SENNELAGER and BA (G) Marches on

WE ARE BACK - SENNELAGER courtesy of Soldier Mag Mar 2020    

https://edition.pagesuite-professional.co.uk/html5/reader/production/default.aspx?pubname=&pubid=1a92be17-44b0-4dd4-b740-89057cd9a275   flick pages to page 29  (arrow to rightof page)

Found the map interesting! Difficult to read the wording though! Wulfen I visited many times in 1957/59. I was the home of 10 OFP RAOC. I believe the site was an ex German Ammo depot. Some of the buildings had 2 or so feet of grass covered soil on the roofs.
M.G. again visited many times. My abiding memory of the place was the Rail yard part of 15 ABOD RAOC (?) which had rows of white Red Cross coaches. A very sobering thought in the Cold War!

RBL Remembrance Sunday 2021  Sennelager

https://www.facebook.com/rblgermany/posts/4545395245555476

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Welsh Warriors BG: Tanks from Sennelager

https://youtu.be/7S0EFFrq7ro

Based in Sennelager and integrated with German Pioneer (ie Engineer) Battalion in Minden

and 1 year after formation  the Weser still looks verdammt cold:

https://www.facebook.com/britisharmygermany/videos/1314291505981616
Lifted from BFBS  7 Nov 22


British Army Germany  · 
“Building Bridges - Strengthening interoperability”  British and German soldiers from Minden-based German-British Amphibious Engineer Battalion 130 took part in a capability demonstration in Ingolstadt for NATO allies and European partners. The Battalion, including British soldiers from
23 Amphibious Engineer Squadron RE, deployed their M3 amphibious rigs and other engineer equipment by rail A first time for many personnel who quickly learned the skills under the watchful eye of trained movement specialists. Captain Henry Brown, Operations Officer for the Battalion emphasised the multi-national role of the demonstration. “It was a great opportunity for us to deploy our equipment by rail, the first time we have done this in a while, so re-learning that capability was good. The Battalion has deployed with two amphibious Squadrons and provides an opportunity, not just to showcase our capability but to train alongside our allies and partners.
”The Battalion was officially formed on 1 Oct 2021 but joint training happened before then.  23 Amph Engr Sqn is now integrated into the Battalion and we think we have introduced our British flavour into our operations. (23 Amph are accn in Talbot Bks Sennelager - where the Fd Amb was!)  Language differences can still be a challenge here and there but on the water we act as one entity with adoptive hand signal and other procedures.”  Both nations operate the M3 rig which is used individually as a ferry or joined together to create a bridge for military vehicles to cross, including Main Battle Tanks and other heavy equipments. The UK and Germany are the only nations within NATO to have the bridging capability.  
AND people in Herford, Bad O, Minden and as far as Bückeburg are receiving BFBS Radio again!