Aschaffenburg lies in the north-west of Bavaria, on the river Main, and is famous for its palace and a pair of buttocks. Music by: audionautix.com danosongs.com incompetech.com
I was stationed here in 1977-1978. At 4:17, what is marked "City Galerie" was Kaufhof back then. One day, I was in the book store, and some old guy was signing copies of his book, but I didn't get one- It was Max Schmeling, Doh!
My father was stationed there from 9/74 to 10/76. We lived at Rex's bar apartments directly across from Jager Kaserne on Wurtzburger Strasse. We were 2 minutes from the movie theater. Fun times
Mrs. Isa Brehm W/o Gunther Brehm.. My Foster Mother who Sponsored for my Education through KNH. I am Very much Thank full to her She is From Aschaffenburg, Germany🇩🇪 i am from Secunderabad, India, TS..
That "neglected part of the city" is where I lived, the remains of the Kaserns we were stationed on. Ready Kaserne only has one building still standing as of today.
Gary Johnson Hey Gary this is Joe Gage. I was in Combat support company 1st of the 4th Infantry at Fiori. It was the first building on the right when you came in the gate.
Gary Johnson That's right, the 1st Sergeant and CO were on the first floor and the aid station, supply room, and so on were in the basement. I was an 11C forward observer in the 4.2 mortar Platoon also in the basement. I lived in the Quarters across the street from Fiori. They beer guy would come around once or twice a week and bring you up a case of Heylands when you needed it. I remember the guy only had one arm, he lost the other in WW2. The last thing I heard about Tex Turner, he was commander of the airborne department Infantry school Ft. Benning. Made Full bird, got passed over for BG and retired.
Gary Johnson I was in CSC 1/4 in Recon, 72 to 76. Man, that was a long time ago... Me, Terry Tucker, Jorge Valderama, Lou Ferrel, Willis, Elliot, Pacquette, Maxwell, Walsh, The CO's: Crumling, Panoke, Green; Recon Plt leaders, Kelly, Williams, Zeplinski, Sanders. 114's, Scweinhiem LTA. and Tex... Ranger Hall of Fame guy... did the walk from Wildflecken to Fiori... the fuel shortage during the oil bioycott, driving gamma goats for courtesy patrol... good times.
OldCavLT I was good friends with Lou Ferrel. His wife Kathy would baby sit my daughter every so often when we needed a baby sitter. I remember Pacquette, Green, Zeplinski. Man that was a long time ago. We did have some good times then.
Cool! We can file this under the "it's a small world" file. I last saw Lou in 83... he was 1SG in an Armor company... D. 4/68? I don't remember for sure... was a long time ago.
I think I have been through it on the train from Frankfurt to München - it looked nice even though you always see the bad parts from the train - if memory serves you see the castle very clearly. Not as clearly as Mannheim when you almost go through the castle grounds on the railway going south.
As always, informative and enjoyable to watch, Andy! Very few videos can match yours for entertainment and information. We're eagerly awaiting your next "Destination"! :o) Dan
last town i lived in in 1965.. it was somewhat different then still unfinished the reconstruction from world war 2 damage, i watched it in stages and river and the castle grounds is where i spent must of my time as a kid, the Church looks the same...... enough said said they didn't show the bridge or the island in the river main makes me wonder if still there..
@rewboss could you please do a video on Stuttgart? it's the city i was born and raised in and would love to see you do a take on it. haven't been back in a while now, i really miss it :(. love your videos btw, keep up the great work.
Could I licence a shot from your video for a documentary about the infamous Spaghetti Racket? It is from 25-26 seconds and is the establishing shot of the palace at Aschaffenburg. Can I private message you with more info? Many thanks.
+Bal Boozi Would it not be simpler to use this public domain image? --> commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Aschaffenburger_Schloss,_edit.jpg If not, send me a PM. Thanks.
rewboss. It is the pan-reveal I'm looking for. Happy to send you a copy of the film if you still need persuading. I've distressed the footage to make it look like old 8mm and of the time.,,Thank you for getting back to me so quickly, Hassan
bavaria rules so much !!! prussia is dead viva bavaria!!! The bavarians have to conquer germany just like the prussian did back in the good old days , otherwise germany is gonna be doomed !!! By the way beautifull city and nice video
Quälen nie ein Tier zum Scherz , denn es fühlt wie du den Schmerz . Und es kommt zum großen Glück alles hart zu dir zurück . Das Schlachthofmassacker .
