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Шаблон:Short descriptionAyers Kaserne at Kirch-Göns, Germany (coordinates: 50° 28' 46.08" N 8° 38' 41.83" E) was a U.S. Army installation built in 1952 as part of the major construction efforts under the U.S. Army troop augmentation program of the early 1950s, occupied by the 22nd Regimental Combat Team of the Fourth infantry Division until May, 1956, and by the Third U.S. Armored Division in 1956 and then home to Combat Command A, 3rd Armored Division was stationed at Ayers Kaserne beginning 12 May 1956. The troops arrived following an 11-hour train ride from the port of Bremerhaven.
Originally, Ayers Kaserne was used as a recovery field for the GermanLuftwaffe during World War II. The entire base was demolished, except for one bunker.
Units of the 1st Armored Division (forward) occupied the kaserne until its closing and return to the German government in 1998.
Today, the former military kaserne has been redeveloped as a business/industrial park, chiefly occupied by a transport company named "Bork".[2] All post buildings have been demolished except for the former chapel.