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 | | After the consolidation of Northern and Southern Area Commands that same month, the District was assigned to the newly created U.S. Army Area Command and later, on July 1, 1966, to the U.S. Army Communications Zone, Europe. |
 | | In 1968, the 10 districts comprising the area support mission of U.S. Army Communications Zone, Europe, were consolidated to five districts conforming roughly to the German state boundaries.In this reorganization, North Wuerttemberg District was consolidated with the North Baden District to form the U.S. Forces Support District Baden-Wuerttemberg. |
 | | Tlie Baden-Wueruemberg Support District, for example, provided all base operation support; including commissaries, troop issue facilities, consolidated maintenance, etc. The B-W Engineer District took care of all engineer support, the Medical Command handled support in the health and dental area and tactical units drew upon all these support organizations. |
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