MANNHEIM,GERMANY
The Air Support Operations Center AN/TSQ-209 Communication Central system was designed and deployed by the National Security Division?s Integrated Defense Systems. The Air Support Operations Center or ASOC is an Air Force unit collocated with the Land Component Commander, responsible for managing air assets in support of ground maneuver. By January 2001, the INEEL has fielded six units, two each at Shaw Air Force Base in South Carolina, Fort Hood in Texas and Sullivan Barracks in Viernheim, Germany. Six more were in the works for 604 th ASOS at Camp Red Cloud in Korea, 111 th ASOS at Ft. Lewis, Washington and for the 182 ASOS Unit in Illinois. Each base receives two units for tactical ?leap-frogging?. One AN/TSQ-209 could be deployed and as the troops advance, the second would follow the maneuver units as the corps moves forward and become the primary unit.
ARMY BARRACKS 
I was assigned there in the 184th Ordnance Company in November 1970 after a tour in Vietnam. I had nothing against Sullivan Barracks but the unit ducked. I reenlisted in January and went back to Vietnam.
Was stationed at Sullivan Kaserne in 90-91, Alpha Co, 3/77AR BN, HOO RAH!
Hello
I was stationed there 85 to 87
5/68 AR BN right next to 5/77
God bless and Merry Christmas
So was I 88/89 B co
Did you know SGT Pernak?
paulpernak01@gmail.com
I was stationed there with 5/77 Armor, 84 to 86. Some good memories
What company were you in?
Was Charlie Smith your 1SG?
Robert Stewart was stationed at 568 armor Sullivan barracks from 84 to 86
I was with the 3/68 B company from September 73-December 1976. Had a great time and made a lot German friends. Good times!
Gail Hansey. I was all so in 3/68 B company 1974 to 1976 45n20 turret mech.Allways wanted to make a trip back to see sullivan barricks. sadly i hear it is no longer there
I ROOMED WITH A GUY NAMED Baker from Alabama he wanted to be hiway patrolman when he got back the world. We were both coB 3rd btn 68 amorer
i rely liked that little sandwich shop acrossed from the main gate . That place had great food.
Hey Gail….how the heck are you? I was also B Company, 3/68 armor from January 1974 thru May 1976. I ran into you once in Colorado after we both left Germany. I live in Arkansas now. Where you at?
Did we make a short trip to vages from colorado.
Yes we did! You, me, and my brother Jack made the drive in a blue 74 Oldsmobile Cutless and stayed a few days before making the drive back. I think that was back in 1976. Where are you living now? Jerry
Scranton. North Dakota. We went down to see Jeff Bussy. It was a very fun trip. Have you ever herd from him. I tried to look him up on the internet, But did not have any luck. Its great to hear from someone that was there when i was. The barricks are nolonger there. I had lots of fun over there. kind of miss those days.
I live in the southwest corner of north dakota
Send me your private email. I have photos to share. My email: jerrycarl@hotmail.com
Jerry. My Email is ghanseyndsupernet.com Gail
i was a medic there HHC 3/68 1976 to 1979 SSG Anderson i was HHC QB on our football team and drove a white sharp VW BUG
Jerry. My email is ghansey@ndsupernet.com forgot the @ in last mail GAIL
Jerry zelmer Aco.3/68 gunner on A66 1980-1982. Aaarrrroooo. Alpha animals kicked ass .
I was Charlie Company 5bn/77th armor 87-89
I was stationed at Sullivan barracks from Feb 77 to June 79, 3rd/68th armor
BRADO NOOO WAY THIS BROWN U REALL NEED TO CONTACT ME ASAP
BRADO THIS Brown scouts where the heck are you
I was stationed at Sullivan Barracks from 86-90 with HHC 5/77 Armor Scout Platoon.
scouts from 3/68 turned over to 5/77 BROWN
Whats goin on Steve? 84-87 scouts out!!
Ran across a pic of you in the barracs in your doc martins. Hope all is well bro.
Tony Flynt
Hello Steve. I was in HHC and Bravo Company at the same time. I have been in contact with some others from that time. Hope you are well!
Hello Steve. I was wondering was in HHC and Bravo Company at the same time. I have been in contact with some others from that time. I hope you are well!
My question is what happened to the fire escapes someone used to climb with street signs complete with concrete that were appropriated in the wee hours of the night.??? Also where is that old silo someone climbed and planted the Led Zeppelin flag before he left us and went to Walla Walla. Yep the old SS baracks comple with swastika insignia in the stone floors and stamped in the steel bannister posts. We were hell raisers but we brought hell too!!! Silver Lions Company B 4/68 Ft Carson- Sullivan Baracks 88-89 God Bless ye Merry Gentleman. Long live DiBella
I was stationed HHC 5/68th Sullivan barracks 1985-1986
was also station there didn’t we serve guard duty together
believe it was stationed together bro did guard duty many times hung out didn’t you have a German girlfriend
I was there 1982 3rd & 68 infantry unit , I was there for one year
Derekjcollinsk113@gmail.com
i was there 63-65 97th sig bn radio relay carriers operator sp-4 293.1
I was there in 1960-1963 And I had the only Marc 54 in A co 97 Signal and I was to go across the rhine river towards K-town and put in a system back to base and it was called Zero Pole to provide common’s was the 555 engineers in case they had to blow the bridge over the river
I was stationed at Sullivan barracks from, 72-74, AMSF, signal corps.
I was there from 1973 to 1975. 512 Maintenance Company, 51st Maintenance Batallion.
Hi Mike, Great to know you where there during same time frame. Possible shopped at px or gassed car on the same day. Or even went down to Weinheim on same weekend. I remember wanting to return to “the world” and hung my boots on an old tree behind our old battalion just like many other buddies before. Hope all is fine. Take care.
I looking for someone that was stationed here between 1975-1977
That remember a drowning on July 4, Sgt John Wilson was the person RIP
I was stationed here from Nov 75 -Oct 1078 8th Infantry HHQ
I was there in 1957. We used to argue over the radio stations.
Mark Glass
I was with the AMSF from 75-76. Anyone remember Jeff Renna?