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Charlie Company, 3rd Battalion, 22nd Infantry,Regulars By God!

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This page was last accessed on 2009-11-20


Message Number: 297 - Wednesday, November 11, 2009 05:13:26 PST - United States

Name:  Gary Cunningham
Your Unit (if any):  2nd Plt. C/3/22
Dates Served:  Nov. 70 to Mar 71
Comments:
Happy Vet's Day to all Charlie Company and all the Vet's


Message Number: 296 - Wednesday, November 11, 2009 02:54:28 PST - United States

Name:  Mary-Ellen Mullen
Comments:
Remembering Charlie CO on this 2009 Veterans Day and thanking you for all you have done for our country and for keeping the memory of your fallen brothers alive. Peace


Message Number: 295 - Monday, October 26, 2009 08:04:15 PST - United States

Name:  Jim Kuhn
Your Unit (if any):  My Brother was Ronnie Kuhn
Dates Served:  Would guess between 68-71
Comments:
I am now 47 and my brother went to Vietnam when I was around 6. Thank GOD he came back. He passed away in Dec. of 2004 and I miss him, even though at times he was a prick, lol. I am glad they're some of you that have memories of my brother during that time. Because as long as we live, he lives. You share with him a different bond than I did. In much ways closer than even his and mine. Thank you for your sacrifice during those tough times. I try to educate my kids so that as time passes it will not just be a video game, it will be real. Alot of young men did not grow up to enjoy the life that we have lived. I also thank them for their sacrifice. And I am glad as long as you live, they live. And when were gone and the generation is passed, it will be left to the history books to educate the future generations. GOD Bless you all and GOD bless America... Jimmy Kuhn


Message Number: 294 - Wednesday, October 14, 2009 11:44:46 PST - United States

Name:  Don Snyder
Your Unit (if any):  C/3/22 4th plt
Dates Served:  65-67
Comments:
Sorry to report we recently learned from Sandra Brandhorst that our combat brother, Terry Brandhorst 68-69, passed away October 10 of Pancreatic Cancer. Sandra wrote to Bill Schwindt: "This is a difficult note to write -- Terry passed away peacefully on Saturday, October 10, from complications of pancreatic cancer. His health failed so rapidly during the past week. On Thursday he was moved from the hospital to the Cedar Valley Hospice Home where he died. We had hoped the chemo treatments he was taking would grant him a little more quality time; we knew there was no cure....This wonderful man has been the center of my life for almost 45 years (married 41 years) and he will be dearly missed." You can view his obituary at this link: http://www.lockefuneralhome.com/obitdetail.php?id=1116. Charlie Co. was represented with a floral wreath on behalf of all Terry's Combat Brothers.


Message Number: 293 - Tuesday, October 13, 2009 20:34:54 PST - United States

Name:  Randy Wehner
Your Unit (if any):  C 3/22
Dates Served:  67-68
Comments:
Dave you always tell it like it is. Don you are a gift to our organization. Thanks for all you do every day to keep us in touch and remeber who we are.


Message Number: 292 - Monday, October 12, 2009 14:30:05 PST - United States

Name:  David H Moran
Your Unit (if any):  Charlie 3rd/22 4th Plt $th and 25th Div
Dates Served:  67/68
Comments:
Don, You have no reason to apologize for computer mistakes. You are a remarkable man who does a remarkable job for our association. I admit without hesitation that I could not do what you do. When coupled with the help you provide fellow Charlie Company members, "remarkable" is a word that cannot be used enough to mark your ability to make a difference. Personally speaking, you have never failed to respond immediately to my requests. So many of you came to my assistance recently, I would like to name you all. Since I promised not to do that, I will mention you Don as being on the horn to me at the first indication of trouble. In one way or another, I'll let the world know all who were at my side from day one. For now, it's you Don. You will never know how much I needed a buddy when I answered your phone call. Ruben Randy and Lowell, your actions, thoughts and prayers will be the subject of future contact with the association. Thank God for all of your interventions. I love you all. David


Message Number: 291 - Thursday, October 8, 2009 11:49:36 PST - United States

Name:  Don Snyder
Your Unit (if any):  C/3/22 4th plt
Dates Served:  65-67
Comments:
I am sorry I cannot explain how the pictures and names somehow get mixed up. All I do know is that what I see on my end when I build something to the website is not always what you get on your end. Also for some reason they just change. I am talking with Web Easy to try and find out what is going on. Thank you for keeping me posted on anything on the website that needs my attention. Webmaster


Message Number: 290 - Wednesday, October 7, 2009 18:44:14 PST - United States

Name:  patrick shine
Your Unit (if any):  CHARLIE
Dates Served:  1968
Comments:
On the KIA list, William Scheiber's picture has been replaced with Alonzo Collier's. Please get Scheiber's picture back in view.


Message Number: 289 - Tuesday, October 6, 2009 09:26:26 PST - United States

Name:  JOE ENGLES
Your Unit (if any):  A/2/77 ARTILLARY
Dates Served:  66'-67'
Comments:
MY BROTHERS, FOR THE HOURS DURING THE BATTLE OF SOUI TRE, ALPHA,BRAVO 3/22, AND 2/77, WERE ONE UNIT. THE LINES BLURRED BETWEEN INFINTRY AND ARTILLARY. WHEN EVER I THINK OF THAT MORNING I CAN ONLY SEE US AS ONE.I WILL NEVER FORGET HOW BRAVELY YOU FOUGHT AND HOW BRAVLY WE FOUGHT TOGETHER. ANYONE WHO WAS NOT THERE WILL NEVER UNDERSTAND. YOUR BROTHER, JOE ENGLES GUNNER #3 A/2/77


Message Number: 288 - Friday, September 25, 2009 08:27:26 PST - United States

Name:  Brian
Your Unit (if any):  Former - 101st Airborne Div.
Dates Served:  1987 - 1991
Comments:
Just wanted to thank you guys for the warm reception our family received at the June reunion. It was great meeting you all! Thank you for including us, I know it means a lot to all of George's siblings. Hope to see everyone again in D.C. in a couple years!



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