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Kaserne is a loanword taken from the German word Kaserne (plural: Kasernen), which means “barracks”. It is the typical term used when naming the garrison location for American and Canadian forces stationed in Germany. American forces were also sometimes housed in installations simply referred to as “barracks”, such as Ray Barracks in Freidberg. Some were referred to as Kaserne like “Schloss Kaserne”. A few were referred to as Base, like “Herzo Base” and a few more were referred to as a “complex” like “Dagger Complex”.
The United States Army has 40 military installations in Germany, two of which are scheduled to close. Over 220 others have already been closed, mostly following the end of the Cold War in the 1990s. The rationale behind the large number of closures is the strategic functions of the bases, designed to serve as forward posts in any war against the USSR, are no longer relevant since the end of the Cold
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List of the CLOSED AND OPEN KASERNEN
BELOW IS A LIST OF OUR FINISHED PAGES
- 97th GENERAL HOSPITAL
- AARTAL KASERNE
- ABRAMS COMPLEX
- ANDERSON BARRACKS
- ANDREWS BARRACKS
- ARGONNER KASERNE
- ARTILLERY KASERNE
- ATTERBERRY KASERNE
- AYERS KASERNE
- BABENHAUSEN KASERNE
- BARTON BARRACKS
- BISMARK KASERNE
- BREMEN PORT COMMAND
- CARL SCHURZ KASERNE
- COLEMAN BARRACKS
- DAGGER COMPLEX
- ERNIST LUDWIG KASERNE
- FERRIS BARRACKS
- FEUCHT ARMY AIRFIELD
- FLAK KASERNE
- FLIEGERHORST KASERNE
- FUNARI BARRACKS
- GERMERSHEIM ARMY DEPOT
- GIESSEN ARMY DEPOT
- GRAFENWÖHR TRAINING AREA
- HARVEY BARRACKS
- HERZO BASE
- HINDENBURG KASERNE
- HOHENFELS TRAINING AREA
- HUSTERHOEH KASERNE
- JOHNSON BARRACKS
- KAISERSLAUTERN MILITARY COMMUNITY
- KATTERBACH KASERNE
- KELLY BARRACKS
- KLEBER KASERNE
- LEDWARD BARRACKS
- LEE BARRACKS
- LEIGHTON BARRACKS
- LUCIUS D. CLAY KASERNE
- LUDENDORF KASERNE
- McCULLY BARRACKS
- McPHEETERS BARRACKS
- MERRELL BARRACKS
- MONTEITH BARRACKS
- O’BRIEN BARRACKS
- PANZER KASERNE
- PATCH BARRACKS
- PINDER BARRACKS
- POND BARRACKS
- PULASKI BARRACKS
- RAY BARRACKS
- RHEINLAND KASERNE
- RHEIN-MAIN
- ROBINSON BARRACKS
- ROSE BARRACKS
- SCHLOSS KASERNE
- SEMBACH KASERNE
- SHERIDAN BARRACKS
- SHIPTON KASERNE
- SMITH BARRACKS
- SPANFDAHLEM AIR BASE
- STOCKERBUSCH KASERNE
- STORK BARRACKS
- SULLIVAN BARRACKS
- TOWER BARRACKS
- TURLEY BARRACKS
- US ARMY HOSPITAL NÜRNBERG
- WARNER BARRACKS
- WILKIN BARRACKS
- WILLIAM O. DARBY
- WILL KASERNE
- WOLFGANG KASERNE
- WÜRZBURG ARMY HOSPITAL
- YORKOF KASERNE
If anyone has photos they would like to see on here, email them to armykaserne@outlook.com along with a little information about them. We will get them on here along with your name on the page where they appear.
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Keep it up Ferris Barracks. We get more visitors on Ferris Barrack than any other kaserne or pages on this site.
I think we get more hits on the kaserne pages than any of the rest.
Looks about right
Well we have a lot of people visiting this site. Most of the time it’s a couple of thousand a day. It’s great to see all of you here.
Ich binsven bockius ich wollte Mal nachfragen ich bin bei euchausgebildet worden wie ichzur airbase zurück kommen kann ich eine ganze Zeit nicht dort wurde aber gern zurück ich bin dort911vorm Anschlag ausgebildet worden könntet ihr mir helfen damit ich zur airbase zurück kann
We’re getting more kasernes on here all the time. If you have any photos of the kaserne were you were and want to see them on this site, email them along with a little information the armykaserne@outlook.com
These pages are from the old site we had: Nurnberg Military Area. We put these pages on here first. We add more all the time as visitors email us photos and information of the kaserne and places they were stationed.