Reunion_Photo_-_Joe_Cook.JPGReunion Photo - Joe Cook128 viewsWelcome Home, "Blue Lighters". Joe Cook, Raymond Hobbs, and Mike Huseth were among the first arrivals in Nam from the 2/9th FA's home in Hawaii. Directly behind them are Les Cotten and Ernie Kingcade...also of "Blue Light" fame.
JO-7.JPGReunion Photos - Jerry Orr126 viewsTaking the barracks tour....
JO-9.JPGReunion Photos - Jerry Orr126 viewsDon't laugh...we looked tough 40 years ago, too!
L to R: Dennis Dauphin, Jim Connolly, Ernie Kingcade, John "Moon" Mullins
DF-4.JPGReunion Photos - Danny "Cowboy" Fort125 views2/9th Veteran Raymond Hobbs chats with DS Schmidt. Ray tells her it's been a few years since he wore a uniform at Ft. Sill.
DF-7.JPGReunion Photos - Danny "Cowboy" Fort125 viewsVeterans Terry Stuber & Geary Burrows outside of Britz Hall.
Summerall_Hall.JPGCannons Taught here125 viewsBack in the day, the training NCOs would be climbing all over the 155mm and 8" howitzers teaching you the components at Summerall Hall.
JO-3.JPGReunion Photos - Jerry Orr125 viewsTouring the training barracks. Ed Mahoney lets the old bunk beds bring back a smile of remembrance.
DF-2.JPGReunion Photos - Danny "Cowboy" Fort124 viewsBuses arrived at the Basic Training Battalion Hq to begin our 1st Day agenda.
DF-9.JPGReunion Photos - Danny "Cowboy" Fort124 viewsVeteran Joe Cook tells how...on this very spot over 40 years ago...his Drill Sergeant made him do 100 pushups while he was standing on his back!
DY-3.JPGReunion Photos - Danny Yates124 viewsFirst Stop: visiting the Basic Training area.
Indian_Cemeteries.jpgIndian Cemetery124 viewsNo trip down memory lane at Ft Sill is complete without a visit to the Indian Cemeteries. If you recall, you take Quinnette Road past the Officers Club (now the Patriot Club) and go until you are enroute to the field training areas.
JO-6.JPGReunion Photos - Jerry Orr124 viewsJohn Waldman leans on a locker while we get the scoop on basic training.
