Arial view - 50's McNair Kaserne 32nd Signal emblem

A cold war look at the former home of the 32nd Signal Battalion, the 201st Signal Company, the 17th Signal Battalion, and some other groups.
 
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Reunion Flier
NEXT REUNION - 2012 - IN VEGAS, BABY
Hi to all former McNairians - just a note to let you know I am in the midst of getting bids from hotels in Las Vegas for our next reunion. The banquet dinner will be Sat. Sept. 15 2012. I am getting group discounted rates for the dates of 9/13-9/18 for those of you who can spend a few days. Email me at rgunn@cmn-law.com if you plan to attend. Dinner will be between $45-70 per person with a refund to all after the event. Hotel room rates will be considerably cheaper than what we have paid in the past. Hope to see lots of you! I can be reached at 630-670-7946 or 312-281-3616.
Rhonda Gunn.


 

McNair Kaserne is a former United States Army cold war era military post. It was located in Hoechst, Germany, just west of the city of Frankfurt.

In March 1964 the 32nd Signal Battalion relocated from the Cambri Fritch Kaserne in Darmstadt to McNair Kaserne. We define this date as the starting point of this site.

In January 1992 the 32nd Signal Battalion vacated McNair Kaserne and returned to Darmstadt at Kelley Barracks Kaserne.

McNair Kaserne was officially closed as a military kaserne in 1994.

The 32nd Signal Battalion itself closed shop in 2008.

Nowadays, the Kaserne has been completely renovated and is home to both families as well as businesses. Some former "McNairians" have returned to visit McNair and share with us the memories and images from the former Kaserne.


Latest addition is Jim Koenig's great set of 1982 year McNair newpaper that he published during his stay.

Previous to that is Kenny Wilkins' photos of his 71-72 stay.

Previous to that Tom Murphys photos of his 69-71 stay.


We're still working on this puppy.
For now, please have a look at:
http://www.otoupal.org/DOUG_OTOUPAL_WEB/GERMANY/McNair_Main.html

Photo of a 2 1/2 ton truck A 1977 photo of two Army troops in front of a "Deuce and a Half:" truck.
"V32S" denotes that the truck is part of the 32nd Signal Battalion, "HQ 714" Denotes Headquarters company, and "Sneaky Snake Special 1" is the trucks unofficial name.

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