Previously Held MOS 91B10-Medical Specialist
91D10-Operating Room Specialist
91A10-Medical Corpsman
51M10-Firefighter
68W-Health Care Specialist
68Z50-Chief Medical NCO
00Z-Command Sergeant Major
George W. Culver who was killed September 17, 1868 at the Battle of Beecher's Island in what is now northeastern Colorado. He was one of Col. Forsyth's Scouts from the Saline Valley area of Kansas. He had Civil War service with Company E, 2nd Colorado Cavalry and in 1866 elected as the first Ottawa County Treasurer, Ottawa County Kansas. He was first buried on the battlefield, later moved to Fort Wallace, Kansas and later to Ft. Leavenworth National Cemetery, Kansas. The town of Culver in Ottawa County, Kansas is named for him.
ROSTER of the SECOND COLORADO INFANTRY
Company E
George W. Culver, 2nd Lieutenant
I currently:
Assist with Homeless Veterans at Retsil Veterans Home and American Lake VA.
E-9 Association
Member of the Patriot Guard
Raise toy donations for the Children at Harrison Medical Center.
V.F.W Gold Legacy Life Member.
VFW Riders. Historian, PR etc.
Member AUSA, Fort Lewis Chapter.
Member Army Historical Foundation
Member Army Museum
Other Comments:
Family is everything to me. I have a wonderful and beautiful wife, 4 great boys and perfect In-Laws.
I ride my Harley as much as possible... LH&R
2005-2007, 00Z, 70th Regional Readiness Command
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In late 2003 all Regional Support Commands were re-designated to Regional Readiness Commands.
In its 2005 BRAC Recommendations, DoD recommended to disestablish the 70th Regional Readiness Command and close Fort Lawton. This recommendation would support the Army Reserve's Command and Control restructuring initiative to reduce Regional Readiness Commands from ten to four.