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Great memories! I was there HHT 3/4 Cav... later reflagged 1/4 Cav. Dec 91 to Jun 97.

I was stationed at the Airfield on Conn from 1976-1979

Was there from 1997-2000 1/77 armor

Thanks for your UA-cam post of my clubs Richmond, KY, hamfest for this year, 2024. It will help our future events. We had over 235 paid attendees this year, and thanks to all for coming out. Central Kentucky Amateur Radio Society (CKARS) sponsored. KJ4BAD

This is wicked cool! Also I was the 600th 👍🏻

I had got out before the Bosnia tour, but we were training for it when I did get out. 98 Fox trp

My dad was in iraq in 2003. 3rd ACR, HowBatt, 2nd squadron

This brought back a ton of memories going to this exact fest many years. I grew up there from 91-99.

I am assuming you partied at the Rock Fabric (spelling?)? I had so much fun in Schweinfurt.

I was living on Conn Barracks from October 1996 until June 1999. I was a part of Bco 1/18 Infantry.

Was that Speedy, the cab driver?!!!!

Steam engines are my favorite era of railroading.

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Loved watching this. I was there from 94 to 96. At change of command from 3rd to 1st ID.

I was in B co. 3rd Forward Support as A Tow Weapons Mechanic, and SD as a Chaplain's Assistant from 1987 to 1991 I lived on the 2nd floor in Building 31, the Female barracks were in the first area of the floor, and my room was just past the secondary hall doors. I refereed a lot of Softball, Flag Football, Basketball, and a couple German/American Tacke games.

I was there JAN '95 - DEC '97. Deputy Community Chaplain.

I was down the street at 1-18 INF from 2000 - 2003. Thanks for sharing, good to see the old stomping grounds.

I remember the old boobytrapped underground tunnel and plane legend.

I was stationed 3/52 ada 86-87 I think right there by where the Gazebo was in the old German barracks across from the NCO club.

I lived in that building 2000-2002! Same floor, same hallway. Also was in C troop. They moved us out of that building into those nco barracks soon after I got there. Best 2 yrs ever!

The guy is playing dune on the console

I was in A Troop 3/4 Cav from 90-93, loved my barracks back then. We were in the first building on the left when you came thru the gate across from the old mailroom and the DFAC.

I was stationed at Conn barracks from 81-83 with Hq 3-64 Armor! Best tour ever

The 666 swinging bridge. Been there many times.

Cool 😎 where's it at ??

I was stationed at Conn barracks from 2002-2005. 1/4 Cav. I was also C Troop and lived in the same building as you

Lived right across from you Bravo Company 3rd support , was there from 1989 to 1993 was attached to 3/64 armor ( 45 kilo turret mechanic) trip down memory lane , use to hang out at the lower cavern club

Female section? Bldg 31 was for 3rdFsb and 299Fsb and some MP company. Yes there were female soldiers but more important was "Team Cav" the direct support for 3/4 and later 1/4 CAV. WE BUST NUTS 🤪

I was on Conn from 1995-1996. I was attached to Bco 3rd FSB from Eco 703rd out of Kitzingen to support 3/4 Cav on the "Team Cav" MST. I was a TOW Missile Tech. You probably saw my initials on some verification stickers on your ISU. I deployed to Bosnia with them too. We were reflagged to 1st ID while downrange in 1996. I remember your roommate being captured in 1999. I was stationed in Hanau at the time. Shortly after they got released I had to go down to Macedonia for a deployment just before I ETS'd. One of the other guys that was captured grew up in a town not too far from where I grew up in Michigan. Did you ever hear about specialist Michael New when you were there? He made the news as well. He didn't want to wear the UN blue beret. It was a big deal when I was there.

I was 1-1 Cav Budingen 2 years before you filmed this. Great video and awesome memories.

about 10:00 minute mark looks like the quad and gazebo area outside building 19A where I stayed. Nice to see nothing really changed from 1997 to 2011 when I was there.

My son was born in Wurzburg. Husband was stationed in Scwheinfurt

Brings back memories. 1983- 84. My son was born here.

Since it sounds like you are working pusher on Hazel Patch hill (around MP KC149?) and that old tunnel numbered "17" I would believe that was part of the main originally that was bypassed by a later line revision. The only branches in this area were the old Rockcastle River RR abandoned in the 1930s, it branched off to the east at East Bernstadt for 16 miles to Bond but had no tunnel near the junction, and an L&N branch to Johnetta that cut off to east from Brush Creek near MP KC142. Once again since tunnel numbered 17 I'd say ex main. Check out section just north of Sinks/Mullins (Orlando) where there are several bridges and tunnels (numbered in the low teens I believe) in a 1 mile stretch with main line tunnels, as well as mileposts, here numbered starting from Covington and the mileposts KC from the original Kentucky Central Railroad.

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I think I found your location on Google maps. I think this tunnel was part of an older alignment of the branch line that goes to Mt. Vernon.

That tunnel looks smaller than your modern engine. Could it be a tunnel for mining?

Very entertaining and fun to watch. Thanks for posting this.

Abandoned Railroad Tunnel Tunnel #17 which sits abandoned outside of Cairo West Virginia. The old tunnel was part of a 72 mile track built by the B&O Railroad in the 1850s. Now part of the North Bend Rail Trail, this and two other abandoned tunnels, along with 10 other accessable tunnels, make up a magnificent trail from Parkersburg to Clarksburg that has no more than a 3% grade.

There’s an old stone railroad foundation next to a bridge that crosses the river at Fort Meade in Maryland. Always wondered about it.

You made a great find, amazing what can be found when the trees are in hibernation, I live outside of the borough of Susquehanna Pennsylvania, the Erie railroad built through the area back in the late 1840's, the railroad built a round house and repair shops and had a good size rail yard for cars and engines, it is the "jump off point" between the Susquehanna river crossing over Gulf Summitt to the Delaware river at Deposit New York, the Erie railroad became the Erie Lackawanna railroad then became part of Conrail back in the 1970's before becoming almost abandoned when the New York Susquehanna and Western bought the rail line, this stretch of railroad runs from Jersey City New Jersey and Binghamton New York with points further on both ends, I don't know of any tunnels that may exist but it's a possibility further past the Delaware's river, the main highlight of my area is the Starrucca viaduct, built by the Erie railroad to cross the Starrucca creek, it is over 110 feet high originally built for two sets of rails and over 1,000 feet long with a grade leading up to Cascade valley and Gulf summit, the Starrucca viaduct is the oldest railroad bridge still in use today and was built in 1847&1848 , the Erie railroad also had a rail line that ran from Carbondale Pennsylvania up into New York State crossing under the Starrucca viaduct, it was sold to the Delaware and Hudson railroad before being acquired by Conrail and completely abandoned by 1989 with the tracks being removed and the railbed turned into a rail trail, the D&H was recently paved over the past few years by the rail trail commission with some bridges being concreted or the rail trail moved to bypass a old bridge

By the size of the oak tree in the path of the tunnel... must be close to 150 years

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Judging on where the train tunnel is at and the way you came out of the woods, most likely you would come off the main line to a switch by the way it looks to me.

I swear I hear a steam engine idling