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Posted: 04/17/2009 Name: Bob Williams Message: I just did a search to find a Ranger Buddy and USMRA member that I hadn't heard from in years. Turns out Pete Neves (creator of www.armyranger.com) lost a battle with cancer on 13 October 2008. Pete was a big help in advising me as I was developing the USMRA website. Pete also hosted our web site for the first year free of charge. After a BDQ reunion several years ago, Pete went out of his way to spend an evening in our home. Some folks didn't like Pete: I did. |
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Posted: 04/02/2009 Name: Brian Cunningham Message: The CFM RI Planning Bay Nominees for this year are: Bob Wages Thompson Terrell Bob Suchke Doug McCabe Emmett Hiltibrand Kenneth Davenport Nominees: I have been asked to have you submit a brief bio of your service that is to be posted along with your sign on the planning bays. I have not been advised of a format but suggest you indicate your Ranger graduation, units you served with, combat experience, final rank, and particularly, years you served at CFM and the position(s) you held. Please try to expedite this so it may be included when your name is announced at Open House, 30 May 09. Thanks to all. - Brian C. - RLTW |
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Posted: 03/16/2009 Name: Cathy Beck Message: Doug Perry, I haven't seen you or do I have your email address but will you come to my retirement thingy on the 27th of March at 1600 at the NCO Club? I would love to see all of you I can since I will not be on camp at the mailroom anymore to hollar at you guys when you walk by or come from the commissary. COOKIE, thanks and I am sorry you can't come but I do understand and I do appreciate your friendship over the years. I hope your daughters surgery will turn out okay and I will pray for her. Joe Amerling, you can come too if you are not playing cops. God Bless! Rangers Lead the Way, always. |
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Posted: 03/15/2009 Name: Al P. Message: Roger that. I'll have my new Digital SLR there. |
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Posted: 02/21/2009 Name: Bob Williams Message: Growing up in southern Iowa in the 70s, I remember folks would drive the 20 miles to Missouri to get Coors that was 6%. The Coors sold in Iowa was 3.2%. Never understood all I knew about that. |
