Connecting the Troopers of Today with the Veterans of Yesterday.
Hey Mick, how they hanging? Good to find y'all here.
Mick, I ran into Max Tritt at my grandkids soccer game in June and he told me about this site. Checked it out and found quite a few people I served with in M Co back in 83-84 including you. I worked in maintenance and went through recovery and tank turret maintenance training at Vilseck. Spent the last six months there as Capt. Burchams driver through the M1 conversion. I don't do face book but do have an email address (ramartin1957@yahoo.com). I only can get on to this site once or twice a week as I don't have internet access at home. I do however have an I Phone so I can get email anytime. I do have quite a few photos that I will get put onto the site sometime in the near future. Just need to get them onto a disc so I can get them posted. Look forward to hearing from you. Rick (Sgt. Marty) Martin
Happy birthday Mick, another year closer to retirement, enjoy.
Happy birthday old man,another day closer to Costa Rica!!
I just wanted to let you know that I finally got all the platoon scores from CAT-79 and the pamphlet (English only) with the scores handwritten by a Brit. I can't post because the file is 12.1 Mb, but I can send.
John
Hope you and Joan and the family had a great Christmas and enjoy a great new year!!!! I enjoyed chatting with you a while back and even though it has been 25 year I still consider you a very good friend. You can't replicate the bond we in Amberg formed in just a years.
Eddie
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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