Connecting the Troopers of Today with the Veterans of Yesterday.
For those who remember or want to share with others who also served at Pond barracks. Pleasepost lotsof pics. We love them.
Location: Amberg, Bavaria, Germany
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Latest Activity: Jan 19
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Started by Edward N. Voke. Last reply by Dave Gettman Feb 11, 2015.
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I was there from 1984-1987 in I Troop Maintenance with Terry Skoglund, David Vernon, Mike Layton, Mark Gwartney, Jame Buzbee, Kelly Ransonette, Mark Cervantez and others! Really Miss them all!
Greg Householder is on Facebook. I'll tell him you are looking for him.
I got there in September "88. He got out soon after and went to back home to Tennessee with the intent on attending law school.
I was Trp CO 87-88. Looking for K trp Co then Greg Householder.
I was there between 1985-1987 under Col. Bird "the swoop" . HHC and L troop god miss those days.
Ed Paquette, Chris Williams is selling 2nd ACR hats on facebook, really nice hats too, check it out hope this helps you out
reunion in Oregon Aug 25 weekend Ed Paquette and ten other army buddies
Nelson, do you remember in 63 or 64 we had sent a platoon of men down to Bad Tolz to train with the 10 Special Forces. I still have photo's from that trip down there. We had about a platoon size of personnel that went down. I have tried to remember when it was.
Edward N. Voke, I couldn't remember the date, I had served with him before and could not remenber his name. I was the one who prepared his goods for shipment. His brother was in europe and returned to the states with brother. I wis I could recall all the information concerning him.
It was at Camp Gates; I was the acting XO for Troop I; should have been 1963. I just took a look at the Stars and Stripes European archives, entering Camp Gates/death/ 1963 to early 1964 date parameters. Five possibles popped up, but I'm not a member, so couldn't see the actual results. Glad to read that Dick's memory brain hookups are in better shape than mine!
This was the third design of the 2d Cavalry DUI, worn from 1924-1931. The sharp points on the ends of the bottom scroll again called for a redesign.
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