The Mighty Ninth

Strive To Reach The Summit

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Joe_H-10~0.JPGThe ENCORE Reunion: Ft Sill, OK May, 201781 views
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Steve_Cox_5.JPGThe Orr Room81 viewsSteve points to the sign honoring Jerry Orr, a former member and favorite son of the 1/19th FA Training Battalion.

Photo courtesy of Steve Cox
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Steve_Cox_7.JPGGraduation Day81 viewsMembers of the BCT class prepare to walk across the stage

Photo courtesy of Steve Cox
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Ward_11.JPGMedicine Park Museum81 viewsLong-time war buddies Danny Fort and Terry Stuber share the bench at the Museum.

Photo courtesy of William Ward
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WF-4.JPGCannoneers at LZ St George81 viewsMessage from fellow Redleg Rick Ericksen: Nate: Fantastic, I even recognized some of the guys from my Gun Section. Jon/Kip Hansen, Steve Esona (AKA Pineapple), Wayne Wolf, who left to go out as a RTO later and was awarded a Bronze Star and a Silver Star for service above and beyond. I wish we could find him. He was from Philadelphia, PA. Also Cuckoo Mike, he’s the one of the pictures with the dark shades on. He was always buzzed, he was from California. This is a great story which brings us all back together one again. "A" Battery, The Mighty Ninth, 1969-70. We will always be a Band of Brothers eternally.
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Honors.JPGHigh Honors81 viewsMedic William Falkenstein distinguished himself in civilian life after his service in Vietnam. He died in 1983.
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Portland_5.jpgPhoto album review81 viewsIt is a time-honored tradition to review our photos of service in Vietnam.
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Lee_2.JPGThe Okerstrom Family81 viewsHere they are...with Bert Landau as the intruder at far right. Hugging the gals as always.

Photo courtesy of Lee Okerstrom.
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GDS-38.JPGThe Montagnards80 viewsThe locals do their hauling...the old way.
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