wrote on February 3, 2003
at
8:15 pm
Name: John Quirk
Hometown: Naperville, Illinois
Sent: 4.26 pm - mon 3 feb 2003
Served as a plt sgt with Alpha Troop, 2/17th Cav, 1st Brigade, 101 in '66-'67. Great site for all 1st Brigade vets. Alpha Troop had orders cut by Brigade making us "4th Provisional Rifle Company" becuase, at one time or another, we were attached to both bns of the 327 and the 2/502nd. Keep up the good work. Airborne - we know how far!
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Name: Jerry Berry
Homepage: http://www.currahee.org
Hometown: Libby, Montana
Sent: 2.24 pm - mon 3 feb 2003
I would like to locate an old friend, SSG Art Campbell, 2/327 (1967/68) and PIO. He was also in charge of the brigade PIO Lab at Phan Range at one time. I don't recall where Art was from. Any help in locating him would be greatly appreciated.
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Name: Jerry Berry
Homepage: http://www.currahee.org
Hometown: Libby, Montana
Sent: 2.18 pm - mon 3 feb 2003
Dale and other "No Slackers"
You have a winner here, Screaming Eagles! Good job, keep it up. I will link this site to ours. Please do the same.
For those of you "Bastogne Bulldogs" who wants one of those stainless steel 8 ounces flask with your battalion crest, wings, CIB, CMB, or Air Assault on it, check it out in our PX on our 3-506th website: www.currahee.org. That goes for any of the other items that we offer and can put your unit/tour dates on. AIRBORNE! Jerry in MT
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Name: Jane Fulkerson/McColt
Hometown: Plentywood, Montana
Sent: 6.44 pm - sat 1 feb 2003
Enjoyed looking at your site! Very well done.
Currahee researcher
3/506th
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Name: JOHN (ZORRO) CRAWFORD
Hometown: Glendale, California
Sent: 1.39 am - sat 1 feb 2003
Note: Served proudly from 4/67 to 4/68 in HHC/2/327th Infantry, 1st Brigade (Seperate), 101st Airborne Division. Have tried in vain to find Elmer Brown from Mobile, Alabama and Greco, whereabouts unknown. Hello to Capt.Cayere and Lt.Unger. Fine leaders and a credit to the officers corps. I myself was a noncom, SGT E-5. Gave NO SLACK, Showed NO SLACK - Airmobile Sucks, Airborne All The Way.
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Name: JOHN (ZORRO) CRAWFORD
Hometown: Glendale, California
Sent: 10.59 pm - fri 31 jan 2003
If I had only one person to shake hands with and give a big man to man hug, that would be SGFC E-7 James T. Colley of HHC/2/327th Inf (Abn). Knew no greater leader or a man amoungst men
John (Zorro) Crawford
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Name: Ted McCormick
Homepage: http://www.mixedmediastudios.com/page12.html
Hometown: Glennie, Mi
Sent: 9.43 am - fri 31 jan 2003
Leadership ability is vaguley defined, and often sought. One person person I met in my life who had such characteristics was the CO for B Co 1/327th 101st Abn during the battle of FSB Ripcord,
CT Terry A. Mills, AKA "Terrible Terry".
Many of your troops want to say thanks.
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Name: Joe Cook
Sent: 8.28 pm - thu 30 jan 2003
(2nd platoon) B 2/327 Inf. 1975-79. No Slack!
Hometown: Naperville, Illinois
Sent: 4.26 pm - mon 3 feb 2003
Served as a plt sgt with Alpha Troop, 2/17th Cav, 1st Brigade, 101 in '66-'67. Great site for all 1st Brigade vets. Alpha Troop had orders cut by Brigade making us "4th Provisional Rifle Company" becuase, at one time or another, we were attached to both bns of the 327 and the 2/502nd. Keep up the good work. Airborne - we know how far!
________________________________________
Name: Jerry Berry
Homepage: http://www.currahee.org
Hometown: Libby, Montana
Sent: 2.24 pm - mon 3 feb 2003
I would like to locate an old friend, SSG Art Campbell, 2/327 (1967/68) and PIO. He was also in charge of the brigade PIO Lab at Phan Range at one time. I don't recall where Art was from. Any help in locating him would be greatly appreciated.
________________________________________
Name: Jerry Berry
Homepage: http://www.currahee.org
Hometown: Libby, Montana
Sent: 2.18 pm - mon 3 feb 2003
Dale and other "No Slackers"
You have a winner here, Screaming Eagles! Good job, keep it up. I will link this site to ours. Please do the same.
For those of you "Bastogne Bulldogs" who wants one of those stainless steel 8 ounces flask with your battalion crest, wings, CIB, CMB, or Air Assault on it, check it out in our PX on our 3-506th website: www.currahee.org. That goes for any of the other items that we offer and can put your unit/tour dates on. AIRBORNE! Jerry in MT
________________________________________
Name: Jane Fulkerson/McColt
Hometown: Plentywood, Montana
Sent: 6.44 pm - sat 1 feb 2003
Enjoyed looking at your site! Very well done.
Currahee researcher
3/506th
________________________________________
Name: JOHN (ZORRO) CRAWFORD
Hometown: Glendale, California
Sent: 1.39 am - sat 1 feb 2003
Note: Served proudly from 4/67 to 4/68 in HHC/2/327th Infantry, 1st Brigade (Seperate), 101st Airborne Division. Have tried in vain to find Elmer Brown from Mobile, Alabama and Greco, whereabouts unknown. Hello to Capt.Cayere and Lt.Unger. Fine leaders and a credit to the officers corps. I myself was a noncom, SGT E-5. Gave NO SLACK, Showed NO SLACK - Airmobile Sucks, Airborne All The Way.
________________________________________
Name: JOHN (ZORRO) CRAWFORD
Hometown: Glendale, California
Sent: 10.59 pm - fri 31 jan 2003
If I had only one person to shake hands with and give a big man to man hug, that would be SGFC E-7 James T. Colley of HHC/2/327th Inf (Abn). Knew no greater leader or a man amoungst men
John (Zorro) Crawford
________________________________________
Name: Ted McCormick
Homepage: http://www.mixedmediastudios.com/page12.html
Hometown: Glennie, Mi
Sent: 9.43 am - fri 31 jan 2003
Leadership ability is vaguley defined, and often sought. One person person I met in my life who had such characteristics was the CO for B Co 1/327th 101st Abn during the battle of FSB Ripcord,
CT Terry A. Mills, AKA "Terrible Terry".
Many of your troops want to say thanks.
________________________________________
Name: Joe Cook
Sent: 8.28 pm - thu 30 jan 2003
(2nd platoon) B 2/327 Inf. 1975-79. No Slack!
