Military Law
Nov. 24, 1999
German Army Base Was Miracle Place One Thanksgiving
Germany Army Base Was Miracle Place One Thanksgiving By Wesley H. Avery Miracle Base. That was the radio call-sign of the base in Germany I was assigned to when I was called to active duty by the Army three years ago. I was mobilized to support the Bosnia relief mission, and lived on the small Army base of Ayers Kaserne, which was about 40 miles northwest of Frankfurt, Germany.
By Wesley H. Avery
Miracle Base. That was the radio call-sign of the base in Germany I was assigned to when I was called to active duty by the Army three years ago. I was mobilized to support the Bosnia relief mission, and lived on the small Army base of Ayers Kaserne, which was about 40 miles northwest of Frankfurt, Germany...
Miracle Base. That was the radio call-sign of the base in Germany I was assigned to when I was called to active duty by the Army three years ago. I was mobilized to support the Bosnia relief mission, and lived on the small Army base of Ayers Kaserne, which was about 40 miles northwest of Frankfurt, Germany...
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