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U.S. ARMY INSTALLATIONS - BAD TÖLZ |
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1. Flint Kaserne,
Bad Tölz, late 1980s (169 KB)
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2. Kimbro Barracks,
Murnau, late 1950s (262 KB)
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3. Prinz Heinrich
Kaserne, Lenggries, late 1950s (108 KB)
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1960s
Topographical maps of Bad Tölz
and surrounding area.
Legend:
1. Prinz Heinrich Kaserne, Lenggries
2. Flint Kaserne, Bad Tölz
3. Bad Tölz AAF
4. Dependent Housing Area
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of the same map.
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1960s
Topographical maps of Murnau and surrounding
area.
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of the same map.
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Murnau Topo
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| PHOTOS |
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Google Maps (2006) -
Flint Ksn
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SS-Junkerschule Tölz, pre 1945
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1. Aerial
view of Flint Kaserne, 1945
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2. Aerial view
of Flint Kaserne, 1950
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3. Aerial view
of Flint Kaserne, 1990 |
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4. Aerial of Flint Ksn and Dependent HA, mid 1950s
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5. Bad Tölz Dependent Housing, mid 1950s
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6. Main Gate, Flint Kaserne, mid 1950s
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7. 10th SF Group on parade at Flint, mid 1950s |

8. Members of 10th SFG walk in the snow towards the main gate
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9. Inside of Flint Kaserne, early 1960s |

10. Flint Kaserne, 1950
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11. Main gate, late 1950s (91 KB)
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12. AAF and Family Housing (KB) |

13. Tower and hangars (KB) |

14. Close up (KB) |

15. Wooden hangar (KB) |

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Google Maps (2006) -
Prinz Heinrich Ksn
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A.
Jäger Kaserne, pre WWII (55 KB)
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B.
Prinz Heinrich Kaserne, pre WWII (86 KB)
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C.
Jäger Kaserne, pre WWII (51 KB)
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D.
Prinz Heinrich Kaserne, pre WWII (71 KB) |

E.
PHK main gate pre WWII (KB)
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F.
PHK main gate pre WWII (KB)
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1. Prinz Heinrich
Kaserne seen from the Kogelberg, early 1950s (88 KB)
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Zoomed image of photo #1 (162 KB)
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3. Quartermaster
School headquarters building, Bldg 201 (93 KB)
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4. Student Company
A, Bldg 205, center and on right (73 KB)
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5. Bldg 213
(69 KB)
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6. Student Company
C, Building 203 (84 KB)
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6. QM soldiers
in front of the PX building (91 KB)
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Google Maps (2006) -
Kimbro Ksn
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1. Kimbro Kaserne,
Murnau, late 1950s
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2. Kimbro Kaserne, Murnau, c. 1958
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3. Murnau O'
Club, Schloss Neu Eggling, 1969 |
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| HISTORIES &
MISC. INFORMATION |
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| (Source: The "Kaserne"
at Bad Tölz, Third US Army Headquarters, probably published in
1946) |
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The kaserne
at Bad Tölz was designated as the Headquarters for Third
US Army in May 1945. On 23 May 1945, Third US Army Headquarters
(Fwd) moved from Regensburg, where it had been located on VE-Day,
to the kaserne. The new headquarters area consisted of approximately
40 acres that formerly had been occupied by a German "Junkerschule."
This installation was considered to be one of the finest military
posts in Bavaria.The main building consisted of some 900 rooms
built in the shape of a quadrangle building, and it afforded
such facilities as offices, barracks, messes, chapel, theater
and post exchange. Other facilities within the headquarters
area included laundry, gymnasium, indoor swimming pool, athletic
field, stable, riding hall, and motor pool.
Third Army headquarters was located at Bad Tölz until April
1946, when it moved to Heidelberg.
During Third Army's stay in Bad Tölz it was assigned the
general mission of occupying the German Land (state) of Bavaria.
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| (Source: The Grape Leaf, sometime in 1953) |
Flint Kaserne, Bad Toelz was the site of Headquarters, 1st (Inf) Division, from September 1946 until January 1951.
The kaserne was occupied by Headquarters, Special Troops, and 3rd Bn, 169th Inf Regt, of the 43rd Division, from October 1951 until the summer of 1952 when the regiment moved to Nuernberg. |
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Related Links:
Prinz
Heinrich Kaserne, Lenggries. A great website hosted by the
German Luftwaffe, in German. The Kaserne is scheduled for closure
in 2003. A Farewell Tatoo will be held on 28/29 June, 2002 at Lenggries.
Many wonderful photos from the various periods of the Kaserne's history.
The American
period (1945 - 1970) is covered on Page 5 of the photo series.
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