Remember me. Courtesy Photo U. Army Garrison Wiesbaden will host a public celebration June 10 for the 70th Army Garrison Wiesbaden will host a public celebration June 10 for the 70th anniversary of the end of the Berlin Airlift. From a. Army and U. Air Force. Photo Courtesy of U. Air Force Museum. Army Garrison Wiesbaden, and its partner the City of Wiesbaden, will host a public celebration June 10 for the 70th anniversary of the end of the Berlin Airlift.
Army Garrison Wiesbaden Commander Col. Noah Cloud during a March 29 press conference with partners at the city of Wiesbaden announcing the event. Tickets for non-U. In addition to its normal holiday bus routes, the city has arranged park and ride locations from Wallau, Erbenheim, Nordenstadt, Kastel, Delkenheim and Abraham-Lincoln Strasse to the event.
Parking will not be available for the public, so visitors are asked to use bus, taxi or bikes to the event. Garrison tickets do not include city bus transportation to post. Details on the park and rides is available at www. Wiesbaden military community members should get their tickets and vehicle placards to enter post from their workplace or chain of command. ID card holders at other garrisons within Germany should contact their local Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation for tickets and placards.
The temporary vehicle placards will be required to pass a vehicle checkpoint at Luftbruecken Strasse and B to enter post. Military community members requiring vehicle access to Clay Kaserne June 10 must have a vehicle placard to ease access. Placards were distributed along with tickets for ID card holders. No guest sign-ins will be allowed at the Clay Kaserne welcome center on June ID card holder guests can be signed in on a multi-day pass prior to the event or at the Hainerberg gate on the day of the event.
However, the main Clay Kaserne access control point will be a general admission gate open to visitors with tickets, so guests can also enter the general access point Resident ID card holders will have to drop guests off at the general admission gate for entrance before proceeding on to post through the south gate. Only ID card holders will be allowed to enter post through the south access control point. Wiesbaden military community members will have access to post through the south access control point, which will be opened during the event.
