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Jack A. Miller's Comments

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At 11:43am on January 8, 2011, Dave Gettman said…: My pleasure, Top. Glad you had a quiet, tasty birthday with loved ones.

At 4:48pm on January 6, 2011, Michael Wayne Roberts said…: Hi Top, I remember MSG RED, he was in the S-3 section down the hall...Thanks I know that was a long time ago... Take Care, Mike

At 1:43pm on January 6, 2011, Dave Gettman said…: Hey, bass-ackwards works for me all the time, Top. Got me where I am today!

At 1:08pm on January 6, 2011, Dave Gettman said…: Jeez, my pleasure Top! You had to put up with us young shits for so many years, it's the least I can do to help you out.

As for membership numbers, there really aren't any. Many people have more than one profile, some duplicate profiles have been deleted, some people have left and some are banned. We just keep a running count of active profiles.

If you have any more problems, you know where to find me, Top.

As they said in days of old....

Your obedient servant,

Dave

At 2:01pm on January 5, 2011, Michael Wayne Roberts said…: Thanks Top, I really do appreicate it...nice talking to you, take care, Mike

At 10:44am on January 5, 2011, Lawrence Stanley Snow(DUSTY)SSG said…: Hi Jack I was with B Troop 1/2 ACR from 1970-1972 was the Supply Sgt as a Cpl E4, Made Sgt E5 Rightat the time I left in Dec 1972. I retired from the military in 1983 with 22 Years and a Medical Discharge. SSG E6 Lawrence S.(Dusty) Snow

At 9:30am on January 5, 2011, Michael Wayne Roberts said…: Hi Jack, Hope the new year brings you good health and happiness...I talked to you a while back, I had asked you if you remember SFC George Wheaton...Do you remember a Master Sergeant Fullgram (the spelling not correct) he was in the S-2 section also, how about a SFC murphy, They went through several officers in the s-2 section while I was there, the one I remember the best was first lieutenant Barns later promoted to Captain..All really Great guys .I drove a warrant officer(can't remember his name) to camp pittman to pull alerts a few times.(he was a black man probably around 35 or so, I remember driving him and family to Frankfurt to rotate back to the states in may of 1970...I sure wish I could remember his name, he was a great guy, Nice talking to you. until later Mike Roberts