June 2010 Red-devils Vol. 5 No. 2
June 2010www.red-devils.orgVol. 5 No. 2The 82nd Airborne Division Association NationalConvention will be hosted by the West VirginiaAll Airborne Chapter August 18 – 21, 2010 atCharleston, WV. The host hotel is the Marriott,Charleston Town Center, 200 Lee Street East.82nd Abn Div Assn group rate 104.94per nightincluding tax. Parking cost is 8.00 per day inthe Marriott Garage. Hotel contact numbers 800.228.9290 and 304.345.6500. Conventionad at www.82ndairborneassociation.org and ourwebsite. The Host Chapter Sales Room; the82nd Abn Div Museum Sales Room and the 82nd Abn Div Assn National Sales Room willbe open every day. We look forward to seeingCharlie and Sandy Wagner. For additionalinformation you may contact Don Jennings atTelephone # 304.456.4956 or Email sylvanscene@citlink.netor Barry Hogue atcwhogue@verizon.netThe 508th AirborneChapter plans on hosting a Saturday morningbreakfast for all of our current members andtheir ladies. It will be free for 508 members.Please members notify the Chairman of yourintent to attend the breakfast.The Support Company 508 ARCT Associationand our 508 Airborne Chapter will meet andcelebrate 22-25 September.The reunionplanning committee - Jim Strickland, JudHaverkost and James Christy met in April at theDoubletree Hotel in Columbus, Georgia. JerryStrickland, Sandra Haverkost and Ken Hamillattended as guests. The committee selectedthe dates for the reunion to be September 22-25,2010, Arrive on Wednesday and depart Saturdayor sight see Columbus that weekend.TheDoubletree Columbus Hotel was selected as theHost Hotel. Room Rate will be 87.00 plus taxand includes a good breakfast buffet. Hotelphone number 706-327-6868, rooms arereserved under “Support Company 508”. Thehotel has shuttle service to and from the airport,shopping malls, etc. The Hotel was veryimpressive, very clean with a bar and restaurant.The hotel personnel were very polite andcooperative. A Registration Fee of 20.00 permember and 10.00 per family memberattending as a guest will be charged. A SupportCompany meeting is planned for Thursdaymorning, 23 September. A Tour of the NationalInfantry Museum and Soldier Center is planned. for Thursday afternoon. The Banquet will takeplace Thursday evening at the Doubletree Hotel.We will order off the menu for that function. Thecommittee met with Fort Benning officials tocoordinate the visit.The committee waspositive, persuasive and well received by theFort Benning representatives. A tour orientedtoward Airborne Infantry is planned for Friday, 24September at Fort Benning. If planning datesand the weather holds, we could pin on jumpwings at airborne school graduation.FortBenning will try their best, but cannot guaranteea bus. The association will continue to work ongetting a bus. The city of Columbus, Georgiahas the only National Civil War Naval Museum.For civil war historians the prisoner of war campat Andersonville, GA is 65 miles away. It alsohas the National Prisoner Of War Museum whichcovers U.S. history 1775 to the present. TheSupport Company 508 ARCT Association hasinvited all 508 Chapter members to join them forthis Columbus, GA / Fort Benning Reunion.Chapter members should contact Ken Hamill atkhamill@knology.net or www.red-devils.org for aregistration form. Let’s go Red Devils, let’s joinin and help them fill up the bus. Airborne!!!
