Jimmie Henry

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Joseph L. Krawczyk Jr. February 18, 2013 21:45

It's been more like 25 years. But it's great hearing from all the great soldiers that I had the honor to serve with. "Always Ready".
Alan Ralsky November 23, 2012 17:04

I am trying to remember u .. I was in Amberg from Sept 64 - Aug 67 started in K troop and ended up in Personnel

I just came across this post

Alan
Joseph P Weber October 3, 2011 13:45

MSG Henry, good to hear from you. I remember quite well when Troop maintenance was absorbed into Squadron Maintenance. I hear from Arbogast every once in awhile. I saw him in 2001 when I was stationed on Vicenza and we were in Graf training. I remember that tool who did the header off the car quite well. In fact I remind him quite often while I'm shaving what a dumb ass he was!!
Thomas Blaszkiewicz May 22, 2011 14:02

Jimmie,from one former Pond Barracks trooper to another ,hope you have a Happy Birthday!!!!!!!
Jesse Kelley May 22, 2011 8:49

HAPPY BIRTHDAY JIMMIE
Wishing you many more, from all of us at DragoonBase!!!
Brian Bennett December 3, 2010 11:43

No, I left 2ACR in 89. I deployed to the gulf war with 2AD (FWD) out of Garlstedt in northern Germany. My unit deactivated in 1992, and I tried to get back to Amberg. I was bummed to hear that they (2ACR) was deactivating then too.
Brian Bennett December 3, 2010 10:47

I think I do remember...If it was the incident I'm thinking of, it was during the opening ceremony and keg tapping...LTC Wallace and the whole command group was there to witness the fight.
Brian Bennett December 2, 2010 21:09

There was a girl in the TMP office I used to flirt with. Forgot her name though, but I think she was still there when I left in 89.
Ernie Roth, myself and another trooper were selected to do a "dog and pony" foot patrol on the border for an Army Times write up. The snow was so deep, we had to wear snowshoes and still sank every few steps. Roth kept us motivate all the way up the mountain though.
Brian Bennett December 2, 2010 18:56

You listed Ernie Roth. He is still in Germany (Retired and working in Graf I think). He was a CPL when I first met him in 86 (I was a PVT) and then years later I succeeded him as 1SG of the BRT in Vilseck. Great guy he is.
Dr Steve Bennett July 14, 2010 13:39

Jimmie
No. I am not fully retired yet but I went to half time...about 20 hours of patient care a week. I think that keeping busy is the best of both worlds. Those few half days off during the week makes it feel like I'm on vacation everyday. Plus the income doesn't hurt! Hope you find that happy medium.
Stay well.
Steve

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Location

Evans, GA

Birthday:

May 22

What unit(s) did you serve in with the 2d Cavalry?

Troop K, Third Squadron November 1966-December 1969 HHT Third Squadron August 1985-October 1988

Where were you stationed?

Amberg, Germany

What MOS or job description did you have?

63C, 45E, 63E

What was your rank/title?

MSG-E8

What years were you assigned to the 2nd Cavalry?

1966-1969 and 1985-1988

Tell us a little about your cav days.

After a harrowing train ride from FRF and getting lost in the Nurnberg bahnhof I arrived at the Regimental HQs at merril barracks at 0300 hrs and had to be present for a briefing from the RCO at 0600. I eventually was asssigned to K troop, third squadron and arrived there a couple of days later. Naturally, they were in Graf for gunnery in the middle of winter, what could be more fun than gunnery in a good Bavarian winter?

Tell us a little about you now.

I retired from 2nd ACR in October 1988 and remained in Germany until 2000. I am now fully retired and living in Augusta, GA.

Phone number (Optional).

910-584-0780

Name a few buddies you served with that you would like to find.

Mike Allen, SGM Nestor, SGM Beam, Ernie Roth,