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If I remember correctly the under 21 laws were state laws and did not apply to US military personnel overseas. In 1967-69 in Germany any enlisted personnel could drink at the EM club on post or any German Gasthaus where the rule in rural Oberhesse was under 14 had to be out by 10 PM.
In 2011 I was traveling in Oregon and stopped at a Costco (I am a member) gas station and being from California jumped out to pump my own gas…I was stopped by an irate attendant who informed me that even though I paid electronically etc…I was violating state law to try and pump my own gas…
My dentist had a sign on the wall directly in front of the chair stating … “Painless Dentistry Upstairs” … His office was housed in a 1 story building.
Old joke…days of “Painless Parker” who always had the upstairs offices.
Same, had 3 of 4 removed while in Germany 1967-9 (all luck). I was assigned to permanent post running Education Center so I had them done during field or live fire exercises when there was little business at Ed. Center.
If I remember correctly the under 21 laws were state laws and did not apply to US military personnel overseas. In 1967-69 in Germany any enlisted personnel could drink at the EM club on post or any German Gasthaus where the rule in rural Oberhesse was under 14 had to be out by 10 PM.