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Posted: 12/31/1969 Name: Joe Mattison Message: I hpe that he isn't because a whole lot of folks who are former as well as retired Rangers can help with this one. She's either alive or not. It's a personal security thing I think. |
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Posted: 12/31/1969 Name: Ron Breedlove Message: Rangers, I would like to update my information on the USMRA membership list. Is there a way that it can be edited? Info I would like to update include e-mail address, assignments, etc... Thanks in advance, RGR Ron B. |
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Posted: 12/31/1969 Name: ted tilson Message: hey al, i saw a msg from rosso also, no details though.listen up guys...watch out for yourselves!!! we,re losing too many rangers lately. check it out..i'll see you on the third. somebody else bring the seegars this time! teddy bear |
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Posted: 12/31/1969 Name: Al Parten Message: I am very sorry to hear about Ross, Sharon we all love you like family, Ross will be missed by many a Ranger. I am sorry also to inform all of you that I will be in North Carolina during Ross' Services, Tammy and Britt and I have been planning this trip for 6 Months. Someone please say a prayer to Ross for me. RLTW ! |
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Posted: 12/31/1969 Name: Mike Keohane Message: I remember one late ice storm in 1960. We had already switched into our spring clothing and were in the middle of the last big patrol of the course. The weather was so bad, all operations were canceled and the patrols and aggressor forces were called back to camp. My job was to round up the stragglers - mainly missing students. Driving around in an open jeep with a driver over dirt tracks covered with ice and stopping every once in a while to move tree limbs off the track was not pleasant. Yet, we managed to locate everybody and get them all back to the RMC without a single casualty. Then the cadre went back out to assist the civil authorities in rescuing civilians in the surrounding area. We all earned our pay and the graditude of many Lumpkin County families during that period. |
