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24G20 1-77
B Stu Bn TSB USAADS (W1D22A) Fort Bliss TX 79916
Name Target BN Last
ContactFound Thomas D. Atkins 9443 G 2/2 May 29 1977 Calvin E. Baker 4929 G ?/? Nov 25 1980 Jerry E. Barker 5325 G B 1/1 May 29 1977 Artie Bond 6677 April 29 1977 Rene J. Boudrean 6017 G 3/60 May 29 1977 Eddie B. Braddy Jr. 6934 K* 1/44 April 29 1977 Martin L. Carradine 6701 April 29 1977 Michael K. Clark 9106 April 29 1977 Michael S. Clark 2117 G ?/? May 29 1977 Ben C. Collins 0621 April 29 1977 Jeffery D. Cooper 2925 G ?/? May 29 1977 Stepahn Corry 6243 April 29 1977 Ricci D. Diggs 5429 April 29 1977 Gregory R. Dixon (reverend) 9363 G 3/60 May 29 1977 Michael J. Fitzpatrick 8214 G ?/? May 29 1977 Claude Gilyard Jr. 4910 April 29 1977 Herbert E. Gray 8381 April 29 1977 Robert C. Harris 1625 G * April 29 1977 Robert L. Houck 4874 K* 1/44 July 9 1980 Frederick S. James 1991 G 3/7 May 29 1977 Randy G Kush 5139 G 2/2 May 29 1977 Allan P. McClellan 4008 K** July 28 1980* Willie S. McCullough 4011 April 29 1977 Charles P. Metropolis 3548 G ?/? May 29 1977* Russell W. Nedau 8282 * G 3/7 May 29 1977 James C. Olsen 1758 April 29 1977 George R. Olsson 4483 G ?/? May 29 1977 Daniel E. Ostler 3561 + G A 1/1 May 29 1977 Stephan Owens 7714 April 29 1977 Joseph E. Phelps 4548 April 29 1977 Marlin B. Pickens 0542 K* 1/44 April 29 1977 Brian L. Robinson 4920 G ?/? May 29 1977 Gregory n. Smith 6624 May 10 1991 Jimmy D. Southerland 6931 April 29 1977 James Stmaro 9705 April 29 1977 Thomas P. Wilkinson 8258 April 29 1977 Jerry Stout -
Ferndale Fern Creek Kentucky
(platoon leader)*April 29 1977
Individuals are graduates of course: 104-24G20 #1-77 ( IMPROVED HAWK INFORMATION COORDINATION CENTRAL MAINTENANCE) on 13 may 1977
NOTES:K* As reported by Houck letter of July 7 1980
K** As reported by McClellan letter of July 28 1980
+ Guy with the list
Automation in the beginning of IADFS
I'll Post some of those octal programs I wrote to get the box to tell us what was happening in the system. Program storage usually was a spare 2407. When we powered down the code was gone.
Another missing person listing
| NAME | KEY WORD | Last Contact |
Found |
| Vivian Moore - | Pollard Lawton Oklahoma. Contax RTS, Horses Joe Roth |
Dec 4, 1980 | |
| Jim Conitz | A 1/1 IPAR | Aug 11, 2005 | X |
| Richard R. Bohince | A 1/1 Pen State | Aug 12 1980 | |
| Harry Pool | A 1/1 Grenada MMT Zarmish |
July 12 2005 | X |
| John C. Anderson | A 1/1 RR/HR 7th AG Co. Fort Ord. Calif |
July 29 1979 | |
| Weldon Hall | Albuq N. M. | March 1977 | |
| Edward Pompeo ++ | Albuq N. M. Rhota Spain | May 1978 | |
| Marty Mittleman | Albion Detroit | ||
| Andrew Malone | 1966 | ||
| Glen Kleffner | 29 Palms | 1984 | |
| Michael J. Kammerer | Fort Benning Georgia | Mar 2005 | |
| Chester Piekielniak | Jubail | July 2005 | X |
| Bill Huskinson | Baylor | Aug 2005 | X |
| Mark Silkwood | A 1/1 Italy | May 1979 | |
| Patti Tuthill | Ireland | Feb 1989 | |
| Clyde Hightower | Nov 2004 | ||
| Gene Monaghan | A 1/1 Florida | July 2005 | |
| Jerry Kern | mad-dog El Paso | 1988 | |
| John Colby | El Paso | 1982 | |
| Shannon | A 1/1 | 1979 | |
| Litch | A 1/1 | 1978 | |
| Clemmons | A 1/1 | 1979 | |
| Wilson, Cpt. | A 1/1 | 1979 | |
| Shaffner, Cpt. | A 1/1 | 1978 | |
| Richard Crowe | Bar Salem Mass | 1977 | |
| Ashley Ltc | 1/1 | 1977 | |
| Langston Ltc | 1/1 | 1979 | |
| Houser William D. | 1/1 | 1979 | |
| Parkison, Stephen R | A 1/44, Ft Bliss | Aug 2005 | X |
| Resen, Sherry | USMCAD Darmstadt | 1979 | |
| Cobb, Sam | Patriot I&KPC & OTEA | Aug 2005 | X |
| Tyler, Gene +++ | B10E, El Paso | 1982 | |
NOTES:
++ Request for information derailed.
