I see the clever keyboarders are finding codes for umlauting
German vowels, but on a Chrome browser set to English, they
come out as gibberish = C3 = B6 [spaces inserted]

Unterwoessen and Nuernberg are perfectly acceptable.

When my great grandfolks left Bavaria to become Pennsylvania
Dutch, Deutsch posing an orthographic challenge to the locals,
the e got inserted because the Ellis Island typewriters couldn't do
accents.

Later on my grandfather changed the o to a when folks kept
driving by the sign.

At 06:08 09 November 2016, JS wrote:
On Tuesday, November 8, 2016 at 8:09:30 PM UTC-8, Tango
Whisky wrote:
No. That's Bex in Switzerland where I fly.

Cool, Bert. You fly in a wonderful place. I've driven past Bex to
work in
B=
rig.
Unterw=C3=B6ssen was the first alpine site with an umlaut that
came to
mind=
..

The Stemme rigging video makes an ASH25 seem like
Kinderspiel!
Jim