total of 12,000 tons of ammunition was removed from the Bamberg Ammunition Depot. 10,000 tons of this ammunition were shipped to U.S. depots, while 2,000 tons were destroyed. After all German ammunition was removed from the Muna, the U.S. forces used the facilities for ammunition storage. Personnel at the depot provided technical and operational supervision for the Ordnance Ammunition Companies that were stationed in the installation and in the sub-depot Breitenguessbach after 1947. The sub-depot at Breitenguessbach, which was utilized for the storage of engineered high explosives and mines, was closed 15 March 1951. The Oberdachstetten Explosives Depot also fell under Bamberg's operational control; this was closed in 1947 after the disposal of all the captured enemy ammunition. U.S. Army units stationed in Bamberg 279th Base Support Battalion 1st Infantry Division Artillery (United States) (DIVARTY) 1st Battalion, 6th Field Artillery Regiment (155mm Self-Propelled) 1st Battalion, 33rd Field Artillery 1st Infantry Division Engineering Brigade 82nd Engineer Battalion (Combat Engineers) 54th Engineering Battalion 7th Corps Support Group 71st Corps Support Battalion 345th Support Company 317th Maintenance Company 240th Quartermaster Company 38th Personal Service Battalion 793rd Military Police Battalion 630th Military Police Company 560th Military Police Company 200th TAMMC 30th Movement Control Team 1172nd Movement Control Team Bavaria Dist. 2nd CID 106th Finance Support Team 1st Infantry Division Band 38th Postal Detachment 1st Infantry Division (STC) 201st FSB (CO B) 701st MST (CO D) 301st Rear Operations Center 1st Battalion, 2nd Aviation 71st Ordinance Detachment 3rd Brigade of the 1st Armored Division from 1971 to 1994 3rd Infantry Division 4th Armored Division 2nd and 11th Armored Cavalry Regiments 5th Missile Battalion, 39th Artillery (Lance Missile) 2nd Battalion, 35th Artillery (155mm towed guns) 1st Battalion, 75th Artillery (8" Self-Propelled Artillery) 6th Battalion, 10th Artillery (175mm Self-Propelled Artillery - converted to M110 A2 8" Self Propelled Howitzers in early 1979) 5th Battalion, 2nd Air Defense Artillery (Avenger) (inactivated in 1997) DoDDS/DoDEA schools in Bamberg Two Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA, formerly known as DoDDS) schools were in Warner Barracks for families of those stationed there: Bamberg Elementary School Bamberg American (Middle and) High School, which was open from 1980 to 2014 References External links www.bamberg.army.mil www.wildfleckenheroes.org benefits.military.com/misc/installations bavaria.afneurope.net Barracks of the United States Army in Germany Military installations closed in 2014