+++ reported 08-17-05 - by Sandra Rusk location may be St. Gallen CH
Change of Command document from a cold gray day in Wildflicken
these are separate pages. This even was on a Sunday in the Gym. The transfer of the flag included a really hard smack with the 45 streamers. I came back with a botched roll of film.
KEY WORDS
A 1/1
Fulda Gap
Reiterwesen
Mantufel
Wurzburg Palace
Salmia
Abu Halifa
Jubail
NAMFI
Bad Kissingen
South Pacific
WSMAR
Athens
London
Berlin
Londonderry
Nashua
Hawk
Patriot
Parrot Cards
Frozen Wind
Bound Ashe
Looking back 30 or more years & hope for the future
I suspect that most on the lists are gone forever. Perhaps we should do better in the next life to keep track of each other. Amongst the missing are nearly 120 Kuwaitis who perished the night of terror August 1st 1990. The word genocide has recently returned to my vocabulary. Also amongst the missing are the other 29 Children of the Arabian Forest, and the Parrot cards each one used. None of us ever planned or even considered for what happened. As I look out on the net and see another generation on the ground over there, I am reminded of discovering the marks and clues left for us both 20 and 50 years earlier by previous generations who worked the problem. When looking for a brass cap in October of 1980, an ancient tired Bedouin and his herd came near, he squatted down and began to dig, revealing the brass cap we had been looking for. He indicated he watched them put it in, and had been guarding it. The cap was marked U.S.N. Survey 1939. This is one of only two ARSOPs I clearly remember. The other will be posted in pictures eventually. Today when I see on the desktop the weather in Kuwait is 113 and a sand storm, I remember coming out of a bunker in 1989 and finding my car completely covered, and I also think back to 1980, the totally sand blasted IPAR and ICWAR up on Mutla Ridge at the grounds of the old winter palace, and I wonder about who will help the Caladeans defend themselves? While the rivalry has churned for at least a
couple of thousand years, should we let the tiny group of people there on the
gulf perish because some university professor or movie star says the situation
is to unpleasant I will eventually write a book on the parallels of the situation in Petrograd of 1917 and Kuwait of 1989. Don't misread this, Kuwait was NOT in a situation of anything that resembled a revolution. The parallels are of behavior and influences external. First I must wait for news of the death of an individual that should have been taken to the square and hung - in Boston, or better, quartered at the bridge in Concord. Well it's a good wish for me to have. Back to the present. Shortly it will be 30 years since 24G20 1-77 was assembled. I was real surprised to find the lists I typed for Stout. I'm still digging for some 1/1 names as all of them seem to be non existent, and strangely enough there are a couple of real Captains and Colonels I'd like to chat with. It is sort of a small world - lets see how many from that time can be found. I would like to thank the Imperial Russian Museum of North America for the use of a couple of pages. ..although there is no one left to see my regards and know what it is about.. reguards
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or not important enough? Well not during my life
time.