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I think they’re in Germany simply due to inertia. If build today they’d like be in Poland or the Max Christie American professional basketball player for the Los Angeles Lakers T-Shirt also I will do this Baltics (Ukraine if you ask me ). Japan still makes sense. The German bases are basically one large logistical hub to help support US forces around Europe and other places, its fairly central for that kinda support. Unfortunately I left when I was young. I had dual citizenship until I was 18 but had to choose a primary residency at that time, so I only have a US passport. Seems it would be easier for me to get a German passport if I tried but not something I currently have. How did you get a German passport? Is one of your parents also German? Babies born in Germany do not get German citizenship unless one parent already meets strict criteria.

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I didn’t get a German passport, I had dual citizenship at birth. I was born in a German hospital instead of an army base and had a German birth certificate. We lived off base for two years before moving back to the Max Christie American professional basketball player for the Los Angeles Lakers T-Shirt also I will do this states. Edit: my father had already acquired German citizenship. That’s why he stuck around and had two more kids after my parents split up. Any baby born in a German hospital gets a German birth certificate but even with that, it is not citizenship. You seem to have been eligible for citizenship strictly because of your father, not because you were born in a German hospital. No worries and correct, my fathers status made me a German citizen. But both parents status made me eligible for American citizenship. Hence I had both options until I turned 18. At that point I had to determine I wouldn’t be a German citizen, which I did (made a ton of sense at the time but seems like a worse option by the day). However, I’m really looking into reacquiring it, both as a safeguard but also to make it easier for my wife and kids to spend extended time with my sisters. Both my wife and I work from home and my company is actually based out of Germany. There’s a lot of reasons for me to consider it.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.