave
John Leggett 04-Apr-2008 20:51
My daughter, Jane was born in BMH Rinteln in 1965. I also went there occassionally in the 50's, as a child, when my dad was serving in BAOR. I understand the buildings have now been demolished (Google Earth )
dave 02-Apr-2008 11:33
i was born in BMH Rinteln july 66, father was posted to lubbecke / minden, my brother was also born in BMH Rinteln in july 68,

actually went to Rinteln and surrounding areas in march 08.
yvonne simpson 28-Mar-2008 17:26
daughter born in bmh rinteln 1995
Alan Hetherington 28-Mar-2008 03:52
P.S. Many thanks to the following kind people whom made my visit to Berlin in 2006 so special - Yvonne S, Kristina, Thomas, Peter, Please if you can email me - whitesiskin@ntlworld.com From Alan the Irishman.
Alan Hetherington 28-Mar-2008 03:28
Looking at the beautiful photos of Berlin and thinking of the happy fourteen weeks I spent there between June and September 2006, really one of the best and happy times in my life, The true love of my life was a lovely girl from East Germany called Yvonne whom worked in Berlin, we became engaged to be married, but life can be cruel and she "moved on" but but I still love her as I love her City of Berlin, if anyone reading this knows any of us Yvonne the East German girl who worked in Berlin or myself Alan the Irish man who came to Berlin to visit her in Berlin in 2006 - Could you please tell her to get in touch with me again, Thank You - Alan Hetherington Derry City Ireland.
Ray Austin 27-Mar-2008 23:47
Stationed at BMH Berlin 1980 1982 ,married local german girl and had my reception in the Needlers bar .Best posting of my career in RAMC.
Darren Woodard 27-Jan-2008 19:33
My wife was born in a BMH hospital in 1974 and was delivered by Major Esme Sweeny can any one of you remember her.We are planing to go back this year so we can see where she was born.
Guest 01-Jan-2008 11:55
My name is Gavin Fraser and I worked (all be it as a pads brat)in Berlin Inf Bde. I played at Stadium Rugby Club and sadly left in 1989 to join the AAC. I remember fondly Berlin and the people who were there. I also served in Minden, Bruggen and Detmold. Any pics posted would be greatly appreciated as I am technophobe. Thanks.
Guest 01-Jan-2008 11:50
My Dad was an Estate Warden in Berlin and the street which has been knocked down was where he was based won't name him in case you know him and are out for revenge LOL). We lived there from 85-90 in Theodor-Heuss Platz opposite the Jerboa and summit house. I joined the Army and went to Rinteln as a patient and remember it all. Many thanks.
Guest 01-Jan-2008 11:50
My Dad was an Estate Warden in Berlin and the street which has been knocked down was where he was based won't name him in case you know him and are out for revenge LOL). We lived there from 85-90 in Theodor-Heuss Platz opposite the Jerboa and summit house. I joined the Army and went to Rinteln as a patient and remember it all. Many thanks.
debs 20-Dec-2007 18:18
OMG what a trip down memory lane, I had my eldest in BMH Berlin in 1985 and my two youngest in Rinteln. What lovely memories of some of the best times this has brought back. These I have added to my favourites so my kids can see where they where born I never thought to take pictures of the hospitals when they were born! Thank you.
debs 20-Dec-2007 18:18
OMG what a trip down memory lane, I had my eldest in BMH Berlin in 1985 and my two youngest in Rinteln. What lovely memories of some of the best times this has brought back. These I have added to my favourites so my kids can see where they where born I never thought to take pictures of the hospitals when they were born! Thank you.
Guest 01-Dec-2007 04:34
Hi
My name is R Robinson. I was born in the BMH Rinteln in April 1953, when my father was serving with the RASC. These are the first photos I have ever seen, I'm quite staggered.
Guest 27-Nov-2007 06:30
I had my tonsils out in the BMH Berlin, around 86'87 my father was serving in Berlin at the time. The pictures that have been posted are great
Guest 18-Nov-2007 17:11
I served at BMH Rinteln 1993-5. Specs ward (yes alongside Bill Anderson, damned good chap!). Some marvellous people and times,and some not so good (Cathy Penney). I even met my husband on the ward, happily married for 11 yrs and 2 gorgeous children, despite ALL the c---p we went through! He was Cpl Walton (Ray), and I was Captain Cushen (Jeannie)ooooer! Still keep in touch with Joy Scammell, Sooooo Flower, and Lani Tom. Ey up.Little brother now OC @ Peterborough- that's the RAF for you!
Andy Jackson 18-Nov-2007 17:05
I was born at BMH Rinteln in May 1974 - my father was in the 3rd Light Infantry.First time I've thought to use t'internet to check where I was born... Rinteln looks lovely! I will definitely visit there soon. Thanks for the photos.
Guest 14-Nov-2007 19:38
Hi My Name is Steve Long and I served with 247 Berlin Provo Company 1973 - 1975, Where you in the same unit at that time if would like to hear from you.
Guest 14-Nov-2007 19:38
Hi My Name is Steve Long and I served with 247 Berlin Provo Company 1973 - 1975, Where you in the same unit at that time if would like to hear from you.
christine parker-croot 29-Oct-2007 23:59
As My husband was a linguest we were posted to Berlin and later my son was born in Rinteln, happy memories thanks
David Rao 25-Oct-2007 22:14
I was born in BMH Rinteln IN 1969 this was the first time i ve seen the place.Thank you i realy enjoyed your photos.
Bill Anderson 09-Oct-2007 10:00
I served in Rinteln 93-95. What a great unit it was.
I lived in the flats at Behringweg 'the white elephants' then moved out to Buckeburg 'little london' as the locals called it.

