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Posted: 12/31/1969

Name: Doug MacCallum

Message: My first E-50LRRP/E-75RANGER reunion was in Columbia,SC in 1997. Took a tour thru Ft. Jackson where I took basic in 1967. Talked to a few DI's who had CIB's. Said they were getting out so I asked why. "Can't yell at the trainees anymore, it might traumatize them." Think there were "stress cards" also, to get the little weenies out of anything they didn't like doing. Pathetic!

Guys, many thanks for the great job you do with Fallen Ranger ceremony. Super hospitality and superb food!!! Mac

Posted: 12/31/1969

Name: Steve Woodring

Message: Going to be up in the hills next week on vacation YAY. Whats the standard hour of operation for the overhang.Always have a hit and mise when Im in the area and its a few clics from Blairsville on my bike and sometimes find it closed and I am only sure about the 19th at 1700 hrs. huh Joe. Hoping to see some of you there. Bye the way what year was that class picture from I have mine from 75 thats not posted and its about that time of year. RLTW Steve

Posted: 12/31/1969

Name: Jerry Roberts

Message: To all my Ranger Brothers, happy Veterans Day, may this day be special. Let's never forget our brothers who gave it all. My prayers are for all of us to remain vigil in the belief our wonderful country will recover from the damage done to it by our elected leaders.

Posted: 12/31/1969

Name: Jim Regan

Message: Good morning all! Had the chance to be a part of a Program to recognize & thank, Veterans at a Nursing Home. There were ten of them. WW II and one Korea Vet. Program was short and sweet.

Met one of the fellows the other day. He was Army, and was Gen. Macarthur's cook throughout the time in new Guinea and the Philippines. Ninety-two years old, but still has his memory! Ya see, he was w/ the General when he was evacuated/escaping from Corregidor, in 1942. In fact, he road in my Dad's PT Boat, PT 41, for the treacherous journey, through Jap infested waters. I'll send a copy of my stuff to Chuck Windham.

Hope all's well with you and yours. Take care, stay warm & dry. Jim RLTW/L&P

Posted: 12/31/1969

Name: Laura Armstrong PX Manager

Message: To Our Customers: The Camp Merrill PX FTX and Holiday Hours for the month of January 2017 are as follows: Martin Luther King Day 16 JAN 2017 CLOSED Inventory 20 JAN 2017 CLOSING AT 1300 FTX HOURS 30-31 JAN 2017 0700-1500

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