Ich war damals 16 Jahre alt. Wir sind von Wulsdorf aus mit viel Stolz und Freude zu Fuss in die Innenstadt zum Deich gelaufen, da die Busse immer vor Überfüllung von Menschen zu platzen drohten. Die Stimmung am Deich war einfach nur wunderschön !
1986 Carl Schurz Kaserne, Bremerhaven Germany. Echo Company 67th Signal Battalion. The ships had to sail out to sea close the base. There was a very large WWII German brick fort with massive cannon mounts the were partially blown up. The fort was used to protect the harbor entrance and me and a fellow soldier wadded out way out to the structure and watched the ships pass by until we were encouraged to leave by a low flying German Polizei Helicopter telling us with a loud speaker that being on the structure was "Verboten", and that we had to leave. We also got to see the ships downtown at the Columbus Center. Great stuff. Good Times. Got to see it all. //~\\\.
OMG, I was out at the jetty when Sail '86 was departing the harbor. I remember seeing the helicopter buzzing a bunch of crazy soldiers that had made their way out to the fort. Sail '86 was outstanding. Loved visiting Zoo Am Meer all the time. (Husband was part of E Company, 67th Signal '85-'89. Best 4 years of my life.)
I remember exactly where the world war ll Bunker was in Weddewarden close to Carl Schurz Kaserne. I used to live there and worked at the Supply Division at Carl Schurz Kaserne for many years. Now l live in Colorado with my american husband. The Sail Bremerhaven 1986 was just beautiful.
So etwas muss man erst finden in den Weiten von RU-vid. Als geborener Bremerhavener war ich bei meinen Eltern zu Besuch und habe auch die Parade angesehen. Mein Videorecorder ging leider auf Standby und nahm nichts auf...Bis ich nach HH zurück fuhr blieb ich bei meinen Eltern, der Stau rechte nis Ihlpol bei Bremen, aber zur 71 kam man auch nicht durch. Kein Wunder 500.000 zu gast bei 150.000
