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Joe_14.jpgFriday Joint Unit Dinner101 viewsWebmaster Dennis Dauphin with Joe Henderson. Joe served in the TOC with the 2/9th and is presently the Executive Vice-President of the 35th Inf Regt Association.
Photo Courtesy of Joe Henderson
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Joe_13.jpgGolf Tournament101 viewsGoofers anyone? Oops....that should read "Golfers, anyone?" The 35th reunion starts off with an early Friday morning golf tournament at the Greendale Golf Course in Arlington. The scramble format was used to avoid reporting those embarrassing scores! Joe Henderson and Jim Connolly pose while hiding their scorecards.
Photo Courtesy of Joe Henderson
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AS-26.JPGGun Section101 viewsMembers of my Howitzer Section
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LK-5.jpgOpen market101 viewsIn many cases, the local civilians seized the opportunity to sell something to the GIs.
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Joe_H-12~0.JPGThe ENCORE Reunion: Ft Sill, OK May, 2017101 views
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RW-8~0.JPGPATRIOT AIR DEFENSE SYSTEM101 viewsOur reunion Agenda included a visit to the Air Defense Artillery branch, which has been re-integrated with the cannon artillery branch after their 1970 "divorce" courtesy of our Pentagon geniuses. We were given an extensive education on the Patriot Missile defense system which is 30-years old, but updates have kept it in the active inventory. It is this type of defense that may protect us from enemy ICBM threats.
PHOTO COURTESY OF BOB WILSON
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RW-9~0.JPGPATRIOT AIR DEFENSE SYSTEM101 viewsThis is the "big eye" in the sky...the heart of the missile defense system. Once it locks on target, all hell will break loose.
PHOTO COURTESY OF BOB WILSON
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JH-12.jpgHospitality Suite101 viewsJim Connolly and Joe Henderson with M-16s? No one is safe now!
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BB-86.JPGArtillery strike101 viewsInfantry grunt sitting on the roof of a bunker surveying the damage from the strikes.
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BB-88.JPGSitting pretty101 viewsBob Becker sitting atop a personnel bunker.
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CR_Bay.jpgSights & Scenes100 viewsSign says: "Welcome to Cam Rahn Bay, 14th Aerial Port Sqdn, Passenger Terminal"
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