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Posted: 08/15/2018

Name: Bob Williams - Webmaster

Message:

Gentlemen,
Yes, there have been some technical issues that I have been working with the hosting company to resolve. I am hesitant to change hosting companies, but will if this continues I will. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Posted: 07/13/2018

Name: Bob Williams

Message: Jim, there was a technical issue beyond my control a few days ago.

Posted: 07/03/2018

Name: Bob Williams

Message: The USMRA meeting scheduled for July 5 has been cancelled. The next meeting will be August 2.

Posted: 07/03/2018

Name: Jim Regan

Message:

Hi Guys. Finally settled down from my " Spring travels." Started w/ a great CCO in April. Then a trip to D.C. (WHCA) and Fortress Belvoir in June, Wow! Has that place changed. Stayed at the "HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS" ON-POST! Lastly, A wonderful get to gether at Charleston. WV w/ 1st Cav and the LRRP/Ranger co,. ( H Co. 75th Rangers,)from Vietnam. Forty five (45) guys were signed in!!! One of our largest gatherings. Boy, were the tales a flyin. Good time had by all.

Our Vice President from USMRA, Ranger Windy,was present for duty. I think he and I looked like the youngest guys there!!! LOL!. It was amazing to see those, formerly, 18 year old kids, with full, gray beards, bald heads, and a few extra pounds! They were all mostly 18 or 19 when I was their Platoon Sergeant at Thirty.

Happy "Fourth" to all. Stay cool and dry.

Jim RLTW/L&P :)

Posted: 06/10/2018

Name: Bob Williams - Secretary

Message:

Between June 1st and 6th, several of our members had the honor of supporting the Blind Veterans Assoc. and Blind Endeavors on a 74 mile hike of the Appalachian Trail culminating in a rappel down the 60ft cliff at Camp Merrill. The 74 miles was a recognition of the 74th anniversary of the D-Day invasion on June 6, 1944. The event was the result of a year of planning and preparation by Joe Amerling, Mike Ramsey and many others. The group of 8 American and British blind hikers is already talking about next year's event. Check out he websites above and look for blind veteran's activities in your area. Get involved: it will change you life.

Details and photos can be viewed on the Blind AT Facebook page.

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