Page 2, Devils Digest, June 2010Henry Lacey O’Neal Memorial FundDonations to the fund so far total 590.00.Chapter Members have donated 240 and nonmember friends and family of Lacy have donated 350. The Chapter gave matching funds and sentKen Glynn 1180 to date. Ken Glynn sent 7packages to our Red Devils in Afghanistan. Toiletarticles, batteries, canned fruit, sweets and bookswere sent. The troopers and leaders who receivedour packages have not responded yet. Ken washoping to receive suggestions for nice to haveitems and additional addresses. Donor fundsremaining after the Red Devils return to Fort Braggwill be sent to the 508 Family Readiness Groupand/or the Paratrooper Chaplain. Thank you KenGlynn and the Orlando Chapter. You are providinga great service for the 508 Chapter and ourparatroopers in Afghanistan. Thank you donors forthinking of our Red Devils in harms way inAfghanistan.The memorial fund continues Please annotate your check memo line “In Memoryof Henry Lacey O’Neal”, make your check payableto 508 Airborne Chapter and send it to Frank Seif,PO Box 1462, Sun City, AZ 85372-1462. I willkeep you informed of the donation effort withDevils Digest articles each quarter until our RedDevils return to Fort Bragg.Memories of Henry Lacey O’NealCSM Donald L. HiggsWhile in the Panama jungle we had to set up adefensive perimeter and carry out a guard rosterfor everyone to take their turn at guard dutythroughout the night and morning. As you knowLacey was an early riser and one morning when hegot up he noticed no one was awake pulling guardduty. In his very own creative way he correctedthe situation by having the two individuals who feelasleep dig a hole 12 ft by 6 ft and 2 ft deep. Whilethey were doing this he had the rest of the Platoongather around to watch. This corrective trainingtook about 3 hours which felt like three days. Thescenario was while these two were sleeping in theirconcealed fighting position, the enemy sneaked induring the night and quietly killed everyone. Thusthis hole was to bury the rest of the platoon. Asthey dug this hole with shovels, ax and picks,Lacey instructed the rest of us to write good byeletters to our loved ones back home. While this was going on Lacey would speak words abouthow everyone was let down because they fellasleep at their post. How families back home lostloved ones, how we lost fellow Paratroopers, howsad this was to have taken place, how it couldhave been prevented.on and on.etc.etc. reallypulling on the heart strings.At the end when thehole was done, lacey gathered everyone aroundthe hole and said words of prayer. He thenremembered the fallen by calling off each of ournames as he directed each of us to go into thefreshly dug grave. you never seen such a group ofmen embrace the moment and reality of thisexperience, it was almost like a modern-day "ILOVE MAN" moment. Regardless, it hit home. Alllearned valuable lessons from this teachingmoment that would forever be remembered as wemoved on as leaders. I personally have used thistechnique.trust me it works.thanks lacey for allthe memories.A patriotic gentleman submitted the following tothe 508 PIR Family and Friends Association andthe 508 Airborne Chapter. Dear Readers: I go toNormandy quite often with my metal detector. Myparticular area of interest is the battle for La FiereBridge and the causeway. I have collected quite afew spent 30 Cal. shells from this area. Most I findabout 6-8 inches below the earth. If any D-Day vetor family would like one I would be glad to mail it toyou. I consider the shells pretty special and almostsacred - if they could only talk.Best, Herb LahoutContact information: Email: hlahout@aol.com ortelephone 603-616-7991.Herb Lahout with some of his recently dug up .30 Caliberrounds and M-1 Garand clips found at Normandy.
Page 3, Devils Digest, June 2010Herb Lahout searches Normandy pasturesLive .30 caliber roundsAn 8 round clip of M-1 Garand ammunitionLive ammunition and spent brassLive ammunition, clips & spent shells are displayedThe cows remain contented during the search