I loved my three year stay in Aschaffenburg....beautiful country and great wine
Wer wohnt in aschaffenburg like .
I was stationed here in 1977-1978. At 4:17, what is marked "City Galerie" was Kaufhof back then. One day, I was in the book store, and some old guy was signing copies of his book, but I didn't get one- It was Max Schmeling, Doh!
My father was stationed there from 9/74 to 10/76. We lived at Rex's bar apartments directly across from Jager Kaserne on Wurtzburger Strasse. We were 2 minutes from the movie theater. Fun times
I spent my high school years in Aschaffenburg, this brings back memories.
I was stationed there from July 85 to January 90. Fond memories.
Mrs. Isa Brehm W/o Gunther Brehm.. My Foster Mother who Sponsored for my Education through KNH. I am Very much Thank full to her She is From Aschaffenburg, Germany🇩🇪 i am from Secunderabad, India, TS..
That "neglected part of the city" is where I lived, the remains of the Kaserns we were stationed on. Ready Kaserne only has one building still standing as of today.
love your channel...lots of great info - my wife is from Aschaffenburg and says you do a great job presenting your home tome! thanks! :)
From Canton, MI, USA. I spent 2-1/2 years there, '66-'68 in US Army. Nice to see has progressed so well from when I was there. A lot of fond memories.
I was stationed there in 88-90 . Loved the old bahnhof.
Bravo 4/66 85-87 19 Kilo
I have some fond memories of being stationed there in 1972/73.
I lived in Aschaffenburg years ago and still miss this beautiful City !
Always great videos - keeps encouraging me to explore more of Germany!!!
I was stationed there in 1990 1992 loved it there
THEY FORGET THE MOST IMPORTANT THING OF ASCHAFFENBURG!
THE BEER!
WHEN YOU STAY THERE PLEASE DRINK A "Heylands" or "Schlappe Seppel".
true! ^^
I was stationed here in 83 to 85 it is a very nice city i don't recognize anything i must go back to visit
Very well done and very informative. These videos keep making my wife want to go back to Germany.
Thank you for your city tour. I must say, looks like an attractive place to live.
Great work. Love the travelog videos.
This is where my grandma grew up before she came to America
I was stationed there 1974 to 1977. It was very nice then. I liked the city very much.
Gary Johnson Hey Gary this is Joe Gage. I was in Combat support company
1st of the 4th Infantry at Fiori. It was the first building on the right when you came
in the gate.
Gary Johnson That's right, the 1st Sergeant and CO were on the first floor and
the aid station, supply room, and so on were in the basement. I was an 11C forward observer in the 4.2 mortar Platoon also in the basement. I lived in the Quarters across the street from Fiori. They beer guy would come around once or twice a week and bring you up a case of Heylands when you needed it. I remember the guy only had one arm, he lost the other in WW2.
The last thing I heard about Tex Turner, he was commander of the airborne department Infantry school Ft. Benning. Made Full bird, got passed over for BG and retired.
Gary Johnson I was in CSC 1/4 in Recon, 72 to 76.
Man, that was a long time ago... Me, Terry Tucker, Jorge Valderama, Lou Ferrel, Willis, Elliot, Pacquette, Maxwell, Walsh, The CO's: Crumling, Panoke, Green; Recon Plt leaders, Kelly, Williams, Zeplinski, Sanders. 114's, Scweinhiem LTA. and Tex... Ranger Hall of Fame guy... did the walk from Wildflecken to Fiori... the fuel shortage during the oil bioycott, driving gamma goats for courtesy patrol... good times.
OldCavLT I was good friends with Lou Ferrel. His wife Kathy would baby sit
my daughter every so often when we needed a baby sitter. I remember Pacquette,
Green, Zeplinski. Man that was a long time ago. We did have some good times
then.
Cool! We can file this under the "it's a small world" file. I last saw Lou in 83... he was 1SG in an Armor company... D. 4/68? I don't remember for sure... was a long time ago.
yup we have the best beer on this planet schlappe seppel and heyland s :D love this city
thank you very very much for making this video I thought it was quite nice I lived there from 1986 to 1991 thank you
I lived here in my teens. I loved it! I miss it!
Thanks, I love your "Destination" series!
