What was the name of US Army post in Swabisch Gmund Germany?

The US Army post in Schwäbisch Gmünd, Germany, was called McCaffery Kaserne. It was named after Private First Class William McCaffery, who was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor for his actions in the Battle of the Bulge in World War II. The post was closed in 1992 as part of the US military's draw-down in Europe after the end of the Cold War.

Who was king Henry and what did he do?

Which of your forefathers wanted the turkey to be national symbol?

The complicated succession of Henry I of England and the birth of the Plantagenet dynasty
Entry taken from the book The Plantagenet In some blog posts we have talked about the crucial moment that the conquest of England by the Normans meant for the history of the British country (see the post dedicated to the year 1066). After the settlement of the Normans on the English throne there was
Aerial bombardment of Cartagena during the civil war
During the Civil War (1936-1939) the main cities and ports of the entire Mediterranean façade were severely punished by aerial bombardments carried out preferably by Italian aviation from their bases in Mallorca. The effect, the victory of the Francoist uprising in them, allowed the rebels to mainta
Presentation of «From war to unification. History of León and Castile from 1037 to 1252»
Next December 29 at 7:00 p.m., at the Tercios Viejos bookstore (Calle María Panés nº4 in Madrid), I will be presenting and signing copies of the book “From war to unification. History of León and Castile from 1037 to 1252». Synopsis The battle of Tamarón (1037) marked a milestone in relations be
Turnism and rigging in the Restoration
On July 24, 2011 we made an entry, in this same blog, about turnismo in the Restoration. This was a fundamental element for political functioning during this period and, although its purpose was clear, its mechanisms were more complex, all of them being linked to electoral manipulation and the pheno