Page 4, Devils Digest, June 2010HILTON HEAD WINTER WEEKENDBy Ken HamillWe drove down from Atlanta on the last weekend in February. The weather was cool andInterstate16 was not crowded. We arrived at theMarriott Resort Hotel around 4:00 PM and werequickly checked in to our room and unpacked.We joined several paratrooper couples in theHospitality Room (HR). Many beverages andmixed drinks were available. Ring sandwichesand snacks were served. The HR served coffeeand a light breakfast each morning and openedfor drinks and snacks when the tour bus returnedto the Hotel. The tour bus departed the hotel at7:00 AM on Friday for the USMC Boot Campgraduation at Parris Island, followed by aMemorial Service at Beaufort National Cemeteryand lunch on your own at historic Bay Street inBeaufort. The HR served pizza Friday evening.The tour bus departed the hotel at 9:30 AM onSaturday for the Mighty 8th Army Air CorpsMuseum and lunch on your own at the Museum.Snacks and beverages were served in the HRbefore and after the Banquet. It was a very nicedinner Saturday evening with welcome remarksfrom Jim Andrews, Chairman of the BenVandervoort Chapter and installation of theirChapter Officers.Jerry Devlin, author ofParatrooper introduced the guest speakerColonel Brian Mennes, Commander of the 75thRanger Regiment. Colonel Mennes stated thatthe 75th Ranger Regiment is the only unit tohave troops and units in Afghanistan from dayone to the present. He gave astirring account and slidepresentation of Ranger exploitsin Afghanistan. He spoke withpassion and emotion and hadgreat empathy and pride for hismen. How fortunate we are tohave professional officers likeColonel Brian Mennes. Brianplayed Lacrosse at Army andgraduated from USMA in 1988.Most of Colonel Menness’stroop duty has been with theCOL Mennes 82nd and Ranger units He served in the 325 AIR during OIF I in Iraq.He served as Commander of 1st Battalion, 508thParachute Infantry Regiment, 4th BrigadeCombat Team, 82nd Airborne Division,Afghanistan during their first tour there –Hoooaaah Fury From the Sky. The banquetended with a flourish, with guitar accompanimentand the strong voice leads of Don Van Alstyneand Steve Frazer, we sang “Blood upon theRisers”. The words to the song were printed onthe Banquet Program. The lead group sang theseven verses. We 70 singers in the audiencesang the chorus verse – “Gory, Gory what a hellof a way to die” “He ain’t gonna jump no more”Then we all sang “There was blood upon therisers, there were brains upon the chute”“Intestines were a dangling from his Paratroopersuit” “He was a mess, they picked him up, andpoured him from his boots, and he ain’t gonnajump no more”. It was a good long weekend.We loved the Marriott Resort Hotel and its 90 tax per night cost. We had a snack anddrink at their bar. The macaroni and cheese withlobster at 14 was very good. Bonnie and I didnot make any of the tours. I had graduated fromParris Island Boot Camp in April 1951 and madethe Mighty 8th AAC Museum tour last year.Been there, done that and my lady wanted tosee Savannah, so Savannah it was. We had alunch at Paula Deen’s, made the reservation at11:00 AM and ate at 2:30 PM. It was good! Wetoured the City Visitors Center with its movie andmuseum, shopped the City Market and took abus tour of Savannah. It is a beautiful city and isvery well organized to handle the tourists. I lookforward to attending the Hilton Head IslandWinter gathering during the last weekend ofFebruary 2011.L-R New Vandervoort Chapter Officers – BobHolly, Jim Andrews, Rusty Coleman, Jerry Devlin,Joe Spingler & Mike Williams with Bill Eberle
Page 5, Devils Digest, June 2010Ray and Shirley HenryRon De Mello and Charlie StigelmireRon and Arlene AllenMary Anne and George ZablockiDon and Cecelia Van AlstyneDon Van Alstyne, Santiago Tejerina & Tom Graham
Page 6, Devils Digest, June 2010Leon PeineDave and Jo FoyKaren and Ken SullivanFrank DochniakKimberly Buck and Rich BeckerCharlie and Nancy Richman
Page 7, Devils Digest, June 2010Barbara and Bill EberleSteve FrazerGene and Joyce ClarkSylvia and Dave LovelandBryan and Marjorie PuffinburgerDoneva Wolf
Page 8, Devils Digest, June 2010Santiago and Jeanne TijerinaRon Mitrook and Barbara EberleHal RoedSantiago Tijerina and Bruce PottsMike Brownridge and Tom GrahamTom Ingram, Dave Foy & Dave Loveland
Page 9, Devils Digest, June 2010STATIC LINE AWARDSI did not attend the Static Line Awards 7-10 Aprilat the Atlanta Marriott Airport Hotel this year. Idid attend the Airborne Awards Festival at FortBenning on Friday. We got to see airborneschool demonstrations, including an on theground opening function of the new T-11 chute.There were speakers and memorial services, aBBQ luncheon and a great visit to the NationalInfantry Museum.An experienced FirstSergeant was a guide for our group. He gave arunning account of what we were seeing in themuseum and related those combat sights andsounds to historical facts and battles. I metseveral old friends and took several dozenphotos. Bill Patenaude was my point man whenI was a Rifle Platoon Sergeant in Delta Co., 3rdBn., 503 Inf., 173d Airborne Brigade., VN.508 PIR WWII vets Norb Studelska, Rock Merritt& Bob Speers with Dick O’Donnell of the Family &Friends of the 508 PIR AssociationPresident Bill Eberle with Past Pres Rich BeckerKen Hamill & Bill Patenaude at the 173d MemorialSGT Petty & SSG Ruiz 1-508 Afghanistan VeteransSGT Petty & SSG Ruiz 1-508 Afghanistan VeteransEllen Peters of Family & Friends 508 PIR Assn.