I was station in Aschaffenburg in 1989! I miss it very much!
Patrick Coss which base? I was at Graves 1990-92
I was stationed in miltenberg I was in the army... I've been to aschaffenburg.... thousands of Americans took up residency there!
I think Mainbulllau ADA? Miltenberg is very nice, Schnatterloch, Schwarzviertel, Mildenburg and famous Faust Bier
I think I have been through it on the train from Frankfurt to München - it looked nice even though you always see the bad parts from the train - if memory serves you see the castle very clearly. Not as clearly as Mannheim when you almost go through the castle grounds on the railway going south.
Many of my ancestors lived here
3rd Medical Battalion, 3rd Infantry! Shlappzeppel Bier was the place!
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Well done neighbour!
Woolworths still exist? I have not seen one in the United States since the late 1980s. But I saw one in the beginning montage of the video
Yes it still exists. It is in Frohsinnstrasse.
I will go to Aschaffenburg so much history
ich komme aus dieser Stadt :-)
Ich auch
Nice video, Andrew!
As always, informative and enjoyable to watch, Andy! Very few videos can match yours for entertainment and information. We're eagerly awaiting your next "Destination"! :o)
Dan
Wow man! This was really well done. You're a pro!
I was station there from 1981 to 1984 Smith barraks 9th Engineers US ARMY...
rumaldo rosas did u know Brian van damme
last town i lived in in 1965.. it was somewhat different then still unfinished the reconstruction from world war 2 damage, i watched it in stages and river and the castle grounds is where i spent must of my time as a kid, the Church looks the same...... enough said said they didn't show the bridge or the island in the river main makes me wonder if still there..
Natürlich gibts die Insel noch...
@rewboss
could you please do a video on Stuttgart? it's the city i was born and raised in and would love to see you do a take on it. haven't been back in a while now, i really miss it :(. love your videos btw, keep up the great work.
No one can accuse the Germans to know how to preserve historic sites or how not to build architectural monsters. Of any size.
komm zwar aus Würzburg, geh aber in Aschaffenburg studieren :)
Was kann man denn in Aschaffenburg studieren?
@@LPMasterFerkel007 BWL, Wirtschaft und Recht, Immobilienmanagement, Informatik, etc.
Please visit Trier, Solingen, Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Colone, Düsseldorf, Berlin...
If you pay my expenses, gladly.
You was in Frankfurt am Main.
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Johannisburg-palace ;-)
This Town ist Hell now
Offenbach and Hanau are real hell.
Cool Video :D I live there :D
Could I licence a shot from your video for a documentary about the infamous Spaghetti Racket? It is from 25-26 seconds and is the establishing shot of the palace at Aschaffenburg. Can I private message you with more info? Many thanks.
+Bal Boozi Would it not be simpler to use this public domain image? --> commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Aschaffenburger_Schloss,_edit.jpg
If not, send me a PM. Thanks.
rewboss. It is the pan-reveal I'm looking for. Happy to send you a copy of the film if you still need persuading. I've distressed the footage to make it look like old 8mm and of the time.,,Thank you for getting back to me so quickly, Hassan
Hi Rewboss, I wasn't sure whether the email I sent reached you. If not I will resend. Many thanks, Hassan
Mache Alarmverfolgung im Schloß Johannisburg. Mich graut es jedes mal, mit diesen gottlosen Alarmanlagen!
I loved the city, but I hated 9th Engineer Bn I was a medic not a darn basket weaver!! But I served an served well!
Beautiful Quality video! What camera was used?
4:22 i dropped a toy skeleton in that fountain last month
I have been there :D
und jetzt hat Aschaffenburg auch einen City Night Run :-) ua-cam.com/video/oO_TEUhBkgE/v-deo.html
click auch mal : Vorfrühling in Aschaffenburg
You will like it !
wie se alle aus aschaffenburg kommen :DD
ich aber auch ^^
aschaffenburg
aschaffenburg gut
bavaria rules so much !!!
prussia is dead viva bavaria!!!
The bavarians have to conquer germany just like the prussian did back in the good old days , otherwise germany is gonna be doomed !!!
By the way beautifull city and nice video
Alexander Bauer
Quälen nie ein Tier zum Scherz , denn es fühlt wie du den Schmerz . Und es kommt zum großen Glück alles hart zu dir zurück . Das Schlachthofmassacker .
Der Mordpark .