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Posted: 05/10/2025

Name: tom wilburn

Message:

ALCON, Wednesday May 14th @ 1000 hrs will be the posting of the inaugural 2025 Memorial Markers at the gold museum in Dahlonega. CSM Baron's marker will be posted and Keith Antonia will present his bio! The Baron family will be in attendance.

Posted: 04/26/2025

Name: Bob Williams

Message:

We will have our next meeting on 1 May at the Overhang at 1900. The only agenda item is to conduct an AAR of the Critter Cookout.

Posted: 04/21/2025

Name: Bob Williams

Message:

The annual USMRA Critter Cookout is just days away. The event is open to all USMRA members and families, 5th RTB soldiers and families, and fellow Rangers.

Thursday, 24 April @ 1200: Smokers placed and food prep begins
Friday, 25 April @ 1700-1830: Invocation and chow line opens
1830-1930: Scholarship Awards, Ranger Recognition Honors, and Fallen Ranger Memorial ceremony
2000: Raffle drawing
Entertainment: Tom Shandy & Ground Control

2025 Ranger Instructor Recognition Honorees:
Othar Shalikashvili ‘55
Richard Wandke ‘63
Charles Chitty ‘66
David Moore ‘66
Robert Cheshire ‘67
Jack Rogers ‘67
Stephen Spence ‘67
Paul Borowski ‘68
Charles Connely ‘68
Donald Giannattasio ‘68

2025 Fallen Ranger Memorial:
MG Edison E. Scholes
CPT Kris Kristofferson
1LT James Earl Jones
1SG Steven D Bishop
1SG Willard J Langdon

Posted: 03/27/2025

Name: Bob Williams

Message: The next meeting of the USMRA will be held at 1900 on 3 April in the Overhang on Camp Merrill.

Posted: 03/03/2025

Name: Bob Suchke

Message: Today Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth signed a memorandum renaming Fort Moore in Georgia to Fort Benning. The new name pays tribute to Corporal (CPL) Fred G. Benning, who was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross for his extraordinary heroism in action during World War I with the U.S. Army in France in 1918. This change underscores the installation's storied history of service to the United States of America, honors the warfighter ethos, and recognizes the heroes who have trained at the installation for decades and will continue to train on its storied ranges.

RLTW!

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