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marcel wrote on June 15, 2014

2014, "google maps view" from sembach airbase / tower / inside the tower and other places around. share share share my friends!

https://www.google.com/maps/views/view/116218838066607885921/photo/FKYzRBtkZLkAAAQXEi7CjQ
https://www.google.com/maps/views/view/116218838066607885921/photo/QtdlvvG-gGkAAAQXE4ulSg
https://www.google.com/maps/views/view/116218838066607885921/photo/V34mDhM9FAUAAAQWgCrRAw

Kenneth Pete Gunn wrote on March 27, 2014

I was a A2C/A1C, 33150A Nuclear Weapons Specialist working in the ordnance area at Sembach and Enkenbach. Warhead/RATO maintenance. 1962-65. First in the 5th Tac Depot Sq, OL-4 then 38th Missile Maintenance Sq. Swung many a warhead at Site 1, 2, & 3.

Peter neilson capt. 1963 wrote on January 26, 2014

My father served from 1962 as a Crew Captain.we lived on base in blog 28 c 5

William Bill Hegyessy wrote on January 15, 2014

Hi, does anyone remember my father, Lt.Col. Harold Hegyessy? He was a Mace Squadron Commander from 1959 - 1961. We lived in the apartment block opposite the theater and elementary school (which I attended and learned the German language). Many fond memories including a picture of me standing on a ladder (air stair?) touching the nose of Mace Missile.

james logan wrote on January 6, 2014

Was stationed at Sembach for second time from 1973-1976. Worked base supply as an E-6. Played Base level basketball and also coached
the team in 1975-1976.

James Logan wrote on January 6, 2014

I was stationed at Sembach from 1962-1965. I played baseball and sqn
basketball wining the base championship along side CJ Farr and others.

Michael chaves wrote on November 20, 2013

My Dad SSGT Gilbert RC Chaves was in a news article about saving people in a burning shoe store in Ludwigshafen, Germany. Trying to find this article. I only have half. Anyone have any info please contact me.

Richard Village wrote on September 12, 2013

Served at Sembach 1961-1963. 38th MMS, Site II.

Don Dallas wrote on June 21, 2013

I served in Sembach from 1955 when we shipped over from Orlando until Sept. 1958. I was on one of the matador launch teams with our launch comlpex outside of Sembach and also went to Libia twice for test firings of the missile. \"If I had only learned to enjoy wine.....

GERALD BRENEISER wrote on June 6, 2013

MY NAME IS GERALD BRENEISER. I SERVED IN GERMANY AT SEMBACH BASE FROM 1957-1960 IN THE 587TH TMS, RADIO RELAY. YOU MAY ADD MY NAME TO THE ROLL CALL PAGE. IF ANYONE WOULD LIKE TO CONTACT ME, YOU MAY GIVE THEM MY EMAIL.

THANKS

Tracy Cloud wrote on May 28, 2013

My daughter just received her orders and will be heading to Sembach in August, 2013. Your site was full of great information. Printed many of your pictures and info to send to her ahead of time. Thanks, Tracy

John Monroe wrote on May 17, 2013

I was assigned to Sembach from May 1964 until July 1966 in the 38th Air Police Squadron. I was an access controller at site II. I was also a flight leader at site III.

Michael Robinson wrote on April 3, 2013

Jack Robinson, Sembach 1962-3 was my father. Could answer some questions and have some myself.

Lee Kyser wrote on February 26, 2013

Danny Dinger passed away 1 Feb, 2013 at the age of 71. Danny was the Tech 2 on Crew 3-7 at Site III in 1964.

Ed Bradish wrote on January 20, 2013

I was in the 11th TMS and the 587th MMS at Sembach from 7/56 to 7/59. I was in armament and on a launch crew for most of the time. I can still find remnants of A,B and C flights on Google Earth. The only piece of real estate that seems to be maintained is Metro Tango armament site. It can be found at 49 27 06 53 N and 7 51 53 36 E. If you add Panaramio, you can see pictures of the igloos and the maintainance building. The maintainance building looks the same as it did in 1956---except the paint was dark green originally. Most missileers didn\'t know of this site because it was at a dead end and there was no reason to go there. I still can\'t find the motor pool site. 9 + 6= 15

Jerald Jerry Messer wrote on November 25, 2012

I was assigned to Sembach from February 1964 until February 1968 in the 38th Airpolice Squadron the last 18 months as a K-9 handler.

JERRY STRENTZ wrote on November 1, 2012

I SPENT 2 WONDERFUL YEARS AT SEMBACH AIRBASE DURING 1962-1964. MY WIFE MARCIE AND I TRAVELED ALL OVER IN OUR NEW RED VW.

Bob Pinkerton wrote on October 8, 2012

Served at Sembach 61-63 38TMW Data Systems & Statistics with \" Sgts Carver,Collins,Donally: airman Hoffman,Ribich,Grimm,Thompson,Pogio and others--
Would love to hear from those who ran the 407\'s 602\'s, 514\'s and other dp machines

Frank Hellstern wrote on September 25, 2012

My dad was stationed at Sembach from 1975 - 1980. It was a defining experience in who I became and what I did with my life once I joined the military. The memories of chewing on a hot bratwurst, watching the Sembach Tigers weekly football game in the best stadium in Europe is priceless.

Gary Ruckle wrote on June 16, 2012

Stationed at Grunstadt 38th TMW, 62-65. Looking to make contact with anyone serving with me.

Joe Sheringo wrote on May 13, 2012

Hello all,

Was in the dental clinic from \'73 to \'75. Met my wife at Sembach and we are planning a trip back in Sept. Would appreciate any help getting onto the base.

Thanks

Jack JR Moore wrote on May 8, 2012

Memories of many long days and nights at Invent 1 which I believe is the block house depicted in the video come flooding back. I am also glad that the site will be put to another good use, we all remember what the first good use was, \"we lived it\". Fondest memories were of Capt Thoeni, NCOIC Bill Rowe & Mech Brown of crew 2-7
I believe only Brown and I remain.
Thanks for placing the video on the website

JR Moore Mech 1 crew 2-7 1962-65

Larry Lechner wrote on May 8, 2012

Thanks for the update on Site II. That spot was a big part of what it meant to be in the USAF in Germany as far as I was concerned. That it will pass (or has already passed) into history is the nature of things. At least now it will have a useful future.

Ron Lewis wrote on May 3, 2012

This site is a great walk in the past. I was at Sembach fron 71-74. I see Capt Albert signed in. I worked under him and Maj Webster.

Wolfgang Loester wrote on March 7, 2012

Thank you for the lot of information!

We live in Enkenbach, next to Sembach and Mehlingen. Bazi is our dog. He loves to walk \"Gassi\" at the abandoned sites - and I love to learn how it was there in former times.

Veronika, Wolfgang and Bazi from Enkenbach