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To: xzins; LiteKeeper; streetpreacher; Kathy in Alaska; MoJo2001; LindaSOG; LaDivaLoca; Fawnn; ...
To: 68-69TonkinGulfYachtClub; Kathy in Alaska; MoJo2001; bentfeather; Bethbg79; tomkow6; HiJinx; ...
Well, Gang, we survived another Valentine's Day.
Hopefully I'll see everyone on watch again tonight.
To: Kathy in Alaska; LindaSOG; Fawnn; blackie; Radix; Valin; tomkow6; 68-69TonkinGulfYachtClub; ...
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*BRYANT, WILLIAM MAUD Rank and organization: Sergeant First Class, U.S. Army, Company A, 5th Special Forces Group, 1st Special Forces. Place and date: Long Khanh Province, Republic of Vietnam, 24 March 1969. Entered service at: Detroit, Mich. Born: 16 February 1933, Cochran, Ga. Citation: For conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity in action at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty. Sfc. Bryant, assigned to Company A, distinguished himself while serving as commanding officer of Civilian Irregular Defense Group Company 321, 2d Battalion, 3d Mobile Strike Force Command, during combat operations. The battalion came under heavy fire and became surrounded by the elements of 3 enemy regiments. Sfc. Bryant displayed extraordinary heroism throughout the succeeding 34 hours of incessant attack as he moved throughout the company position heedless of the intense hostile fire while establishing and improving the defensive perimeter, directing fire during critical phases of the battle, distributing ammunition, assisting the wounded, and providing the leadership and inspirational example of courage to his men. When a helicopter drop of ammunition was made to re-supply the beleaguered force, Sfc. Bryant with complete disregard for his safety ran through the heavy enemy fire to retrieve the scattered ammunition boxes and distributed needed ammunition to his men. During a lull in the intense fighting, Sfc. Bryant led a patrol outside the perimeter to obtain information of the enemy. The patrol came under intense automatic weapons fire and was pinned down. Sfc. Bryant single-handedly repulsed 1 enemy attack on his small force and by his heroic action inspired his men to fight off other assaults. Seeing a wounded enemy soldier some distance from the patrol location, Sfc. Bryant crawled forward alone under heavy fire to retrieve the soldier for intelligence purposes. Finding that the enemy soldier had expired, Sfc. Bryant crawled back to his patrol and led his men back to the company position where he again took command of the defense. As the siege continued, Sfc. Bryant organized and led a patrol in a daring attempt to break through the enemy encirclement. The patrol had advanced some 200 meters by heavy fighting when it was pinned down by the intense automatic weapons fire from heavily fortified bunkers and Sfc. Bryant was severely wounded. Despite his wounds he rallied his men, called for helicopter gunship support, and directed heavy suppressive fire upon the enemy positions. Following the last gunship attack, Sfc. Bryant fearlessly charged an enemy automatic weapons position, overrunning it, and single-handedly destroying its 3 defenders. Inspired by his heroic example, his men renewed their attack on the entrenched enemy. While regrouping his small force for the final assault against the enemy, Sfc. Bryant fell mortally wounded by an enemy rocket. Sfc. Bryant's selfless concern for his comrades, at the cost of his life above and beyond the call of duty are in keeping with the highest traditions of the military service and reflect great credit upon himself, his unit, and the U.S. Army. BUCHA, PAUL WILLIAM Rank and organization: Captain, U.S. Army, Company D, 3d Battalion. 