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Posted: 12/31/1969 Name: Al Parten Message: I've been in touch with Kaya Vineyard and Winery about the bottles with our DUI. Looks like it can happen. I'll talk about it at the next meeting. I need a good graphic of our DUI that can be used on the label. Someone please send one to my email above. |
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Posted: 12/31/1969 Name: Paul Johnson Message: Joe, how the hell are? the whole family is diving now,my daughter got her certification in Costa Rica last year now thats she is 15, wish I could have found you, are you still teaching? Hope your family is doing well. |
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Posted: 12/31/1969 Name: Cathy Beck Message: Joe I remember more of the past than I do today. Did you know you were the first RI that I saw put a Ranger student attention outside the HQ of PAC in front of that mirror. It was pouring down rain and I had gone to the TMC to use the latrine and I ask him what he was doing and he didn't even flinch. You came into to PAC and I ask you why that student was standing there in the rain and you told me he screwed up and was being reprimanded. I think he had a ND. I remember feeling so sorry for him. Now I don't, they don't get reprimanded like they used to thanks to some whiners. I am glad your mom is okay. She was indeed a very special lady. I will never forget those days, they were the best. 1SG Mott was in PAC when Randy Williford got killed. At that time I was just figuring out what the camp was all about but Randy was in charge of RSE. There are not many people left up there that remember the detail that came with the students. They pulled headcount in the messhall for the students, helped unload the commissary truck and whatever an RI or officer needed. When I say something about detail now, people think I am crazy. People don't believe that we have what I called "traveling medics" that came with the classes either. I remember one time when "Big Mac" was going into the commissary and his pants fell down and he just kept on whistling and pulled them up and kept on walking. Nothing phased that man. I don't mean to butt in but you guys are talking about things that most soldiers or civilians know about. It truly is amazing how training has changed. I just wish I could tell which one out of those Critter Cookout's/Open House this year is Reed Leisinger and Mike Farmer. Mike had a german shepherd dog that when Mike would go on long deployments, the dog wouldn't eat. That dog scared us one time. I don't remember where Mike went or the dogs name or who kept him but I remember them telling the 1SG about it. |
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Posted: 12/31/1969 Name: Joe Mattison Message: Cookie: I remember SGM Fletcher VERY, VERY well. I was his Ops NCO when he reported in for duty, and I was still the Ops NCO when he left (swapped) with SGM Bill Miller. It was Miller who finally got me out of the Ops Shop and back into the business of being an RI. It was then that I went to the Mountaineering Committee and got to work for Gordon Roberts. Some of the best times of my life! |
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Posted: 12/31/1969 Name: darrell e hansen Message: Steve The gathering at the new Purple Heart Memorial, with the CFM Chaplian speaking was nice. Doug and you are looking well. Keep up the great work. Hope the money helps the young soldiers up at camp. Darrell |