Page 10, Devils Digest, June 2010Boston Boomerang C-47A at Fort BenningMemorial Stone C-47A 1944 - 1970Darrell F. Branstetter, Old Time Sky Diver34 Foot Tower at Fort Benning250 Foot Tower at Fort BenningSGT Petty 1-508 Afghanistan Veteran
Page 11, Devils Digest, June 2010Airborne School Demonstrations, Fort BenningAirborne School Demonstrations, Fort BenningAirborne School Demonstrations, Fort BenningAirborne School Demonstrations, Fort BenningAirborne School Demonstrations, Fort BenningAirborne School Demonstrations, Fort Benning
Page 12, Devils Digest, June 2010Airborne School Demonstrations, Fort BenningT-11 Parachute DemonstrationAirborne School Demonstrations, Fort BenningT-11 Parachute DemonstrationT-11 Parachute DemonstrationT-11 Parachute Demonstration
Page 13, Devils Digest, June 2010T-11 Parachute DemonstrationT-11 Parachute DemonstrationT-11 Parachute DemonstrationT-11 Parachute DemonstrationT-11 Parachute DemonstrationT-11 Parachute Demonstration
Page 14, Devils Digest, June 2010T-11 Parachute DemonstrationT-11 Parachute DemonstrationT-11 Parachute DemonstrationT-11 Parachute DemonstrationT-11 Parachute DemonstrationT-11 Parachute DemonstrationT-11 Parachute Demonstration
Page 15, Devils Digest, June 2010T-11 Parachute DemonstrationRussell A. Wolfe – Association DirectorT-11 Parachute DemonstrationAirborne Walk BleachersErnie Johnson & Bill PatenaudeLucky Nero Tucker centered in blue
Page 16, Devils Digest, June 2010Watching Ceremonies at Airborne WalkWatching Ceremonies at Airborne WalkWatching Ceremonies at Airborne WalkWatching Ceremonies at Airborne WalkWatching Ceremonies at Airborne WalkWatching Ceremonies at Airborne Walk
Page 17, Devils Digest, June 2010Watching Ceremonies at Airborne WalkWatching Ceremonies at Airborne WalkWatching Ceremonies at Airborne WalkWatching Ceremonies at Airborne WalkBob Timian Atlanta Chapter ChairmanCoordinating Ceremonies at Airborne Walk
Page 18, Devils Digest, June 2010Airborne Walk BleachersDistinguished Guests Seating AreaClockwise from front left – Bob Speers,Norb Studelska, Rock Merritt & Dick O’DonnellAirborne WalkAirborne WalkSeating Area Distinguished Guests. MG Ferriter,CG, Maneuver Center of Excellence spoke.