187th Infantry, 3d Brigade, 101st Airborne Division. Place and date: Near Phuoc Vinh, Binh Duong Province, Republic of Vietnam, 16- 19 March 1968. Entered service at: U .S. Military Academy, West Point, N.Y. Born: 1 August 1943, Washington, D.C. Citation: For conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity in action at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty. Capt. Bucha distinguished himself while serving as commanding officer, Company D, on a reconnaissance-in-force mission against enemy forces near Phuoc Vinh, The company was inserted by helicopter into the suspected enemy stronghold to locate and destroy the enemy. During this period Capt. Bucha aggressively and courageously led his men in the destruction of enemy fortifications and base areas and eliminated scattered resistance impeding the advance of the company. On 18 March while advancing to contact, the lead elements of the company became engaged by the heavy automatic weapon, heavy machine gun, rocket propelled grenade, Claymore mine and small-arms fire of an estimated battalion-size force. Capt. Bucha, with complete disregard for his safety, moved to the threatened area to direct the defense and ordered reinforcements to the aid of the lead element. Seeing that his men were pinned down by heavy machine gun fire from a concealed bunker located some 40 meters to the front of the positions, Capt. Bucha crawled through the hail of fire to single-handedly destroy the bunker with grenades. During this heroic action Capt. Bucha received a painful shrapnel wound. Returning to the perimeter, he observed that his unit could not hold its positions and repel the human wave assaults launched by the determined enemy. Capt. Bucha ordered the withdrawal of the unit elements and covered the withdrawal to positions of a company perimeter from which he could direct fire upon the charging enemy. When 1 friendly element retrieving casualties was ambushed and cut off from the perimeter, Capt. Bucha ordered them to feign death and he directed artillery fire around them. During the night Capt. Bucha moved throughout the position, distributing ammunition, providing encouragement and insuring the integrity of the defense. He directed artillery, helicopter gunship and Air Force gunship fire on the enemy strong points and attacking forces, marking the positions with smoke grenades. Using flashlights in complete view of enemy snipers, he directed the medical evacuation of 3 air-ambulance loads of seriously wounded personnel and the helicopter supply of his company. At daybreak Capt. Bucha led a rescue party to recover the dead and wounded members of the ambushed element. During the period of intensive combat, Capt. Bucha, by his extraordinary heroism, inspirational example, outstanding leadership and professional competence, led his company in the decimation of a superior enemy force which left 156 dead on the battlefield. His bravery and gallantry at the risk of his life are in the highest traditions of the military service, Capt. Bucha has reflected great credit on himself, his unit, and the U.S. Army.
