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Birthday:
June 18
What unit(s) did you serve in with the 2d Cavalry?
D Co 1/2 ACR, 2/2ACR HHT 2ACR
Where were you stationed?
Christensen Barracks, Bindlach, (THE ROCK) Fort Polk, LA
What MOS or job description did you have?
Driver, Loader, Gunner, Tank Commander, Operations Sergeant Major. 19E10, (a few times) 19K20, 19Z5M
What was your rank/title?
PVT, PFC, PVT, PFC, PVT, PFC, CPL, SPC-5 (for three days), SGT, SGM
What years were you assigned to the 2nd Cavalry?
1977-1983 Bindlach Germany 1997-2000 Fort Polk, LA
Tell us a little about your cav days.
The greatest time of my career, Play Hard! Train Hard! If you ain’t CAV, you ain’t…………
Tell us a little about you now.
TRADOC Training Support Represenitive - Fort Lewis, WA
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Your a long ways from Toledo Bend... I thought that was the old retirement cabin? accept my linked in request and lets catch up...
never knew this web site existed my brother in arms is LUIS RODRIGUEZ PR My #is 35 598 1295 I live in Ocala ,Florida are you still listening to Willy and the boys?
HAPPY BIRTHDAY DUNCAN
Wishing you many more, from all of us at DragoonBase!!!
Wishing you many more, from all of us at DragoonBase!!!
After I left FT Polk, I left active-duty and joined the Michigan Army Natl. Guard. I finally got what was one of my greatest wishes and was able to attend PLDC and become an NCO and later attending Ranger School. It truly was what I consider to be my greatest military accomplishment. In 2002 I was diagnosed with a brain tumor (which was in remission until recently). I remarried in 2004 and recently got divorced (again!). Due to the recurrence of my brain tumor, I am not working currently and just trying to get my affairs in order because this time there is nothing that can be done. I just am trying to reconnect with the people that have had a dramatic impact upon my life and let them know how much they do or have meant to me. You took a lot of your time, with a Soldier in a much lower pay grade, to make sure I was "mission ready" while I was going through a tough time in Bosnia. I will NEVER forget that. I always thought that you deserved a Soldier's Medal, because you definitely saved this Soldier's life!
So, how are you liking retirement? Still working as a DA civilian? I hope that all is well with you and yours and continues to be that way in the years to come.
Jake Pope
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