The term Wiesbaden WIFE is a nickname given to the wives of American servicemen stationed in Wiesbaden, Germany during the Cold War. The term is derived from the German word 'Frau, ' which means 'WOMAN' or 'WIFE.' The term was used to describe the wives of American servicemen who had been stationed in Wiesbaden, Germany during the Cold War. These women were often seen as a symbol of the American presence in Germany and were known for their strong sense of community and support for their husbands.