JO-7.JPGReunion Photos - Jerry Orr120 viewsTaking the barracks tour....
JO-9.JPGReunion Photos - Jerry Orr120 viewsDon't laugh...we looked tough 40 years ago, too!
L to R: Dennis Dauphin, Jim Connolly, Ernie Kingcade, John "Moon" Mullins
DF-2.JPGReunion Photos - Danny "Cowboy" Fort119 viewsBuses arrived at the Basic Training Battalion Hq to begin our 1st Day agenda.
DF-7.JPGReunion Photos - Danny "Cowboy" Fort119 viewsVeterans Terry Stuber & Geary Burrows outside of Britz Hall.
DF-16.JPGReunion Photos - Danny "Cowboy" Fort119 viewsTHE DINING FACILITY! Nope, you don't call it a "mess hall" any more...it's a modern-day cafeteria. The food served is marked according to its healthy qualities and all the soda taps...despite the soft drink labels...only dispense water.
DY-3.JPGReunion Photos - Danny Yates119 viewsFirst Stop: visiting the Basic Training area.
Indian_Cemeteries.jpgIndian Cemetery119 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 Orr119 viewsJohn Waldman leans on a locker while we get the scoop on basic training.
JO-3.JPGReunion Photos - Jerry Orr119 viewsTouring the training barracks. Ed Mahoney lets the old bunk beds bring back a smile of remembrance.
DF-8.JPGReunion Photos - Danny "Cowboy" Fort118 viewsVeteran Dennis Munden in front, Ms Janice Royle to the left.
DF-12.JPGReunion Photos - Danny "Cowboy" Fort118 viewsVeteran Mike Kurtgis takes a photo in the training building area.
DF-13.JPGReunion Photos - Danny "Cowboy" Fort118 viewsModern-day basic training barracks. Note that there is no "stacking" of the bunk beds.
