Kaserne on the
Aschaffenburgerstrasse, Hanau -
after the war, redesignated by the US Army as Hanau Signal Depot
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| Argonner
Kaserne before the war - used by the US Army after war with no name
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Kaserne before the war |
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Kaserne before the war |
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| Hutier
Kaserne before the war - The Americans occupied the haserne after
the war; during the war the buildings had suffered heavy damage from
Allied bombings and looting by civilians, but were restored by the
U.S. Engineers in Frankfurt to its present-day condition. The US Army
made no name change. |
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| Ulanen
Kaserne - was used for a time immediately following the end of the
war as a camp for displaced persons until the U.S. took it over and
redesignated it as Francois Kaserne |
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| Krüger Kaserne -
constructed between 1935 and 1939 for Machine Gun Battalion 3 of the Wehrmacht, this installation was used by the 68th Constabulary Squadron after the war and redesignated as Armstrong Barracks in June 1947. |
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| Krüger Kaserne - redesignated as Armstrong Barracks in June 1947. |
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| Krüger Kaserne - redesignated as Armstrong Barracks in June 1947. |
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| Krüger Kaserne - redesignated as Armstrong Barracks in June 1947. |
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