[Snickersnee]

Nope, about 95% are gone.

Came back to FKKY from RVN in Oct 66 in the middle of a huge blizzard that shut down the place for a week. All the barracks burned high-sulfur coal, the stink of which hung in your nostrils until April.

If I want to get nostalgic about the good old USAARMC&S -- and I don't -- I need simply chug-a-lug a 40oz Ballantine Ale, wolf down a half-dozen hard-boiled eggs and wait for a giant fart. Oh, the memories that rush back! And that ain't all....

[SLB]

Mrs SLB moved here from Tampa the fall of 1966. Needless to say, the blizzard was a huge surprise for them.

Strangely, the smell of the coal burners in all the buildings is something I miss. I was at Knox for AIT in 1970 and then came back from RVN in 1971. You would not know the place now. There are probably not more than a very small handful of the old WWII buildings left.

[Nat Turner]

Came back to FKKY from RVN in Oct 66 in the middle of a huge blizzard that shut down the place for a week. All the barracks burned high-sulfur coal, the stink of which hung in your nostrils until April. If I want to get nostalgic about the good old USAARMC&S -- and I don't -- I need simply chug-a-lug a 40oz Ballantine Ale, wolf down a half-dozen hard-boiled eggs and wait for a giant fart. Oh, the memories that rush back! And that ain't all....

I did OSUT training at FT Knox in Jan83 and came back to Knox in 85 for BNCOC.... good times