Page 19, Devils Digest, June 2010The 507th PIR now the Airborne School CadreReenactors wearing the old brown Corcoran BootsThe 507th PIR formed at the Airborne WalkWatching the Ceremonies at Airborne WalkThe Parachute Riggers still wear Red HatsThe 507th PIR assembled at the Airborne Walk
Page 20, Devils Digest, June 2010Airborne Walk Fort Benning during ceremoniesAirborne Walk Fort Benning during ceremoniesAirborne Walk Fort Benning during ceremoniesMichael Montie at 173 Memorial Work in ProgressAirborne Walk Fort Benning during ceremoniesErnie Johnson & Bill Patenaude by Museum
Page 21, Devils Digest, June 2010OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS508 AIRBORNE CHAPTERKen Hamill2207 Coventry DriveColumbus, GA 31904-5034Telephone: 706.327.3207E: khamill@knology.netJames H. Moore, AAM, Columbus, OHC Co, 508 ARCT 1951-53, 19 Feb 2010Armando Oritz, AAM 1SG Funk ChapterC Co. 1-508 PIR 82nd 1944-45, 15 Jun 2006CPT Paul W. Pena, KIA AfghanistanA Co. 2-508 PIR 82nd Abn Div, 19 Jan 2010Fayette O. Richardson, Brooklyn, NYH Co, 508 PIR WWII, 26 Mar 2010SSG William D. Ricketts, KIA AfghanistanB/1-508 & B/3-504 PIR 82nd 27 Feb 2010NEW ANNUAL MEMBERSCHAIRMANFrank SeifPO Box 1462Sun City, AZ 85372-1462Telephone: 623.875.9016E-Mail: fes508@cox.netTREASURERKen Glynn836 Glendale StreetLakeland, FL 33803Telephone: PS - 508th PARATROOPERSRECENTLY DECEASEDThomas S. Beno, Manteno, ILG Co. 508 PIR WWII, 13 May 2010Leavy Brock Sr, Greenville, NCK Co. 508 ARCT 1951-53, 28 July 2009Wilfred J.A. Charette(Squeak)AAM Tampa, FLE Co, 508 ARCT 1954-56, 9 May 2010Charles B. Gordon AAM, Clayton, NCG Co, 508 ARCT 1955-56, 8 Jan 2010SPC Jason M. Johnston, KIA AfghanistanB Co. 2-508 PIR, 82nd Abn Div, 26 Dec 2009Arthur D. Kidder, AAM, Lebanon, NHD Co, 508 ARCT 1951-54, 8 Apr 2010Henry E. LeFebvre, Balboa, CAA Co, 508 PIR WWII, 18 Apr 2010Thomas McKnight Jr. Fayetteville, NCHHC, 508 ARCT 1952-54, 10 Dec 2009Albert T. Cobb, Jr, Lehigh Acres, FLH Co & Hq2, 508 ARCT 1954-56Joe Dantonio, St. Petersburg, FLEasy Company, 508 ARCT 1951-54NEW ALL AMERICAN LIFE MEMBERSElwood R. Coleman, Jr. Slidell, LAC, B, A, & HQ Companies 1-508 1965-86Francis X. Synnamon, Mohnton, PAA Company 2-508 PIR 1965-67Walter Van Coppenolle, Sebastion, FLHQ Company 1-508 ARCT 1951-53Annual Members 63Affiliate Members. 10All Americans .305Total Members. .378APRIL 2010 TREASURERS REPORTOpening Balance Checking. . 3449.85Opening Balance Money Market. 6000.00Opening Balance . 9449.85Receipts . . . 2929.00Expenses . . 2338.77Ending Balance Checking. . 4040.08Ending Balance CD 6000.00Ending Balance . . 10040.08Annual Members with expired membershipsare asked to send their dues to ourTreasurer, PO Box 1462, Sun City, AZ 853721462. All American Membership will cost 100.00 if you are 50 years of age or older.All American Membership is good for life inthe 508th Airborne Chapter and the 82ndAirborne Division Association.
