Welcome to The 27th Ordnance Company Guestbook http://welcome.to/thebush Please feel free to use this to leave messages, e-mail address, whatever! Space is limited per message. If you wish, post another message :-) Please don't forget to sign up @ Yahoo Groups. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Stockerbush/ Entry by erwin goessens on Wed Oct 28 05:15:44 2009 I was in Buren from mai 1977 till the end of december 1977. I was knowed as the crazy driver. I still remember two namesPete and Mike, we spent a lot of time togheter. One of them played the guitar. To al those who can give me someinformation please send me an e-mail. erwin.goessens@economie.fgov.be Entry by Clark Helzer on Thu Oct 22 17:37:19 2009 Glad to hear from you. Did not know you were in California. I lived in LA County for over 15 years.Worked in LA area for various firms and retired from Western Mutual in 1996. At the time you were atthe Bush was some crazy times. Glad you survived.Entry by MSG Marty Williams (ret) on Wed Oct 14 09:10:58 2009 Served in 27th Ord's Commo Section from 1976 - 1979.. Thanks for the memories.Entry by Steve Moore '69-'71 on Mon Oct 12 02:30:48 2009 Hey Clark Helzer,Yeah, I not only had the "pleasure" or being assigned to the Bush, but being on your Honest John crew and sharing some other good times as well. Great to know that you're retired and golfing. Me? Been retired (DoD civilian) going on ten years now, living what's left of the good life in CA, and playing a little golf myself.Steve MooreEntry by Belinda Davis on Fri Oct 9 13:31:08 2009 Delwin Derrick ('83-'86)Just found this site. I was there with my husband and have many great memories. davis75180@yahoo.comEntry by Bob Wood on Thu Oct 8 09:20:17 2009 It was a pain making that mail run every day in the winter but that job had it's perks.I never had to pull duty the entire three years I was there. No one else could do my job so I was exempt from duty. I was left alone for the most part. Once a year the army would send postal inspectors and the rest of the year I was left alone. It was a good job. Entry by SFC Helzer on Tue Oct 6 19:28:20 2009 Nick Bo. I should remember you because we were in the smae companyat the same time but I just can't place you or the others you mentionedin you message. I guess it has been too long to place a name with a face.Entry by SFC Clsrk Helzer on Tue Oct 6 19:17:33 2009 Hi Bob Wood. I do remember you from when I was the Det. Sgt. I always felt sorry for you having to make that run to Kassel everyday in all sorts of weather. If you are in contact with others I might know, tell them hello for me.Entry by Nick Bo on Tue Oct 6 13:47:10 2009 I was there from Feb. 71 to May 72, had some good times there. I was in como, stationed above the motor pool. I hung around with Paul Newland, Bill Warwick, Larry McCoy, Mike Solar, good times back thenEntry by Bob Wood on Tue Oct 6 12:53:10 2009 Hi SFC Helzer. I remember you. I ran the mailroom for hhd and the 27th from Jan 72 until Sept 74.I still talk to some of the guys who were there when we were. I'm retired too. Entry by SFC Clark Helzer on Mon Oct 5 17:03:14 2009 Hello everybody who has had the pleasure of being assigned to the "Bush". I was stationed there from January 1967 to Jan 1969 then after a short stay at Redstone Arsenal, I was once again sent to the Bush from Jan 1970 to Jan 1974.I had a great time and made a lot of good friends. Now am retired and playing a lot of golf,Entry by Robert J. Moretin on Sun Oct 4 11:20:22 2009 Still hoping that someone is out there when the 27th was frist started, outside of Buren, in Jan. of 1962.Entry by Paul Kendall on Sat Sep 26 11:25:38 2009 Hey John Long we through back few. How are you these days?Entry by john Long on Fri Sep 25 23:22:07 2009 I was at the bush 81-82 in commo. Commo Dawgs. Sargeant,sargeant have you heard? the bush thinks your a dirty word blow if off and let it pass just because we kiss no ass.Entry by Barbara Crisp AIC on Fri Jul 17 04:05:10 2009 Hello, I am Barbara Crisp and I have worked for the 27 th Ord. co.as a AIC. My husband was SFC John Crisp and I have to say we all had a great time at the bush.You have to excuse my english, but after I left Stöckerbush I had no chance to speak English so often. The Bush now is a jail. If you like to get in contact with mehere ist my e-mail b.crisp@web.deWould be nice to hear from somebody I knew.Entry by Jim Lewis on Mon Jul 13 21:23:42 2009 Great Site - I was a 05c/31c & was stationed in Burem from 84-85. Such fun times (Way to much partying at Old Germany. Is that place still there? Any one have info on Greg Muzzy, Kurt Kimble, Mike Slater, Michelle Guy, Rafael Bonan-Diazor Barry Kessler? It would be so cool to get back to Germany some day. Also does anyone have any info on some of the localsaround that time - Manwella, Maria or Clause Straub? GoodFriends. JimLewis2k@Hotmail.comEntry by Jacob Fuller on Sun Jun 28 21:21:39 2009 On June 26,'09, I and my wife stopped in Bainbridge, GA and visited with Roger Keaton. I was a thrill to me because it had been 41 years since we saw one another. I personally thank the person or persons that created this web site.Entry by SGT Martin Thompson on Fri Jun 5 16:53:42 2009 I was stationed at the 27th Ord com from 12/84 through 12/85 as an 11b. I would like to hear from others stationed there then and now. The ariel shots draw a blank as it's been over 20 years. I am looking for anyone working in the security platoon.email me at tcconnection@chartermi.net. Entry by Birgitt"Bibs"Freeman on Sun May 31 06:23:30 2009 Hi,everybody,a friend told me about this wonderfull possibility to find old friends.Iwas teacher tor Headstart Courses and Host Nation Teacher at Bueren Elementary School.You can get in touch :bibs.riemann @t-online.deEntry by Phil Pennington CPT Ret on Fri May 29 12:51:26 2009 Hello to all.Just discovered this site yesterday. I'm happy to see some of the OLD members of the 27th are still kicking.I was at the 27th from '77 to '79. My first assignment as a new 2LT. MAJ Tavano made Admin,Supply,& Commo Officer when I arrived. Boy those were fun times back then. (Right Marty) Combat Volleyball, CSing the Belgiums at night during exercises, pallet jack races down in the storage site. I retired in 1991 and live in central Kentucky. I also joined the Yahoo Group andEntry by Jan Wynants on Sun Mar 22 07:38:02 2009 Hi GuysHere Jan WYNANTS from the 30 TPT BUREN Stockerbush.From 1965 till September 1970.I 'm still alive haha now i 'm 63 and in Stockerbush i was 20 WOW !!!!!! I hope you ALLLLLLLLL the same good years as i have till Today Auf wiederhoren www.bruidswagens-haspengouw.beEntry by Mike Joyner on Fri Mar 20 22:26:20 2009 Hey guys for those of you who remember Col. Liberatore the Group Commander.I'm working with his son Nickie here at MDA. Small world. Carol Skaggs! Hey Lady!Entry by sabina schnell on Sat Mar 7 21:57:32 2009 MSG Cheek, WOW, I cant believe it, that is great and SOcrazy ,lol, in a good way!! Happy to see you hear get onyahoo and facebook there are alot of people that would love to hear from you! Castro! Man How are you! Have you everheard from Armijo??? Entry by SPC Jody Durbin on Thu Feb 19 22:34:43 2009 Hey everyone! If you have a facebook account, the is now a group for "Stockerbush", for all who were stationed there and their dependents. Would love to see as many as possible there. There's only 14 right now. Hey, Castro! I think I have you in one of my albums with Dennis Albea!Entry by Carol Skaggs on Mon Feb 16 08:43:00 2009 Wow! Does time fly....The Bush was quite the experience. I was there in the late 70's and remember it with great fondness. I cant belive I'm still alive. Working as a Laboratory Tech in Illinois. Life did'nt turn out half bad. Pusheedog@comcast.netEntry by Glenn Faubion on Wed Feb 11 17:49:57 2009 Hello Everyone, Spc Ford/ SFC nice to see you have found the siteGive me a ring or email at 253-219-1857 or GWFAUBION@AOL.COMEntry by Cheryl Wade Taylor on Wed Feb 4 07:09:26 2009 Hello Dana Ross, Charlie Brown, Dave York and MartyWilliams! Cheryl here (Feb 77 - Nov 88). Hope you all arefine. I just retired in Sep from DoD working as a civilian for the last 20 years with the Navy and my last"tour" with the Marine Corps (ooh-rah). I live just south of Washington DC and would love to get with any of you if youhappen to come this way. I have been remarried for the last10 years to a Navy man. I have many fond memories of the Bushand hope to some day goEntry by PFC wenz, sean on Wed Jan 28 14:29:22 2009 I was a cook there in 89-91 send me a email if you would like to say hello. my email is seanwenz@gmail.comthanksEntry by SFC Antoinette Ford on Mon Jan 26 12:08:17 2009 Scrolled through the messages. Saw SGT Olenski's. God, you made me remember a lot of people.Wojnar moved to Arizona when he got out of the Army. If anyone knows how to reachJames Philbrick, please let me know. I ran into SPC Paulette Parker a few years back, but unfortunately,did not keep in touch. Best time I ever had was at the Stockerbush! Thanks for the memories :-)Entry by SFC Antoinette Ford on Mon Jan 26 12:02:55 2009 Hey Everyone,I was stationed at the Bush 1983-1986. Hi to Celeste.I ran into MSG Cheeks at Eustis.Couldn't believe it after 23 years. He still looks the same.Hi to SGT Olenski, who was my neighbor in Wunnenburg.Can't believe I'm still in after all this time, but I hada 7 year break and am now trying to finish what I startedback in '82. Does anyone know what ever happened to thefollowing people:Sergeants Wallaces (Chink and Max)SPC Beverly Smith (Marr
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