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Below
are pictures from the Ceremony that took place at Fort Sill to
Commemorate
Men Of The 2nd
32nd FA Viet Nam {65 to 69}
the Battles of FSB Jay and Illingworth.
Regards
Rich Andrews
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Plaque at Memorial for our men |
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FSB Illingworth Plaque |
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Honor Page for Both FSB Jay and
Illingworth |
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Ralph getting the park into shape |
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Bill getting the park in shape |
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Park is all set up |
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Proud American at Museum |
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Proud American at Museum
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105's set up |
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Artillery Museum |
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Artillery Museum |
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Artillery Museum Battle of the
Bulge |
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Crosses and Names for FSB Jay
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Crosses with names for FSB
Illingworth |
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Helmet and Boots are set up |
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Salute to the Cav is set up |
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Memorial is all set up |
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Honor Guard |
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Bugler |
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Ralph speaking to those present
about FSB Illingworth |
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I believe George Hobson speaking
to those present |
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Group that attended the Ceremony |
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Blood Chip from Vietnam donated
top the Artillery Museum |
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Cpl Fasching's family attended the
Ceremony |
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Bill Jerry and Ralph. 2/32 FA
Artillery |
2-32 Field Artillery 2 BCT, 1st
ID Camp Liberty, Iraq Hello Proud Americans,
As you may know, our unit is in Iraq now helping with security. {Click the
PDF link below} describes their mission and some of the challenges they
face. I was informed yesterday that LTC Gadson, the commander of the 2/32,
was severely injured by an IED. Keep him in your thoughts and prayers.
Please Pray for their safe return when there mission is over. FREEDOM IS
NOT FREE!
I will be updating this newsletter from time to time as I receive new
information from Chuck Healey who was with the 2/32, in Viet Nam 1965 to
1966. {My Old Unit}
Chuck Healey
Proud American
FRG 2 MAY 07.pdf /
FRG 16 MAY 07.pdf /
FRG 21 DEC 07.pdf /
JANUARY AND FEBRUARY PATRIOT CALL 01 MARCH 10.pdf
LTC Gregory D.
Gadson
CDR, 2-32 FA
BAGHDAD
Please keep him in your
thoughts and prayers.
2-32 Field Artillery 2 BCT, 1st ID Camp Liberty, Iraq |
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