"If there be any glory in war, let it rest on the shoulders of men like these." -- Audie Murphy Thank you to every soldier, sailor, airman, marine and coast guardsman who has ensured that I have the freedoms I have today. You are my heroes. You will not be forgotten.
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15 posted on
02/14/2004 10:15:51 PM PST by
StarCMC
(God protect the 969th in Iraq and their Captain, my brother...God protect them all!)
To: 68-69TonkinGulfYachtClub
On This Day In history
Birthdates which occurred on February 15:
0037 Claudius Drusus Germanicus Caesar Nero emperor of Rome (54-68)
1368 Sigismund Nürnberg Germany, Holy Roman emperor (1410-37)
1483 Babur founder of Mughal dynasty in India (1526-30
1497 Philipp Melanchthon Germany, Protestant reformer
1519 Pedro Menéndez de Aviles explored Florida - founded St Augustine FL
1564 Galileo Galilei Pisa, Italy, astronomer/physicist
1705 Charles A Vanloo French painter
1710 Louis XV the Well-Beloved Versailles, King of France (1715-74)
US : Pancake Week Begins
1726 Abraham Clark farmer/lawyer, signed Declaration of Independence
1748 Jeremy Bentham London England, philosopher/originator (Utilitarian)
1795 Charles Niellon Belgian brigade general (10 day campaign)
1797 Henry Engelhard Steinway piano maker (Steinway)
1803 John Augustus Sutter Swiss/US colonist of California gold rush fame (New Helvetia CA, Sutter Mill)
1809 Cyrus Hall McCormick inventor (Mechanical reaper)
1819 Christopher Sholes Mooresburg PA, inventor (typewriter)
1835 Alexander Stuart Webb Major General (Union Army), died in 1911
1858 William Pickering Boston, astronomer (9th & 10th moons of Saturn)
1861 Alfred North Whitehead English mathematician/philosopher (Adventures of Ideas)
1874 Ernest H Shackleton Kilkee Ireland, explorer (Endurance, Antarctica)
1882 John Barrymore [Blythe], Philadelphia PA, actor (Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde, The Tempest, Beloved Rogue)
1886 Sax Rohmer England, author (Dr Fu Manchu)
1892 James Forrestal US, banker/Secretary of Navy
1894 Oswaldo Aranha Brazil, lawyer/statesman (1st President of UN)
1907 Cesar Romero New York NY, actor (Joker-Batman, Ocean's 11, The Thin Man)
1911 Leonard Woodcock labor leader (UAW)
1914 Arthur Sydney Martin spy catcher
1914 Kevin McCarthy Seattle WA, actor (Invasion of Body Snatchers, Howling)
1922 Herman Kahn New Jersey, writer (Thinking About the Unthinkable)
1923 Yelena Bonner Moscow, soviet dissident/wife of Andre Sakharov
1927 Harvey Korman Chicago IL, actor (Carol Burnett Show, Blazing Saddles)
US : Pancake Week Begins
1929 James Schlesinger US Secretary of Defense (1973-75)
1931 [Patricia] Claire Bloom London, actress (Charly, Look Back in Anger)
1934 Niklaus Wirth Switzerland, computer programmer/inventor (PASCAL)
1935 Roger B Chaffee Grand Rapids MI, Lieutenant Commander USN/astronaut
1935 Susan Brownmiller Brooklyn NY, feminist author (Against Our Wills)
1944 Aleksandr A Serebrov USSR, cosmonaut (Soyuz T-7, T-8, TM-8, TM-17)
1947 Rusty Hamer Tenafly NJ, actor (Rusty-Make Room for Daddy)
1951 Melissa Manchester Bronx NY, singer (Don't Cry Out Loud)
1951 Jane Seymour [Joyce Frankenberg], Middlesex England, actress (Dr Quinn, East of Eden, Lassiter)
1954 Matt Groening cartoonist (Life in Hell, Simpsons)
1964 Chris Farley actor (Saturday Night Live, Wayne's World, Coneheads)
1971 Renee O'Connor actress, (Xena Warrior Princess)
Deaths which occurred on February 15:
