2006 Ye Olde Kaserne.  There are Russian refugees living here now. Odd, we spent a tour keeping the Russians out of Germany and now they are sleeping in our racks.  Mess Hall is now Day Care.  Kitchen have some hot plates for meals.  All rooms coverted to family living quarters.  (Photo by Bullington)	2006 Here you can see the old primary or Alpha Tower with Alpha barn in the background.  The hills (berms) have been leveled around the site, so there are no more sections or containment areas.  I went up the steps and looked out the tower one last time.    (Photo by Bullington)
2006 This is the back of the Security Control Center - the breakout door leading to Charlie section.  The doors and glass have been removed (no doubt with some effort).  This was the door that led out of the kitchen area, not the break room.    (Photo by Bullington)	2006 Wasn't there a movie called 39-stairs or something like that?  Well the tower had 59 steps to get from the ground to the top of the tower.   I still remember what a treat it was to get Alpha Tower.  You never had to take that long trek out to Charlie Tower and could stay warm!  Skate time!   (Photo by Bullington)
2006 This was the Control Point to enter into the Exclusion Area.  There would have been a fence with triple-strand razor wire and an electronic turnstyle.  Moonshooters would surrender their photo ID's and pick up their identification and rad-badges at the "bank" window -- others were allowed inside and could sign for the keys to the barns.   (Photo by Bullington)	2006 Alpha Barn.  They actually use the site to now store building supplies (gravel, sand, bricks, etc...) although there is one house in the old Charlie section.  They hold outdoor concerts here as well.  Don't konw if you can see, but in the picture is a hand-drawn bottle of beer with the word "PROST" above it.  Zum Vohl!   (Photo by Bullington)
2006 Behind the billets was a BBQ pit built by 1SG "Shady-Grady" Connell so that he could enjoy is PBR without the pressure of drinking a Pils.  Well, the local Russian families have taken to satellite television like I took to Jagerschnitzel.    (Photo by Bullington)	2006 This is the old Arms, Annumition, and Explosives room.  This is where the MP's would keep their M-16's and their allotted 90-rounds while on break.  The COR (Commander of the Relief) would often double as the Armorer.  Now the room is used to store light fixtures it seems.   (Photo by Bullington)