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Roger that SleepyDoc.....RIP my Brothers.....to those who never came home from there physically, and those that left too much emotionally and have left since....

Limey, I would truly like to write more than right now, but I'm too tired, sore, and hungry to write more than a quick post. But, after getting filling my belly and drinking some painkiller, I will write in great depth to you tonight. But, before I sign off here, I do want to leave you with a few wo...

“Those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it”
Jorge Agustin Nicolas Ruiz de Santayana y Borras (George Santayana)

shoot me a PM with his name....i was the medic on Super 66. You send me the name of the medic and I could tell you if he was a medic in B Co 3/75 at that time. And I was B CO Senior medic at that time.

William Tecumseh Sherman Biography: William Tecumseh Sherman was one of the most controversial and successful Union generals during the Civil War. He performed well at Shiloh, Vicksburg, and the siege of Chattanooga. He captured Atlanta in one of the Civil War's most decisive campaigns. He advocated...

It sounds like there is a greater need for the parents to attend school than the children.

fuck the guard, huh.... ok, RRD...you're on my 'NO MORPHINE' list now... :lol: yeah, i worked on Palmer....The first real gunshot wound I ever had to deal with and it was my Teamleader. I've ended up thinking about and talking about that one (and others) over the past year. Right now been teaching C...

Dave Sisk

He and CPT Kevin Egan knew each other from way back. I don't remember Sisk ever talking about Desert 1, but Chief Egan did.

I thought I had submitted one last week; but haven't seen it get on the site; So let's try this again. I entered the Army back in '90 and got to B CO, 3/75th in '91. I went through RIP with Pat Lepre, Raleigh Cash, Eric James, Shawn Nelson, among others. Initially spent my time with 2nd PLT B CO, th...