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These shuttered facilities are all that remain of a once extensive network of American military communities (Milcoms) that spread across the postwar West German landscape. (Photo: the Author, July 2013)

Book Project - Exceptional Lives: American Military Communities in West Germany, 1946-1990

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These shuttered facilities are all that remainof a once extensive network of American militarycommunities (Milcoms) that spread across the postwar West German landscape. (Photo: the Author, July 2013)

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The gated American Healthcare Center in Heidelbergwhere GEN George Patton was hospitalized just prior to his deathin 1945. (Photo: the Author, July 2013)

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Overgrown access gate. Heidelberg facility.(Photo: the Author, July 2013)

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Gated entry to American housing area.Heidelberg.(Photo: the Author, July 2013)

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Gated vehicle entry to American housing areawith vacant guard post. Heidelberg.(Photo: the Author, July 2013)

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Abandoned American childcare center.(Photo: the Author, July 2013)

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Overgrown car park in American housing area.(Photo: the Author, July 2013)

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Former American military officers’ club.Now a Chinese restaurant.Bad Kreuznach.(Photo: the Author, July 2013)