They obviously did not read the entire sign:
USA! USA!
good for the economy
‘Merica-yeah!
As long as they paid for it all, who gives a flying fig? Certainly not the pub owners.
Still plenty of vodka
“emergency cases of beer”
Thank goodness there was a backup plan “B”.......good to know somebody’s’ thinking ahead.....However, kegs are more convenient and economical.....just sayin’.
Is this from the Duffel Blog?
Gonna need a bigger brewery....................
Did it really take this author 2 weeks to write this article ?
They obviously did not read the entire sign:
That's why we drink it here."
And when we're gone from here,
Our friends will be drinking all the beer!"
That’s OUR boys!!
It took 6000 soldiers to do what a company of Marines could have accomplished.
just renting it for a few hours.
To paraphrase HOmer Simpson, “ where’s the emergency beer?”
( there was an episode of The Simpsons where Homer asks Marge, where is the emergency ham?)
if the end result was fewer drunk Keflavickians using the flightline as a drag strip, then it’s a good thing
Reading the headline, I thought this might be about the troops being deployed to the southern border.
During my first year in Germany (1977), my platoon sergeant and his wife arranged a tour of the Konigsbacher Brewery for my platoon.
The tour began at 1 PM, lasting nearly two hours...very thorough and informative. We were then taken down to one of their tasting rooms. They served us a full meal of ham, potato salad and brotchen, telling us we could stay until they closed at 6 PM.
We had to leave at 5:30, as we polished off the keg in the tasting room.
I found out they had a great restaurant on the premises, which served bock beer year round. I think I drove up to Koblenz one Sunday a month to eat and drink there. It had a great view of the Rhine River, too.
Back in the early Sixties, with the Berlin Crisis, my late Dad and two Uncles were in the 32nd Infantry Division (Red Arrow), activated and sent to Ft. Lewis, WA. Olympic Beer was on its last legs when that happened. A couple of weeks after the the 32d arrived at Ft. Lewis, Oly had to put on a third shift!