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I spent last weekend at a military camp. We had wunderfull sunny weather but just 7°C (44F) at night. Thx to God for my Bundeswehr sleeping bag

View from beer garden to the camp site


German "corner" with my car and camo net with tent


Continetal breakfast in the beer garden


NIce US vehikles


East meets west


Hagen, just for you




Having MREs all day long...




Buddy´s son "cooking" his EPa entree


My video of the convoy

Thanks for sharing housil looks like fun

Great post asalways housil.
Love your adventure threads

I really like those pictures of the US Army M-151 jeeps. Jeeps like those are perfect for off-roading on the weekends.

Awesome pics housil! Just curious; in the east meets west photo, is that the North German Plain in the background? Many cold war scenarios called for the Russians to invade and seize the Hoff Corridor and the North German Plain would be swarming with their armor.

rationtin440 wrote:Awesome pics housil! Just curious; in the east meets west photo, is that the North German Plain in the background? Many cold war scenarios called for the Russians to invade and seize the Hoff Corridor and the North German Plain would be swarming with their armor.

The camp was ~ 1hr south/west of the City of "Hof" where the "Hof(f) Corridor" was. Our member Mreheater72 lieves next to it.



Foto taken from opposite hill


map view


Terrain view


The most "famous" invading Corridor was the "Fulda Gap" and its US obersavation Place "Point Alpha", just an hors drive far from us.
You can see some pic´s ->over here<-

Being disconnected for a while.... but I seee you always post some interesting pics Ollie...
The "Fulda Gap" and the Hoff Corridor where they expexcted the Soviets to roll in with their armor....

Thanks so much for reply and pics housil! Beautiful scenery there, unfortunately my memory for plce names is not as it once was.

Thanks to you too Bypah for refreshing my memory!

One of my old Army units the 14th Cavalry took part in guarding the Fulda Gap during the Cold War from the late 1940's until the late 1970's. I remember this history from my unit although I did not serve until MUCH later.