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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!

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

Posted: 12/31/1969

Name: Steve Hawk

Message: Doug and Joe

Jake and Hellen's son is Jake Brooks who by now is a SFC with 2nd Ranger Battalion. Little Jake joined the army right out of High School in 1999. He went to Regiment and was with First Battalion for the most part and now with 2nd Battalion. He is a member of USMRA

Steve

Posted: 12/31/1969

Name: Doug Perry

Message: Rangers,I have just received an e-mail from Becky Corcoran, wife of CSM Pat Corcoran. Pat was wounded yesterday in Afgan. He will be flown to Germany today and then to WRAMC.He is stable but in critical condition.She will be enroute to be with him as soon as she gets clearance.Pat was one of the first seargents at the camp.I Think C. company then HHC.Let us remember Pat and his family when we get a knee.RLTW..

Posted: 12/31/1969

Name: Jim Owens

Message: I consider myself very lucky and fortunate to have served with Col(R)Bob Howard twice. I highly respected him and admired him for everything he took the time to teach me as a young Buck Sergeant and as a Sergeant First Class. He would not ask you to do anything he was not willing to do with you. Sir, you carried more than your share of the weight and you definitely “Led The Way” for many of us…..There are not enough words to express the gratitude for all you did…..Ranger Howard, Rest in Peace- Sir, You will be missed by many.... Thank You…... RLTW Jim Owens

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