1145 Lucius II [Gherardo Caccianemici], Italian Pope (1144-45), dies
1152 Konrad III Roman-German King (1138-1152), dies at about 58
1503 Henry Deane Archbishop of Canterbury (1501-03), dies
1600 José the Acosta Spanish missionary (Peru), dies at 59
1637 Ferdinand II King of Bohemia/Hungary/German Emperor (1619-37), dies at 58
1820 William Ellery US attorney (signed Declaration of Independence), dies at 92
1831 Henry Maudslay inventor (metal lathe), dies
1849 Pierre F Verhulst Belgian mathematician (logistic curve), dies at 44
1905 Lewis Wallace US diplomat/soldier/Gov. NM./writer (Ben Hur), dies at 77
1943 Thomas "Fats" Waller US jazz pianist (Hot Chocolate), dies at 38
1965 Nat King Cole singer (Unforgettable, Mona Lisa), dies at 45
1968 Little Walter rocker, dies at 37
1973 Wally Cox actor (Mr Peepers, Hollywood Squares), dies at 48
1975 Julian Huxley biologist, dies
1979 Mehdi Rahimi Iran General/military Governor of Tehran, executed
1981 Mike Bloomfield rocker (Paul Butterfield Blues Band), dies of drug overdose at 36
1984 Ethel Merman singer/actress (Kid Million), dies in her sleep at 76
1988 Neil R[onald] Jones science fiction writer (Space War, Twin Worlds), dies at 78
1995 Joseph Ortiz French-Algerian extremist/rebel, dies at 77
Pancakes forever
1996 McLean Stevenson actor (MASH, Hello Larry), dies at 66
1996 Tommy Rettig actor (Lassie)/computer programmer (Clipper), dies at 54
1998 Martha Gelhorn female war correspondents, dies at 89
Reported: MISSING in ACTION
1966 MAUTERER OSCAR---CHARLOTTESVILLE VA.
[EJECTED]
1968 CARPENTER JOE V.---MAYSVILLE KY.
[08/09/68 RELEASED HANOI, DECEASED OCT 82]
1968 WRITER LAWRENCE D.---OLYMPIA WA.
[03/14/73 RELEASED BY DRV, ALIVE AND WELL 98]
1969 NIEDECKEN WILLIAM CLINTON---CORPUS CHRISTI TX
1969 WALSH RICHARD A.---ST PAUL MN.
1971 CREAR WILLIS C.---BIRMINGHAM AL.
"EXPLODE, NO SURV OBS"]
1971 CRONE DONALD E.---WHITTIER CA.
["EXPLODE, NO SURV OBS"]
1971 FIVELSON BARRY F.---EVANSTON IL.
["EXPLODE, NO SURV OBS"]
1971 LEONARD MARVIN M.---GRAND RAPIDS MI.
["EXPLODED, NO SURV OBS"]
1971 POWERS JOHN L.---MAC KAY ID.
["EXPLODED, NO SURV OBS"]
1971 TAYLOR JAMES H.---OROVILLE CA.
["EXPLODED, NO SURV OBS"]
POW / MIA Data & Bios supplied by
the P.O.W. NETWORK. Skidmore, MO. USA.
On this day...
399BC Philosopher Socrates sentenced to death
1145 Bernardo elected Pope Eugene III
1386 Duke Philip the Stout forms Council of Flanders
1637 Ferdinand III succeeds Ferdinand II as Holy Roman Emperor
1689 German Parliament declares war on France
1764 St Louis founded as a French trading post by Pierre Laclade Ligue
1768 1st mustard manufactured in America advertised, Philadelphia (just the thing to go with pancakes)
1799 1st US printed ballots authorized, Pennsylvania
1804 New Jersey becomes last northern state to abolish slavery
1842 1st adhesive postage stamps in US (private delivery company), New York NY
1851 Black abolitionists invade Boston courtroom rescuing a fugitive slave
1861 Ft Point completed & garrisoned (but has never fired cannon in anger)
1862 Grant's major assault on Ft Donelson TN
1869 Charges of Treason against Jefferson Davis are dropped
1870 Ground broken for Northern Pacific Railway near Duluth MN
1879 Congress authorizes women lawyers to practice before the Supreme Court
1895 23 cm (9") of snow falls on New Orleans
1898 USS Maine blows up in Havana harbor, cause unknown-258 sailors die
1903 1st Teddy Bear introduced in America, made by Morris & Rose Michtom
1906 British Labour Party organizes (Had a big stack of pancakes)
1913 1st avant-garde art show in America opens in New York NY
1918 1st WWI US army troop ship torpedoed & sunk by Germany, off Ireland
1918 Estonia, Latvia & Lithuania adopt the Gregorian calendar
1919 American Legion organizes in Paris
1926 Contract air mail service begins in US
1931 1st Dracula movie released
1932 US bobsled team member Eddie Eagan becomes only athlete to win gold in both Summer & Winter Olympics (1920 boxing gold)
1932 George Burns & Gracie Allen debuted as regulars on "Guy Lombardo Show"
