I was just wondering how many soldiers do you think are still in the army that were stationed at "The Hill"

Not many I am sure. I know of 3, Alan Boleware, Chris Muller, and Kelley Pulczynski

I know of one. Robert carmel( from B Battery)...He is a SGM in Fort Lewis

I was just surfing, looking for old Army buddies when I found your site. Really nice to visit memory lane. I was in Montabour West Germany 1989-1991 if anyone cares.

You are one of the few that got to experience the quaint little town of Montabaur. I was there from 1979 to 1982. That was my first duty assignment. Had a blast.

Have you had any luck finding guys from your time there? I tried searches and google all night and couldn't find hardly anything. Montabaur was really cool. I got my drivers licence the first week over there and got to drive the autobaun to Weisbaden each week.

No I haven't found any on here yet. I know that Travis Bennett was there but he was there later on in the 80's. There was a disco that had just opened when I was there. It was on the other side of town from the kaserne. Do you know if it is still there?

Disco is dead Ken, LET IT GO!!!!!

It was there when we were there in 1990. It had 3 bars in it. It was no longer disco but Retro Dance or whatever you call it. We got in a couple fights there. My roommate "Peabody" was a skateboard kid from ST. Lewis MO. On New Years night he stole a rocket (fireworks) from the display set up and lit it and threw it in the bathroom. Tons of Smoke and a loud bang and red lights everywhere. Nobody got hurt but "Peabody" when 20 angry drunk guys came running out of the bathroom. Oh those were the days. Army guys didn't cause any trouble in the 80's did they?

I was the only one to wear a cowboy hat in the place and I got the DJ to play country music for me. the Germans actually liked the country music. Had a few fights in there myself. Boy those were the good old days.

Yeah, the Army is certainly a melting pot of all cultures coming together to achieve one goal. I met every demographic imaginable in there. It's nice to see people from other parts of the world and find out about how they grew up in areas completely foreign to us. The crazy thing is foreign may be a city 1000 miles away here in our own country. What do you do now? Did your military works help you in your current employment?

I was there from 1978 to 82 A- Battery I retired in April 06

I got there in 1983 and left in 1986. I was in A Battery also. Do you remember SFC Rodandello and SSG Dickerson?

was there from March 1987 until reflagging to 3-32. I just retired in November 06

I was walking down memory lane on the internet about the old 1-333 FA and found this web page. Brought back lots of good memories.

I served in the Triple Three from December 1983 to December 1986 as a lieutenant in A Btry, SVC Btry, and B Btry.

Thought you all might find it interesting to know what happened with some of the officers I’ve kept track of since then.

LTC Jack Wolf – Battalion Commander, 82-84. Retired as a Colonel. Currently living in Modesto, CA.

LTC John Branch – Battalion Commander, 84-86. Retired as a Lieutenant Colonel. As of 2003 living in the Norfolk, VA area.

CPT Mike Kirk – Bn Motor Officer and B Battery Commander, 83-86. Retired as a Major. Currently living in Leesburg, VA

CPT / LT Joe Coleman – Various LT positions and A Battery Commander, 82-86. Branch transferred to Infantry and commanded a battalion. Still on active duty as a Colonel assigned to Headquarters, V Corps.

LT Cheryl Smart – A Btry Plt Ldr and B Btry A&T Plt Ldr, 83-86. Became a strategic planner. Still on active duty as a Colonel assigned to Headquarters, European Command.

CPT / LT Bill Pugh – Various LT positions and SVC Battery Commander, 82-86. Retired as a Lieutenant Colonel. Currently living in the Fort Leavenworth, KS area and working as a civilian instructor at the Army’s Command and General Staff College.

LT Chris Warshawsky – Various LT positions C Btry and SVC Btry XO, 83-86. Various LT positions Retired as a major. Currently living in the Norfolk, VA area and working as a DA Civilian GS-14 (Colonel equivalent) in the Army Capabilities Integration Center for TRADOC.

LT Gary “Ellis” Pittman – Bn Chemo, 83-86. Still an active duty as a Lieutenant Colonel assigned to the Defense Threat Reduction Agency.

LT Darryl Ward – Various LT positions A Btry, 85-88. Retired as a Lieutenant Colonel. Currently living in the Norfolk, VA area and working as a contractor for the Joint Warfighting Center.

CPT Donald Wagner – A Btry Cdr and Bn S-3, 82-85. Left the Army as a Captain at Fort Sill.

As for myself, I retired as a Lieutenant Colonel in June 2003. Currently living in the Fort Leavenworth, KS area and working as a DA Civilian GS-13 for the Army’s Battle Command Training Program.

Dave Gaumer,

I remember you from Camp Pierre. I was then SSG Gove. I was the Section Chief for A Battery 2nd Fire Section. I retired in Feb 2000 as a SFC and I am currently Living in New Iberia, Louisiana. I work for the Postal Service as City Mail Carrier. I remember LTC Wolf, LTC Branch, LT Smart, Lt Pugh, LT Warshawsky, and CPT Wagner. Hope you are doing well with your life after the army.

I was in B Btry 1/333rd. I was the supply clerk/armorer. I remember LTC. Wolf...whatever happened to "Chief" over in S-4...anyway I got out in 92, I am a route salesman for Pepsi...I could have retired two years ago...but oh well!

Hi I was assigned to HQs Battery as Battalion Legal Clerk, from 1980 to Dec 82. I replace Larry (can't remember name) he tranfered to wiesbadan air base. I want you guys to know that Lt Pugh and B bty cause our office to get a superior on Our IG inspection. He as the inspector was checking our documents brought their stuff. It was complete and made us look great. Thanks Lt. Pugh. Any one know what happended to Capt. Ingram, TOP Brown. and LTC Harry R. Yarger? I am in Houston working for CGG Veritas in the Data Center. Anyone know what happened to Cpt Palliani (I think cmder A Bty) while in Germany, he lived in a castle. Great guy.

I served at camp Pieri in the 1/333 F.A. lANCE from 1978-1983 in A/B battery after making Sergeant. THE BEST TIMES IN MY LIFE! Now living in San Antonio as a Teacher.

In town shoot an email.
SFC (Ret) Johnny Williams

I was at Camp Peri when we switched from the 5th & 77th SGT Miss to 1st 333rd. I loved Camp Peri. It is where I grew up so to speak! 73-74

i was at camp pieri from June 1973 to January 1 975 A battery. 1/333. when I look back , some of the best and craziest times of my life. still alive and still living in Boston Mass.