U.S. Navy 913by SN 1/C (SK) John W. Krebs |
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U.S. Navy 913![]() |
I was stationed at the Marine School in Bremerhaven from 24 December 1946 - 10 June 1948. It was called U.S. Navy 913. I was a Commissary Storekeeper (SN 1/C). I landed in Bremerhaven on my 18th birthday. It was just after the war had ended. Email John at: jwkrebs2428@verizion.net |
![]() Dock Pass |
![]() German teaching ships. Three masted ship in the background. |
![]() Meun |
![]() Holidays 1947 |
![]() Some of our Jeeps. Notice the hard tops. The SeaBees had them first. |
![]() Some of the landing craft Hitler was going to use to attack England. We were sinking them in the North Sea along with 500-lb bombs and torpedos. |
![]() Rear of the Commissary Bldg. where the portable refridgerators were. |
![]() Administration Building |
![]() Entrance to the Army section of the compound. The 382 M.P. and the 4002 & 4007 Trucking Company, informally known as the "4-double-0 Duce and the 4-double-0 natural mother-f...ing companies". |
![]() The Main Gate for the Navy. |
![]() Barracks for enlisted men. |
![]() More barracks with the Commissary in between. |
![]() This was the Commissary Bldg. 3rd floor was the Galley; 2nd floor the Mess Hall; 1st floor the CPO mess on the left and Ship's Store on the right. Basement was the Commissary storeroom where I worked. |
![]() Me, waiting to go home after 20 months away and only 20 years old. |