PG-11.jpgThe Waldman Collection - Presenting Gifts95 viewsHost Jerry Orr presents a "challenge coin" to Les Cotton. Les was in the FO party of none other than Lt Ric Shinseki who later became Gen Ric Shinseki.
PG-1.jpgThe Waldman Collection - Presenting Gifts95 viewsHost Jerry Orr recognizes and honors 35th Inf Regt Assn President Jim Beddingfield with a gift of a challenge coin and our sincere thanks for Jim taking the time to travel to Ft Sill and join us in our first, historic redleg reunion. Jim's 35th Inf Regt Assn has welcomed the men of the 2/9th to join them at their annual reunions. We provided direct artillery support to their infantrymen in the field.
PG-5.jpgThe Waldman Collection - Presenting Gifts94 viewsHost Jerry Orr shakes hands with J. Fred Oliver, one of our FOs, and presents a "challenge coin". "Cowboy" Danny Fort in the background.
PG-6.jpgThe Waldman Collection - Presenting Gifts94 viewsHost Jerry Orr presents "challenge coins" to those attending this historic reunion.
PG-8.jpgThe Waldman Collection - Presenting Gifts94 viewsHost Jerry Orr presents "challenge coins" to those attending this historic reunion.
PG-7.jpgThe Waldman Collection - Presenting Gifts94 viewsHost Jerry Orr presents "challenge coins" to those attending this historic reunion.
CS-4a.jpgThe Waldman Collection - Computer Simulation94 views"I have no idea what this stuff does, but I do know that if I touch it, it will break".
PG-12.jpgThe Waldman Collection - Presenting Gifts94 viewsHost Jerry Orr presents "challenge coins" to those attending this historic reunion.
PG-14.jpgThe Waldman Collection - Presenting Gifts94 viewsHost Jerry Orr presents a "challenge coin" to Sam Nieto.
PG-16.jpgThe Waldman Collection - Presenting Gifts94 viewsHost Jerry Orr presents a "challenge coin" to Raymond Hobbs, RTO for Dennis Munden, FO.
LG-9.JPGThe Waldman Collection - Presenting Gifts94 viewsJerry and Barbara present special gifts for the ladies.
JO-22.JPGReunion Photos - Jerry Orr93 viewsField training observers: L to R - Steve Sykora and Mike Kurtgis standing next to a soldier in full web gear...modern-day web gear, that is.
