Hey, I am about to enter the first competition ever for my Art. My Art has a message also... I pray to God it is heard. Also, I pray to God, that my artist statement and bio helps to create the deeper meaning behind my brush. Your video was a nice pause and reflection of my purpose. Thank you so much.

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crazy to find people that were there a long time ago , i live there and many things hadn’t changed

About 20 years ago, when the US garnison was active, Kitzingen was not so beautiful! but also had a certain charm! through the small American pubs where GI's enjoyed the Kitzinger beer, and every young woman was greeted with hello sunshine (the GI's said Kitzingen is the small Las Vegas on the Main River).

You still making content girl?

Very cool! I was stationed on Harvey Barracks 1994 -1995 Eco 703rd. I then got transferred to Conn Barracks in Schweinfurt.

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just bought my first pair and this has certainly given me something to aim for - Brilliant!

Thanks for the great video, i at spent 3 years at Harvey Barracks from 1988-1991. Great memories.

Çocukluğumun çok güzel günler yaşadığım şirin şehir.

looks like i have a lot to learn.

Susan your skills are amazing to watch and learn from. I found these videos through Paul's site. I want to learn this whole drill and have been watching it in slow motion and trying to keep up. Thank you for providing these videos, and helping to preserve the techniques! God bless.

Thanks for posting! Larsen HHC 10th Engr., 85-86. I have a dozen pics that matched your film!

I was stationed Aschaffenburg, from 80 to 82, and went to Harvey kaserne 3rd infantry Division NCO academy. Spring 1981 Good times.

How are you my Brother? I see you haven't uploaded in a while. I hope you are well. I was stationed in Kitzingen also.

My father was stationed there in 1963 and my mother came along and lived in Kitzingen. Thus I was born in Wurzburg army hospital. I wish someone had pictures of Kitzingen in 1963.

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I never tire of watching this. Reminds me of club drills in school long ago. I play it again and again to get the movements right. Thanks again and again.

You've got quite the skill. Would love to get in contact and talk juggling sometime.

Very nice video. brings back memories. The security fence behind Harvey Barracks is no longer there. We used to hike across the field to go to Beeno's Guesthouse, best Hungarian Goulash ever!

I was there in the btry b, 6/52, from 8-69 to 2-71 , in the generator section,52b30.

I too was stationed in Kitzingen, but much later in 1983-84 & have many treasured memories, including inside the Frankinsher Hof & Akropolis, both of which are shown here. I also had a lady friend a block from there. I loved Germany & always will!

Amazing! I also love the music!

H-A-P-P-Y B-I-R-T-H-D-A-Y T-O Y-O-U Susan, it's great to see you swing Indian Clubs. Best wishes. Paul I had the honour of interviewing Susan about her Indian Club experiences, you can read it here:- www.indianclubs.com.au/1696/susan-poulos-indian-club-memories/

I was stationed at Harvey Barracks from 4/30/60 until 1/13/63, it seems President JFK wanted our services as long as he could keep them after the Berlin Wall went up and we were all happy with that. It truly was a great time to be part of that beautiful area. I was a specialist 5 assigned to Comany E, 1st Med Tank Battalion 68th Armored Battalion, Armored support to the 3rd Infantry Division. I am mow 74 and still kicking even after a tour in Vietnam in the 11th ACR. FOR God and Country Forever

I was with the 31st Medical Detachment Aug 1979- Sept 1982-- Just like the Lorelei, Germany cast a spell on me. It is always a pleasure to see videos and pictures of Kitzingen and Franconia. Thanks

it looks like magic... she is so fluid and makes it seem effortless.

anyone remember a guy named Mac Roden?

I lived in Heidelberg/Mannheim Germany when I was a boy my father was stationed there with us army in 1966 I was 6 years old at the time my mother is german and had family near munich Germany in Bavaria i miss it much

Boy, that's pretty wild. My father was stationed in Kitzingen from 59-61, we lived there when I was 9-11. My mom was originally from Stuttgart so we all spoke the language...was a great time. Get this, my dad's name was Bob Macdonald. There's a Bob MacDonal in the video on the Fasching float but I don't think it's my father...will have to see if one of my kids can blow the picture up for me so I can see it better. Would be wild if it's him. Thanks for posting.

147th Maint Co, Larson Barracks Jan '92 - Aug '98, European out and finally left Nov '05. This really got me yearning to go back.

Very Good !. I wonder where and how can I purchase that red color Indian club in Korea. I'd like to practice that drills even I'm 62.

Real fun video .

hi american army bros, just to mention, that you left some of your atomic waste in the kitzingen ground. could you please come back, pick it and take it back home?

Yeah, THAT's how you do it...with a light heart and a smile on your face! Wonderful demonstration - made me smile to watch it. Thanks!

I like it

Yeah Ter: Us old Germans do know how to Polka. This video knocked my socks off when I received it. Now you know yer ole Daddy was doing his part in the cold war. Dank aka Dink

Lloyd Pierce...the name sounds familiar. This is Ken Dankwardt (Dink) the unit draftsman. I've connected with Carl Whittle. Refresh my memory (some times it needs it) Dink

Herb, the name doesn't ring a bell. But at our age now, what does? This is Ken Dankwardt - "Dink". I worked down in the basement in a little drafting room next to the armor. I've been in contact with Carl Whittle. We've been having a blast going over old times. Dink

This is absolutely wonderful!!! Love it... It had me and dancn' and clappn'! It's playing again as I type.... Hard to beat a good old German polka!!! FANTASTIC to get such a video from a friend of gone by times! Da,da,da,da,da..... BRAVO! I recognized you immediately... I can see how this video could bring tears .... It did me...

It's me Dink. Frank Delia, Bob Cabreara, John Poulos...are you guys from the 2d Btn - 82d Arty - 1959 still out there? I've hooked up with Carl Whittle. We have been having a blast exchanging photos from that time. I don't recognize the name of who made this video but it brought tears to my eyes. Ken Dankwardt

Hi -I'm the Ken Dankwardt mentioned with the 1959 Fasching Float. 2d msl btn -82d arty. The guys in the picture - left to right are" Carl Whittle, Frank Delia, Bob Cabreara and myself. Do I know you? I don't recognize the handle. The video almost made me cry. My nickname was Dink

SP4 Ken Dankwardt - Kitzingen, Germany - 1959 reporting in,

I was stationed there with D. Co. 10th Cbt. Engr. Bn. for six months from Halloween 1978 till April 9th 1979 when I returned stateside on emergency leave and then received a compassionate reassignment to Ft. Rucker, AL.

yannisuep - please contact me. Its about the old pictures of kitzingen. Thanks.

I spent several years in Kitzingen from Jul 75 to Oct 77. Was with the 3rd ID DDC at Larson Barracks. What a great time. My NCOIC was SFC Underwood, then SFC Saunders and SSG Kirkman. LT Borman what happened to you? My room mate was SPC Tom Stollings. Volksmarches and Fasching and Christmas. I had gate guard Dec 75 for the entire month. Wow that was a wonderful time.

Thanks for sharing! Lived in Kitzigen in 1988, and stayed in the hotel by the Crooked tower! Loved it1

Hi I was born in Kitzingen in feb 1960 My dad was there and it sounds like that was his line of work. Does the name Ron Farneth ring any bells?

i was in 4th through 7th grade who knows we may have crossed paths back then my mom had a day care in our apartment. right across from the Elementary school

I lived in Marshall Heights the same years that you did. I went to the elementary at the time.