1933 President-elect Franklin Roosevelt survives assassination attempt
1933 Karl Radek praises invincible force of German communist party
1936 -60º F (-51º C), Parshall ND (state record)
1936 Sonja Henie, Norway, wins 3rd consecutive Olympics figure skating gold
1936 Hitler announces building of Volkswagens
1939 German battleship Bismarck was launched
1939 Lillian Hellman's "Little Foxes" premieres in New York NY
1941 Duke Ellington 1st records "Take the A Train"
1942 Singapore surrenders to the Japanese
1943 Women's camp Tamtui on Ambon (Moluccas) hit by allied air raid
1948 Mao Zedong's army occupies Yenan
1949 Dmitri Shostakovich's "Song of the Woods" premieres in Leningrad
1950 Walt Disney's "Cinderella" released
1954 1st bevatron in operation-Berkeley CA
1955 1st pilot plant to produce man-made diamonds announced
1956 Pirates & Kansas City A's cancel an exhibition game in Birmingham AL, because of local ordinance barring black from playing against white
1957 Andrei A Gromyko succeeds Dmitri Shepilov as Soviet foreign minister
1961 Entire US figure skating team of 18, dies in Belgian Sabena 707 crash
1964 Beatles' "Meet the Beatles!" album goes #1 & stays #1 for 11 weeks
1964 Bill Bradley scores 51 points for Princeton
1965 Canada replaces the Union Jack flag with the Maple Leaf
1967 1st anti-bootleg recording laws enacted
1967 Longest dream (REM sleep) on record, Bill Carskadon, Chicago (2:23)(dreamed of pancakes)
1971 After 1200 years Britain abandons 12-shilling system for decimal
1973 Friendsville Academy (Tennessee) ends 138-game basketball losing streak
1978 Escaped mass murderer Ted Bundy recaptured, Pensacola FL
1978 Leon Spinks beats Muhammad Ali in 15 for world heavyweight crown
1979 Temple City Kazoo Orchestra appears on Mike Douglas Show
1981 Rocket-powered ice sled attains 399 kph, Lake George NY
1987 ABC-TV begins broadcasting "Amerika" mini-series
1989 Soviet military occupation of Afghánistán ends
1992 100th episode of "Cops" airs on the Fox Network
1992 Jeffrey Dahmer found sane & guilty of killing 15 boys
1995 Population of People's Republic of China hits 1.2 billion
1998 Daytona 500 race; Dale Earnhardt wins
Holidays
Note: Some Holidays are only applicable on a given "day of the week"
Massachusetts : Spanish-American War Memorial Day (1898)
US : Battleship Day, Remember the Maine (1898)
US : Presidents' Day (formerly Washington's Birthday)-legal holiday (Monday)
US : Pancake Week Begins
US : Condom Week (Day 2)
US : Visiting Nurse Week Begins(Give them pancakes)
Grapefruit Month
Religious Observances
Christian : Feast of St Georgia (St Georgette)
Orthodox : Meeting of the Lord/Purification of the Virgin
Roman Catholic : Commemoration of Sts Faustinus & Jovita, martyrs
Anglican : Commemoration of Thomas Bray, priest/missionary
Religious History
1386 King Jagiello of Lithuania was baptized into the Christian faith. Lithuania being the last heathen nation in Europe, Jagiello's conversion finalized the Macedonian Vision in Acts 16:9, leading St. Paul to begin taking the Gospel to Europe.
1762 Anglican hymnwriter John Newton wrote in a letter: 'We serve a gracious Master who knows how to overrule even our mistakes to His glory and our own advantage.'
1860 Wheaton College was chartered in Illinois under Methodist sponsorship. (The following year the school passed into Congregational control. Today, Wheaton is non-denominational. and serves pancakes every day)
1930 Death of Franklin L. Sheppard, 78. He served on the editorial committee of the 1911 edition of the Presbyterian Hymnal, but is better remembered for composing the hymn tune TERRA BEATA, to which "This Is My Father's World" is most commonly sung.
1986 Living Bibles International moved to its present headquarters in Naperville, IL. Founded in 1968 by Ken Taylor, editor of the Living Bible, LBI is an interdenominational Bible distributing agency, working in 45 countries.
Source: William D. Blake. ALMANAC OF THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Minneapolis: Bethany House, 1987.
