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Posted: 12/08/2015

Name: george lee

Message: I am looking for a fellow ranger from way back at 2nd batt. David podva. any info please leave it thanks

Posted: 12/01/2015

Name: Bob Williams

Message: This is a link to some interesting comments about CSM Schalavin

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Posted: 09/30/2015

Name: Bob Williams

Message: Jim,

The issue of laying a wreath was never brought up, discussed, or voted upon at any USMRA meeting. Therefore, I have no authority to contact anyone about it.

The organizations involved have spent over a year and $35,000 to get the Moving Wall to Blairsville. Personally, I believe they deserve the right to set the agenda.

Posted: 09/25/2015

Name: Bob Williams

Message: SGM(Ret) Roy Hamby was the VA rep in the Union County area when I was medically discharged in 1988. He helped me get the appropriate VA benefits for which I am truly grateful. I don't know about his service record, but he is a pillar in the community and remains a valued servant to veterans.

Posted: 08/21/2015

Name: Bob Williams

Message: The class in question began with 381 males and 19 females and graduated 94 men and 2 women. I find it interesting that if modern Ranger School is so "easy," why did 304 candidates not meet the standards or out-right quit.

I graduated with class 9-82 and we were the first to graduate 50% of the students. We started with 200 and finished with 104 graduates. At that point in history, people commented we must of had an easy class. Maybe we did; I don't know. I do know that nothing that happened then or today diminishes the feeling of accomplishment that my Ranger Buddies and I felt at graduation on 7 July, 1982.

Congratulations to all 96 new Ranger School graduates.

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