BERLIN GERMANY
(SOURCE: AMERICANS IN BERLIN)
Starting in 1947, the barracks bore the name of Lieutenant General Frank Maxwell Andrews (1884–1943), the former commander of US Armed Forces in Europe, who died when his B-24 crashed during an inspection flight over Iceland. Following the Americans’ withdrawal, the site was redeveloped and has served as a German Federal Archives location since 1995.
ARMY BARRACKS 
I was stationed at Andrews from Feb 90 – Feb 92. I worked at Tberg.
I appreciate the videos. I wish my memory was as half as good as yours!
Nina (Ingram) Pervel
I was stationed in West Berlin from 1966-1968. Was first assigned to Special Troops, 592nd Signal Company Support, Brigade Communications Center, Clayallee. Later in ’66 I was Re-assigned to the Office of the United States Commander of Berlin/Allied Staff Berlin (USCOB/ASB), British HQ’s, Olympia Stadium serving the Allied Military Governors of West Berlin. 🇺🇸🇬🇧🇫🇷. My first billet was in building 901South, the 592nd the after being assigned to USCOB was in building 901 North right behind the swimming pool.
Hello George, my name is Richard McGiffin,I was with the 287th MP Company from March-1972 thru September-1975. I worked at ACA for 10 months then back to the company for the rest of my time. I also worked at Check Point Charlie off and on. My wife is from Berlin also, we got married in May 1975.
I was stationed at Andrews Barracks from July 1966 to December 1977 and worked at Teufelsberg. I transferred there after 20 months at Det 27 outside Ankara,Turkey. What a great adventure.
I was stationed there in 1965-1968 !!!! Thanks for the memories…Larry G., Wenatchee, Wa !!!
I go back every year and stay at the old barracks. I was 42 eng. in 1982 . Been married to a berliner for 35 years so we always come back never boring love it
Thanks for the video it has changed since 1972. I heard the 287th MP barracks where i lived were no longer there. I used to go to the Home bar, Linda’s lounge, and frank’s Pig Pin which are probably nit there as well. The speak easy at that time was just a small place. I believe it was bought and owned by a couple guys that stayed in Berlin after their service ended. I doubt i will ever go back even though i have wanted to since i left in March 1975. Again, i appreciate your video and happy you got to go back and make a video. Thank You for your Service. GOD BLESS YOU !!