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Posted: 12/31/1969 Name: Mark Jordan Message: ...My truck's transmission is shot and I thought someone might know about where I can get another one... ...1994 Chevy CK1500... ...at Grady's B&B Automotive, corner of Camp Road and Hwy 60...770-366-4838...Thanks!... ...RLTW... ...Mark... |
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Posted: 12/31/1969 Name: Mike Keohane Message: When I saw the message about Ranger Ross Hall, I looked to my right where his book "Mountain Ranger" stood on my work table. I read it from cover to cover when I first got it and I still like to dip into it from time to time. I met Ranger Ross Hall at the RMC on one of my infrequent visits and regret that I could not spend more time with him. Hang in there, I will soon be "walking slack' for you. RLTW |
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Posted: 12/31/1969 Name: ted tilson Message: i'm confused, when exactly are we having our monthly meeting? also where? rltw teddy bear |
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Posted: 12/31/1969 Name: John Tompkins Message: Does the winter weather you are getting remind anyone of the blizzard of March 1993. I was SDNCO. Had recycles cutting through Wasega Road,Rgr. Tom was rescuing hikers by help on the TVD and had SOA guys stuck up on Cooper Gap Rd. No power, had generators slingloaded in from Ft. Benning. By the way I quit Measuring here in WV after the first 2 feet.9 straight snow days here a the County schools. |
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Posted: 12/31/1969 Name: Bob Suchke Message: Sad news Chief Weaver will certainly be missed by all who knew him. He was the best Property Book Officer I ever served with. After Vietnam, the overall Army supply system was broken and in great turmoil. It simply did not work in my opinion. He came in in 1972 and not only fixed the supply system for the Mountain Ranger Camp, he was also able to procure many things we previously could not obtain and had to purchase out of pocket. He cared for all the Cadre, soldiers and Ranger students and kept the logistics machine operating. RIP RLTW! |
