VNV MC RALLY AT CUMBERLAND COVE, LAKE TEXOMA, OKLAHOMA
Category: Marine Corps Stories
KHE SANH REUNION
KHE SANH REUNION
2004
KHE SANH REUNION
Cliff Treese, Ron Shouse and Glen Rappold ( Bravo 1-13 )
Two Beautiful Reasons To Shop At SGT GRIT
Welcome to the Khe Sanh Reunion Sign
MARY DAVIS (WIFE OF BOB DAVIS) BOB DAVIS 1ST RADIO BN KATHY TURNER
Four Old Marines
Four Old Marines
I took this picture of my husband and four of his lifetime friends — all Marines I thought it might be fun for you to see They are:Michael Lyons Paul Niemiec John Hurley Robert (Bob) Maliga
They are all from Chicopee, Massachusetts
Gail Hurley )
HMM-362
HMM-362
Reunion with HMM-362 in Tulsa last weekend……awesome to see the old birds fly again……the smells and sounds were exhilarating……and we got to take a hop.
I will send some of my pictures when I get them back, but here are some from one of the guys attending the reunion last weekend in Tulsa. I will send a couple of different emails so they all come in.
227th Birthday Party
227th Birthday Party
You old Jarhead, Merry Christmas and a Healthy, Happy year hence. Photos from the 227th Birthday Party at the Inchon Tavern, Oceanside, OR.
Jim Trent
Visiting the Wall
Visiting the Wall
Yo’ Sarge
Sorry I missed ya’ll in the D of C. I had intended to make the soiree on Fri PM 8NOV but I didn’t finally get to town until about 0100hrs 9NOV. Ah well, what da hell – there’s always next year or many after that, for that matter, as Our Marine Corps will go on forever.
The First Sgt Grit Bash
The First Sgt Grit Bash
A few of the participants at the First Sgt Grit Chat Bash
USMC BALL
USMC BALL
The (retired) Master Sergeant was my Senior Drill Instructor at Parris Island in 1965. He was my guest at the 225th Marine Corps Birthday ball in White River Junction, Vermont hosted by the Twin State Detachment, Marine Corps League, Department of New Hampshire, November 10, 2000.
Reunited
Reunited
Dear Sgt. Grit
I am the happiest girl in the world to share with you that my husband is finally home! He deployed [second tour in Iraq] in January 2007 in support of OIF 06-08. While there he received his 4th Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal. After nearly thirteen long months, he finally came home January 31st 2008. I cannot begin to express the level of pride I have for that man. It’s more than just “what he does”. Being a Marine is who he is. And he is my hero, the one I look up to, my one true love. It is so touching to read all the stories Marines & their families send in, it always fills me with pride and admiration. The Marine Corps is an amazing family, filled with some of the most outstanding people this country has ever produced. Thank you all for your loyalty, service, and dedication to this country. So to my Marine, and to his fellow Wolverines from MALS 29, welcome home and a job well done! OOHRAH SSGT!