Thought for the day :
"Chili represents your three stages of matter: solid, liquid, and eventually gas."
Question of the day...
What is the difference between a "slim chance" and a "fat chance"?
Murphys Law of the day...(Principle of Displaced Hassle)
To beat the bureaucracy, make your problem their problem.
Amazing Fact #39,750...
The mask used by Micheal Myers in the original "Halloween" was actually a Captain Kirk mask painted white.
67 posted on
02/15/2004 7:39:51 AM PST by
Valin
(America is the land mine between barbarism and civilization.)
To: 68-69TonkinGulfYachtClub; Kathy in Alaska; LindaSOG; Fawnn; bentfeather; tomkow6; Bethbg79; ...
Good morning everyone!!
Hello Troops!! How are you doing??
Well, MoJo has got 1 errand to run this morning. So? I'm checking in real quick.
However, I need some things done in the Canteen before I get back.
1. I need update on Bethy. Bethy how are you doing Sis?
2. Queenie, have you figured out what Burka Man was wearing yesterday?
3. Goddess are you feeling better?
4. Is Mr. Goat undercover this week or not?
5. Who let Ma in the Canteen Kitchen?? She's not allowed in the kitchen. We've had 3 fires in the Canteen Kitchen. She was the last person seen in the kitchen each time. We have strict rules about her in the proximity of a kitchen. It just doesn't happen.
6. Where is tomkow?
7. Do we know who is responsible for Hondo's disappearance?? Have we checked the Canteen files to make sure she's acceptable? We just can't have anyone for our Hondo. Please file out the required 150 pages of the vetting process. We'll get back to you if we think you are acceptable.
8. Where are we going for Liberty today? Preferably somewhere warm. Heat and sun are good things. So I've been told.
9. Where is Sarge? Is he standing Watch for America or is he out partying with the Canteen Galz? Please bring him home safely. We don't want to get him into trouble. So? Which ever one of you has taken Sarge out to party, let's make sure to bring him back in piece. We can work on a fabulous story for his commanding officer. I'm sure he will understand. (Yeah right!)
10. Did everyone have a fabulous Valentine's Day?? I hope so.
11. blackie - how is your fabulous diva?? Will we ever get to meet her?? Or is she just yours and you aren't willing to share with the rest of us?
12. Where is SouthernHawk and LadyHawk? Do they think we just let them go for weeks at a time without knowing what they are doing? I think not. Hmmm....
13. Where is Radix? Did someone smack that computer into working order or what?
14. fatima - what's the update on Karen?? Do we need to write Rummy and tell him to kick into gear. (I'm sure he's anxious to hear from MoJo. Not! LOL!)
15. Word has it in the Hampton Roads area that President Bush is pushing for another pay raise this year by July for the military. Let's all keep in prayer a pay raise.
16. Mr. Tonkin, what are you doing?? It better not have something to do with Mr. Goat's disappearance. You realize that I will have to unleash on ya. Hehe!
17. Diva Betsy Ross - How are you??
18. StarCMC - Howdy Diva!!
19. HiJinx - we need pictures of Piper and updates, updates, updates. She's probably a teenager already. We haven't seen her in at least a day. Do you think we find this acceptable? Huh? We don't. LOL!
20. Hi E.G.C!! How's your weather?
21. Aeronaut - Are you having a fabulous weekend?
22. Good morning, Meekie! Where's my M&M?? Huh??
Pick out your question and then answer it for all of us. I'm too lazy to ping everyone. Hey! It's Sunday. It's a day of rest. I'm resting.
Please don't mention to Ma that I haven't eaten breakfast yet. I feel fabulous and I hate breakfast. I'm sure she won't mind. No big deal.
68 posted on
02/15/2004 7:49:19 AM PST by
MoJo2001
(Running For Position Of Food Taster in Burka Man's Administration!!! Me! Me! Pick Me!)
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