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  Jerome Hess September 7, 2011 20:00

  Will be seeing Scott next week, I sent him the link to this place as soon as I found it. It is wild seeing some of the people here. I am in Southern Cal these days, been hear for 30+ years, have been with the Los Angeles County Sheriffs Dept for the last 15. Shooting to retire in about 3 years, cannot wait. If things keep going the way they are hear in the states I might join you in Canada. Take care and keep in touch.
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  Scott Allen Hippe September 3, 2011 8:15

  Hello Brian it has been along time, I will be in the states on the 16 th of sept till the 2nd of oct with my wife, Jerry Hess will also be at his home from the 14th till the 19th we will get together on the 17th, maybe we can get together some day and talk about the good old days in Germany where I am still living but not in Bayreuth, I live south of Frankfurt for the last 20 years, I also work at a nucluer power plant,

  later Scott
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  Jerome Hess August 18, 2011 16:44

  Brian just wanted to say hi, found this site and it is kinda wild seeing all the names. Hope all is good.
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  Paul Donahue January 1, 2010 23:43

  Hey Brian - I found this site as I was looking for you. Great to hear from you. Was a long time ago that we spoke.
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  Jim Mitchell May 2, 2009 19:53

  I left the Army in 1982. After Bindlach I went to Ft. Knox for about a year in school and then to Ft. Rucker to flight school and Cobra transition. From there to Ft. Riley for a couple of years and finally to Ft. Polk. Except for the schools all my time was in Cav units. After I left the Army I moved to the Kansas City area and worked for Macy's as an Operations Manager for a year and then went to Hallmark Cards for eighteen years inn Manufacturing, Human Resources, and I/T. Retired form Hallmark in 2001, but went to work for UMB Bank in Human Resources until I retired again in 2007. Married in 1981, but no kids.
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  richard a cassidy April 16, 2009 9:16

  towards the last of my tour i did want out. i wanted to get back to my motorcyles in the states and do some traveling. but after a couple of stateside assignments i realized that we had a good unit. now i get to ride whenever i want. i have my own company and i work when i want. would of probably stayed in the army longer but my wife passed away in 1988 and i had 2 small children that i didnt want to drag around the world so i chose to get out at 20. how about you have any kids? butch
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  Jim Mitchell April 7, 2009 14:30

  Hey Brian!
  
  Do you still have that French flag that you boosted from the French Kaserne on Reforger? I remember you had it on the wall of your room in the C Troop barracks. You never would tell me the story behind it though. So what have you been up to since the mid-seventies?
  
  Jim
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  richard a cassidy April 7, 2009 9:35

  glad to hear from you. what have you been up to all these many years.have you stayed in touch with any of the old guys from c troop?
  ssg langlo and i were stationed together in fort carson after we left c troop and then again in 3rd squadron after that. dont know what happened to him after 3rd sqdn... keep in touch
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  richard a cassidy April 6, 2009 19:48

  brian,
  hows it going dont know if you remember me but i remember you. how you doing? rick (butch) cassidy
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  Tom Molino January 31, 2009 11:04

  Brian: I was looking for my old C Troop photo but could not find it. Glad you found yours. Plan on coming to the 2009 reunion this Fall in the DC area. tmm