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9th Colonel of the Regiment David R. Clendenin 29 Oct 1888 – 2 Apr 1891
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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Hello Michael,
I was stationed in Amberg from Jan 1975 to Aug 1977. K troop Sgt Bristols sheriden tank. I remember I couldn't wait to get back to the states. Now I would love to go back lol.
My name is Glen Graves. Anyway I recognized your name from then so I thought I would say hello
Do you remember me? We spent some time at camp Rotz lifting weights I got the pictures of you shaving Singledecker head.
Cpt. Marcy...retired Col. Marcy and is living in Anchorage, Alaska now. We've exchanged e-mail several times, hoping to have a cup of coffee with him at the end of 2013, or beginning of 2014 next time I'm up North. He is a consultant of some kind now, between the Military and Civilian interests in Alaska. He was an awesome Commander....
Mike,hope you have a Happy Birthday. !!!!!!! Even though you are not in Amberg.!!!!!!!!!!
Hello Mike
So you were at Plano TX thats about 300 miles from Rosenberg,,,5 hours drive time.
Capt Marcy,,remember him very well..have you spoken with anyone from ground radar 75 to 78???
Much appreciated, Mike. My best to you and your family.
Happy birthday, neighbor.
Tacoma Dave
Hey Mike, I was checking out the PNW page and realized there's a former K trp Mortarman living at the bottom the hill down in Sumner. Your tours didn't overlap- I think he got there in 79-80. I got there in Feb 78. I roomed w/ Mike Ioccabucci, Ransom Young, and Charlie Downs. I retired from Lewis & spent ~10-15 years up there bewteen Tacoma, Sumner, and Puyallup.
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