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U.S.
ARMY INSTALLATIONS - MAINZ
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1. Lee Barracks,
1970s (222 KB)
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2. Finthen
Army Airfield, 1970s (159 KB)
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1980
Topographical map of Mainz and surrounding
area. This map is reproduced from the "U.S. Military Installation
Atlas" published by the 37th Transportation Group in 1980.
Click on the thumbnail to view a larger format
of the same map.
Click here
for a list of the installations. |
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| PHOTOS |
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Former Lee Barracks, Mainz-Gonsenheim (Bing) |
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1. Lee Barracks,
prob early 1970s
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2. Motor pool, Dragooner Ksn
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Former Finthen Army Airfield, Finthen (Bing) |
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1. Finthen AAF, 1964 |

2. Aerial of Finthen AAF, 1965 |

3. Aerial of Finthen AAF, 1965 |
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HQ 106th Trans Bn change of command ceremony, 1970
(John D'Asto) |
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Former Azbill Barracks, Rüsselsheim (Bing) |
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A. Wackernheim
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Former McCully Barracks, Wackernheim (Bing) |
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| HISTORIES &
MISC. INFORMATION |
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GOOGLE Maps sat view of former Azbill Barracks - accessed Jan 2007 (John D'Asto) |
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| Azbill Barracks, Rüsselsheim, returned to the Germans in May 1995 - is now being converted to a large German housing area - "Regenbogenpark" |
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