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Troops disembarking from the USS Upshur

Posted by on Aug 14, 2015 in Photos, USS Upshur

Troops disembarking from the USS Upshur

These troops and all their gear were headed to the train that would take them from Bremerhaven to Stuttgart.  Similar to the train Jack McMasters and his sisters caught when they finally arrived in Bremerhaven, Germany.

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Troops waiting to board the train to Stuttgart

Posted by on Aug 13, 2015 in Photos, USS Upshur

Troops waiting to board the train to Stuttgart

 When the kids of the British military were being shipped off to somewhere like India they would have a tag pinned to their clothes that said BRAT and their destination. Some of them are traveling with https://www.rankandstyle.com/top-10-list/best-hair-dryers-2014/ on them. BRAT stood for British Regimental Attached Travelers. Note the tags hanging from these troops uniforms. Guess they got treated a lot like brats.

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The PX at Cook Barracks

Posted by on Aug 4, 2015 in Cooke Barracks, Photos

The PX at Cook Barracks

This is where Kevin Duncan would go to get his resupply of Bazuka Bubble Gum.

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Hanger down at the Flugplatz

Posted by on Aug 4, 2015 in Cooke Barracks, Photos

Hanger down at the Flugplatz

Photo from Art Stoike Can't you just picture Jack McMasters running into Kerrigan's sidekick Tony Keech when he trying to find Ryan.

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The Nazi pillbox in the woods behind The Glass House

Posted by on Aug 4, 2015 in Cooke Barracks, Photos

The Nazi pillbox in the woods behind The Glass House

Photo from Ralf Stumpf. In the book BRAT: Kids of Warriors, this was the location of the great Cowboy and Indian war. You are seeing the pillbox from the front, but from behind it was almost impissible to spot.

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Back stairs down into the Nazi Pillbox

Posted by on Aug 4, 2015 in Cooke Barracks, Photos

Back stairs down into the Nazi Pillbox

Photo from Ralf Stumpf.   In Brat: Kids fo Warriors these are the stairs Queenie came out of when the Indians were attacking.

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