The Mighty Ninth

Strive To Reach The Summit

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MK-1.JPGOpen Forum97 viewsA great Q&A session with the trainees. Our redleg brothers sat up front and took their questions. Their questions often brought emotional responses as these trainees realized that they have actually joined a family by enlisting in the Army...and didn't know it.
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MK-8.JPGThursday Firepower Demonstration97 viewsThe 2/9th FA, the OCS Alumni, and invited guests enjoy the shade of a covered area to watch the firepower demo.

Photo courtesy of Mike Kurtgis.
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MK-12.JPGOpen Forum97 viewsBCT Trainees listen intently to the Q&A session with our fellow redlegs.

Photo courtesy of Mike Kurtgis.
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Steve_Cox_3.JPGFiring Range97 viewsLooking downrange at the target area

Photo courtesy of Steve Cox
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Scan51018.jpgThe Gals97 viewsL to R: Cindy Schmidt, Rita Stuber, Martha Henderson, Jackie Dauphin, Joanne Wilson, Carol Crochet, Mercy Kurtgis

Photo courtesy of Joe Henderson
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Ward_4.jpgThursday Firepower Demonstration97 viewsSam Nieto (deceased) with daughters Kristin and Samantha

Photo courtesy of William Ward
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Ward_10.jpgThursday Firepower Demonstration97 viewsWilliam Ward and Terry Stuber

Photo courtesy of William Ward
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Ward_13.JPGMedicine Park Museum97 viewsWilliam & Diane Ward by the buffalo; Bob Patalano in the background

Photo courtesy of William Ward
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barb_14.JPGOld Plantation - Thurs Evening Dinner97 viewsRita Stuber looks over Wayne Rayfield's shoulder; Bill Osterhout (guest) and Jeff LaBreck

Photo courtesy of Barbara Moeller
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barb_25.JPGOld Plantation - Thurs Evening Dinner97 viewsLong-time buddies in combat, Mike Kurtgis chats with Jerry Orr (deceased). Martha Henderson at left, Mercy Kurtgis next to Mike, Carol & Wayne Crochet at far right.

Photo courtesy of Barbara Moeller
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BB-50.JPGSection Mascot?97 viewsBob Becker holding a key part of our Section mascot.
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Portland_5.jpgPhoto album review97 viewsIt is a time-honored tradition to review our photos of service in Vietnam.
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