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6932nd Labor Service Center
Northern Area Command


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History (1950 - 19..)

4018th LS Co

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6932nd LS Center History
1962
(Source: Siegbert Mann's website: History of the USAREUR Labor Service and Civilian Support Organization)

112th Labor Supervision Center
   

4018th Labor Service Company

Camp Eschborn, early 1950s
1950
(Source: Email from Günter Möhlhenrich, Germany)
  I joined the Labor Service organization in August 1950 in the Hansaallee in Frankfurt (Webmaster note: location of Hqs, Frankfurt Military Post). I was sent to Gutleut Kaserne (Frankfurt) for training and then we were relocated to the Rheingau Kaserne, near the Frankfurter Messe (convention center).

After a while, I was sent for assignment to the 4018th Labor Service Company at Camp Eschborn. The 6932nd Labor Center (Guard), APO 757, was the higher headquarters.

Over 55 years have past since I served with the Labor Service. I can't remember any of the names of my comrades. Initially we were billeted in so called Nissen huts but later moved into stone barracks.
I do remember that our company commander was Capt riedrich G. Neldner; company officers were Herr Zimmermann, Herr Baumann and Herr Lache.

If I remember correctly, the 4020th LS Company was also located at Eschborn at the time.

I left the Labor Service in 1955.

Certificate authorizing wear of Commemorative & Good Conduct Badge

4018th LSC
Eschborn

 

1. Certificate of Service

2. Camp Eschborn

3. Günter Möhlhenrich
 

4. Two members of the 4018th

5. Ambulance of the 6932nd LSC

6. Günter Möhlhenrich


7. Medical section in the field

8. Deuce-and-a-half

9. In the field


10. Christmas Party

11. Christmas Party




 
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