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Birthday:
September 3
What unit(s) did you serve in with the 2d Cavalry?
HWB 3/2 ACR HHT 3/2 ACR HHT 2nd ACR
Where were you stationed?
Amberg, Germany Nurnberg, Germany
What MOS or job description did you have?
13E Field Artillery officer
What was your rank/title?
2LT - FIST Chief 1LT - Fire Direction Officer 1LT - Assistant S-4 1LT - Regimental Ammunition Officer
What years were you assigned to the 2nd Cavalry?
1982 - 1986
Tell us a little about your cav days.
Served from September 1982 - April 1985 at Pond barracks, Amberg, Germany with 3/2 ACR. Served from April 1985 - 1986 at Merrill Barracks, Nurnberg, Germany with HHT 2nd ACR.
Tell us a little about you now.
Served from 1982 - 1986 on active duty. Served from 1986 - 1987 in the IRR. Served from 1987 to 1990 in the Idaho Army National Guard as a traditional Guardsman. Served from 1990-2005 as an AGR with the Idaho Army National Guard and retired at the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. Was the APMS at Boise State University from 1995-1999 and the Professor of Military Science at Idaho State University from 1999-2001. Now work for a DOD Contractor as the Idaho Military Funeral Honors Coordinator.
Name a few buddies you served with that you would like to find.
Eduard Peloquin Greg Gass Mark Sophia Jim Wimberley
Comments
Warren,
I certainly remember you. You were a fine young officer and man. Those were turbulent times in the 2 ACR. I was there only a short time when my first Squadron Commander was relieved of duty. He was a good man and a West Point graduate. Serving in the two Cavalry regiments during the height of the Cold War was intense and required a special type of soldier and leader. I learned much during my time in the Squadron where I served as FSO, Battery Commander, S-1, and finally Squadron S-3. Serving as S-3 of a Cavalry Squadron as a Artillery officer was the most challenging and rewarding time of my career. I think of my time in 3D Squadron often. It defined my military career. It is great to hear from you.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY WARREN
Wishing you many more, from all of us at DragoonBase!!!
Welcome Home Sir,I'm trying to jog my memory.I have to know you,I arrived in Amberg Dec.82.I was a 13F. Do you remember SSG Bryson,SSG Disarro,SSG Williamson,Sgt. BURGE? I can name a few more,dont want to overload though.Look up STEVE KELBEL's photo's,there's a few of me there. Again,welcome sir. Carl
Welcome Warren.
The Dragoonbase.com, has
plenty of updated features
(similar to MySpace), lots of sub-groups,
(Officers Club,F-Trp,Amberg,Medics,etc),
and links for “2nd Cavalry Assn.”
News and History Centers.
Robb Russell has posted some tips for
navigating the site(ie,photos,links,ect)
in the Forum.
Please feel free to stop by and read the
latest “Tacoma Dave's ‘Triva Quiz’”,
you can learn some 2nd Cav history,
and you could even, win a kool prize.
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Robb Russell, or any of the 5 admins listed
at the top of the page, or just yell out,
another member may be able to help you.
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‘Keep it clean’.
Use your real name and picture,
(pix from back in the day,work best
for searching for Brothers),
but any picture will do.
And that you please tell all your friends
about, where to find the DragoonBase.
Thanks again for joining Dragoon Base,
and for your Service and Dedication,
to Our Great Country.
Jesse Kelley
F Troop 2/2ACR
72-75