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Posted: 12/31/1969

Name: Cathy Beck

Message: The first thing I thought about this morning when I awoke was how thankful I am for the military and their families. I have been thinking over and over again about the soldiers who will not be feasting on this day with their families and I just wanted all of you to know you are constantly in my thoughts and always in my prayers. I am so thankful for my journey of 26 years working with you and I cannot put into words what all of you really mean to me. My heart explodes with patriotism 24-7 and I so grateful for what you have taught me. Thank you and may all you have a blessed day and remember the ones who are away from the families and the ones who are having their blessed dinner with the Lord. May God always blessed and keep you safe. RLTW always! [p.s. my email works in case one day anybody would just like to say hello from time to time :) ]

Posted: 12/31/1969

Name: steve hawk

Message: We will be having an auction at the critter cookout. If you have any antiques or military memorobillia or something you think a Ranger would buy, bring it, donate it and lets sell it. All proceeds go USMRA General fund. See you at the cookout!

Steve

Posted: 12/31/1969

Name: Mike Flack

Message: It was a great weekend. My sincerest thanks go to those who made it happen. I always enjoy talking to old friends, seeing people I haven't seen in many years, and getting to know others from different times in the mountains. Now I have to go back to waiting for next year, but I look forward to it. RANGERS LEAD THE WAY!!

Posted: 12/31/1969

Name: Michael M. Keohane

Message: Jim Regan : Right, as long as we did not call it "Ranger Training," a good instructor could keep troops interested and learning. Particulary on Field Training Exercises, where I spend a lot of time explaining what was going on and showing some "tricks" to make the job easier. Get them interested in what was going on and showing them what they could do to make life easier or simpler and, presto!, you have a "Ranger" platoon.

Posted: 12/31/1969

Name: ted tilson

Message: okay, but where is doug now!!...home or at ne ga med center? ted

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