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Primary Unit 1968-1969, 4th Infantry Division
Previously Held MOS
Service Years
Official/Unofficial US Army Certificates
Cold War Certificate
1982, Disabled American Veterans (DAV), Chapter 2 (Member) (Kansas City, Missouri)
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1995, 4th Infantry Division Association , Midwest Chapter (Life Member) (Missouri)
2010, Vietnam Veterans of America (VVA), Life Member (Life Member)
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2011, Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW), Post 10906, Gladstone Post (Member At Large) (Kansas City, Missouri)
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What are you doing now:
I volunteer at Vietnam Veteran of America Chapter 317 . I answer the phones and meet and greet people . I have become interested in some military ( Vietnam War ) Facebook pages . I plan on becoming involved with my local community center when the weather gets better .
Other Comments: PTSD is nothing to be ashamed of - it is a desease we didn't ask for ! We need to encourage each other , accept each other and understand each other . By being open about our problems we can help others to get diagnosed and seek help . If we continue to work at it we can get better - but it takes WORK . I wish the best for all my brothers ! God Bless !
1962-1963, 91A10, HHD, Missouri Army National Guard
1962-1964, 91A10, 135th Evacuation Hospital
1962-1970, 91B10, HHC, 4th Medical Battalion
1964-1964, 91A10, Brooke Army Medical Center
1965-1965, 91B10, 5th General Hospital
1965-1965, 91B10, US Army Europe (USAREUR)
1966-1968, 1st Army Division East (First Army)
1968-1969, 4th Infantry Division
1969-1970, 91B10, HHC, Dewitt Army Community Hospital
Please describe who or what influenced your decision to join the Army.
Whether you were in the service for several years or as a career, please describe the direction or path you took. Where did you go to basic training and what units, bases or squadrons were you assigned to? What was your reason for leaving?
If you participated in any military operations, including combat, humanitarian and peacekeeping operations, please describe those which made a lasting impact on you and, if life-changing, in what way?
Of all your duty stations or assignments, which one do you have fondest memories of and why? Which was your least favorite?
From your entire military service, describe any memories you still reflect back on to this day.
What professional achievements are you most proud of from your military career?
Of all the medals, awards, formal presentations and qualification badges you received, or other memorabilia, which one is the most meaningful to you and why?
Which individual(s) from your time in the military stand out as having the most positive impact on you and why?
List the names of old friends you served with, at which locations, and recount what you remember most about them. Indicate those you are already in touch with and those you would like to make contact with.
Can you recount a particular incident from your service, which may or may not have been funny at the time, but still makes you laugh?
What profession did you follow after your military service and what are you doing now? If you are currently serving, what is your present occupational specialty?
What military associations are you a member of, if any? What specific benefits do you derive from your memberships?
In what ways has serving in the military influenced the way you have approached your life and your career? What do you miss most about your time in the service?
Based on your own experiences, what advice would you give to those who have recently joined the Army?
In what ways has TogetherWeServed.com helped you remember your military service and the friends you served with.
