This is the website of the Field Station Berlin Vets Group (FSBVG). It represents the association for anyone interested in the late, great Field Station Berlin, Germany. Field Station Berlin (FSB) was a unit of the U.S. Army Military Intelligence Corps, the NSA, the Army Security Agency, and finally INSCOM.
The Field Station Berlin Vets Group is for anyone interested in FSB, or in any other Berlin site with a similar mission. Membership is open to anyone.
The Field Station Berlin Vets Group was established in 1998 to foster reunions and communications for all of us about our Berlin experiences.
Note: Do not confuse FSB with Russia's Federal Security Service, equivalent to the US Federal Bureau of Investigation, which has the same initials. We had the initials first! Read Agentura's dossier on Russia's FSB.
Read our brief notes on this page,
and then ENTER THE SITE from the FRONT DOOR, BELOW.
There are many more pages of this website behind this one.
Thanks to Brian Mason for donating the photo of the FSB Crest for the FSBVG logo at the top of this page.
The pages of this website may be freely linked, but may not be duplicated in any fashion without our consent. While we have attempted to ensure the information made available here is accurate, we are not liable for, and do not guarantee the total accuracy of the contents. The reader of these pages assumes any risk for the use of the information contained on this site. If you are going to get serious about it, consider it for entertainment purposes only. Opinions or conclusions expressed here are not those of INSCOM, DOA, DOD, NSA, CIA, NSC, POTUS, VPOTUS, the UnitedNations, or NATO. No government agencies have granted approval or consent, implied or expressed, for this site or its content. Information on this site comes from unclassified sources. You can read a lot of it in the Washington Timesnewspaper.
Click on the flag for an Independence Day greeting, good to read anytime, for Americans and freedom-lovers everywhere.
For military service veterans on any day, a poem, in tribute to "Just a Common Soldier."
AWARD
To FSBVG.ORG, from Military.COM, on March 28, 2001:
"Our editors have selected your site as one of the best military sites on the Web. Military.com recognizes your website as a valued resource for the military community. We salute you and your efforts. In appreciation, we would like to present you with our Distinguished Military Site Award!"
The German Senate is considering the bulldozing of Teufelsberg. Let's save it, and make it into a Cold War Monument! If we don't try to do that now, we may only have our memories and nothing else.
This page was last updated on: October 11, 2012
Berliners and FSBVG together are collecting signatures to SAVE TEUFELSBERG.