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              6932nd 
                Labor Service Center112th Labor Supervision Center
 
 Looking for more information from military/civilian personnel 
                assigned to or associated with the U.S. Army in Germany 
                from 1945 to 1989. If you have any stories or thoughts on the 
                subject, please email me (webmaster).
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          |  Camp Eschborn main gate, 1954 (Lothar Muchowski)
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          | (Source: Siegbert Mann's website: History of the USAREUR Labor Service and Civilian Support Organization) | 
        
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          | 4018th Labor Service Company | 
        
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          |  Camp Eschborn, early 1950s
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          | 1950 | 
        
          | (Source: Email from Günter Möhlhenrich, Germany) | 
        
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              |  |  | 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.
 
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          | 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.
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          |  Certificate authorizing wear of  Commemorative & Good Conduct Badge
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              |  1. Certificate of Service
 
 |  2. Camp Eschborn
 
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              |  4. Two members of the 4018th
 |  5. Ambulance of the 6932nd LSC
 |  6. Günter Möhlhenrich
 
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              |  7. Medical section in the field
 |  8. Deuce-and-a-half
 |  9. In the field
 
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              |  10. Christmas Party
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          | 4019th Labor Service Company | 
        
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          |  Camp Eschborn, early 1950s (Lothar Muchowski)
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          |  4019th LS Company offices (Lothar Muchowski)
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          | 1953 | 
        
          | (Source: Email from Lothar Muchowski, 4019th LS Company) | 
        
          | (Translated from German) I am surprised to see a website dedicated to the former labor service units. I am very interested because I myself served with the 4019th Guard Company under Capt Carl A. Ritz from 1953-54.
 
 We initially lived in Nissen huts, and later moved into real barracks.
 
 I am sending you some photos in the hope that you wioll post them on your website.
 Lothar Muchowski
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          |  Some of the members of the 4019th LS Company, 1953
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              |  1. At the range
 
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              |  4. Enjoying a smoke
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