I was in Hohne 2004-06 and visited Rinteln and Buckeburg - Rinteln is now being used again which is nice to see - and most of the MQs in Buckeburg have been sold off except a little corner of Konigberger Str
Dwnny Shrewsbury (Foster) 30-Sep-2007 12:56
I was posted to Rinteln 1976-77. I can remember going along the underground passageway to get to X-Ray but running like mad to get past the butchery department. There was a German civilian who worked there, preparing the meat and he always seemd to come out to see who was walking (running in my case)past with a bloody meat cleaver in his hand! I was terrified!
Brian long 04-Sep-2007 11:52
Hi, I was born in BMH Rinteln in May 1972 as my father was serving in the forces. I would love to visit this place sometime and was wondering where best to stay.
Jill Mitchinson 29-Jul-2007 05:20
hi I was at BMH Rinteln 1969-1972 my name is jill Mitchinson nee. Grundy. I am now living in New Zealand and would love to hear if any other ex QA's are here. I have met two here in Southland and I know of two in the north Island please get in touch through these pages and we will see about a reunion to see if our drinking skills have improved or declined!!
STEPHANIE MARTELL 27-Jul-2007 14:30
I was a member of the QARANC and was posted to BMH RINTELN after the closure of BMH ISERLOHN in 1994. My son was born at the hospital in 1996 and we lived in Buckeburg. I returned to England in 1997. In December 2006 we spent new year in Rinteln. My son is now 10 years of age and it was great for him and his younger sister to see where he was born. It is great to hear that others are still reminising about the past! Best Wishes.
Stephanie Martell.(ex QARANC)
Jason Keen 21-Jun-2007 21:29
I was born in BMH Rinteln in January 1975, my Father was serving in REME.

These pictures are the first i have ever seen of my birthplace, THANKYOU!
Ian Dixon 15-Jun-2007 20:33
What a lovely collection of superb photos!
Brings back many memories of my travels.
I was in BMH Rinteln in February 1954 with a severe bout of 'flu caught after exercises in cold damp snow & ice conditions whilst doing NS with the RMP 1 Corps(HQ) Bielefeld!
Great hospital and staff!
tony tucker 31-May-2007 13:16
Although I served at BMH Berlin I wasn't alas part of the QARANC but with the Army attached as a chef.The hospital was not only for the soldiers but also for the families as well. Underneath the hospital was a fully fitted underground hospital supposedly capable of surviving an attack. The kitchen at the rear of the hospital was used as a delivery area for corpses being taken to the morgue ( also in the hospital )I have more information if required but alas no photographs.
Guest 28-May-2007 11:24
What a great trip down memory lane. Posted to BMH Berlin 87-89 and BMH Rinteln in 89. Lynne Bristo Ex QARANC
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