Page 22, Devils Digest, June 2010I received a call from Bob Figueredo ofCohasset, MA and D Company, 508 ARCT 195153. Bob informed me of the death of Arthur D.Kidder from Lebanon, NH and D Co. 508 ARCT1951-54.Mrs Kidder wanted the militaryassociations to know of the loss of her husbandwho was always very proud of his military service,so she called Bob. Bob should feel very good thathe took the time a couple years ago to look up andcontact Arthur Kidder. Mrs Lois Kidder has thefamily support of 5 children, 11 grandchildren & 7great grandkids. The message here is contactyour old friends while you can.I spoke to Ray Hanson of Auburn, MA and IndiaCompany, 508 ARCT 1954-56. Ray was a 60mmmortar gunner, his squad leader was CPL Staples,Platoon Sgt was MSG Gonzales, XO was LTLabrozzi. His excellent First Sgt was Strebe with 5combat jumps who became 3rd Bn SGM. MSGCaldwell became first shirt. He remembers LTLove, jumping on Mori DZ, the good people ofBeppu, the Trumi Hotel and a nearby Kobesteakhouse for 2 and being proud of his outfit. Hementioned Bob Garrett of 2nd or 3rd Rifle Platoon.The messhall had good chow and a first cook wasa drinker. He started out in the 11th Abn Div andasked to go to the 508. He was discharged in1956 returned to Millbury, MA and married in 1957.He has 3 sons and 6 grandchildren. He owned aBakery Delivery Franchise until he retired in 1998.Then worked 25 hours a week for Lab Corp untilhe retired in 2008 and moved to Auburn, MA. Rayand his wife enjoy retirement and travel. They flyand take cruises in near waters, the Caribbean andEurope.I heard from Allan G. Wood of Spokane, WA andG Co. 508th PIR WWII, he was selected to be onthe Honor Flight to Washington, D.C. and theNational Mall on 7 July. It is wonderful that ourveterans who saved the world in WWII are nowbeing recognized. Throngs of people go to theAirport to greet these veterans on their return flightfrom D.C. We hope to get some feedback for anhonor flight article after the trip. CongratulationsAllan, please enjoy your flight and your special dayof recognition. Allan is also our Chapter’s oldestmember. Allen was born on 27 June 1921.I heard from Jim Miles. It was 56 years ago that Ireported for duty with A Co 508th ARCT at FtCampbell - straight from 16 weeks of basic at FtKnox. We were still in the old wooden barracksand there were only a handful of troops in A Co.Sgt Henry Belton was my squad ldr. I believeEdwards was our 1SG and 1LT Mendoza was CO.As the company filled up, a lot of Korean Warvets, we moved to the new concrete blockbuildings. I completed jump school July 3, 1954.MG Wayne C. Smith pinned on our jump wings.My first time ever in an airplane C-119. I forgetthe number of times I took off and neverexperienced landing. Both trips overseas on troopships. I flew back from Germany 11th ABD in 58 inan old prop job that was my first plane to land in. Ireupped for Ft Campbell and the 101st. MGWestmoreland was CG. Those were the days.One of my close buddies was Robert D. Plato fromOklahoma we went to jump school together andmade PFC at about the same time. I learned yearslater that he was KIA in Nam a MSG at the time.During my 3rd tour in Nam 70-71 Belton was SGMof D Co 5th SFGA at Can Tho. I was retired fromthe Texas State Guard in 2007 and breveted to fullcolonel and assigned to the honorary reserves.Col. Jim Miles, TXSG (Ret)I Heard from PJ Harvey Oropeza of Miami,Florida and H&H Co, 508 ARCT 1954 – 56. PJwas in the 188 PIR of the 11th Abn Div, went toJump School at Fort Campbell in late 1954, andthen volunteered for Japan with the 508. Heworked in H&H Admin when not playing football.He played guard on offense and defense. Heremembers coach CPT Garrison as a good manand good person. He was assigned to 501stSignal Bn after we reformed the 101st. He got outin 1957, returned to Key West, FL and worked 45years for Southern Bell Telephone Company. Hebecame an aviation pilot in 1958 and is now a flightinstructor.A.Thies sent the following: I was watching a DDay program. Part of it told about the 508th'smission. Toward the end, a song was played."we are the men of the 508th Parachute Infantry".I would like to find that song if possible. Any helpwill be appreciated. “Fury From The Sky”.
Page 23, Devils Digest, June 2010Name: Address:City: State: Zip:Quartermaster Sales Form----(Members Only)Complete this form and mail your check payable to Kenneth Glynn along with your name and address in the box above to:Ken Glynn, 836 Glendale St., Lakeland, FL. 33803-4122Please include shipping and handling charges in the amount column to the right of each item ordered.ITEM/DESCRIPTIONQTYSIZE (CIRCLE)COSTSHIPPING/HANDLINGHat, White, Maroon Bill, Chap Logo, EmbroideredOne Size Fits All 14.50 1.50 EachHat, White, Maroon Bill, Chap Logo, ScreenedOne Size Fits All 12.00 1.50 EachSweatshirt, Grey, Chapter Logo, ScreenedM L XL *XXL *XXXL 22.00 3.50 2 Each AdditionalSweatshirt, White, Chapter Logo, ScreenedM L XL *XXL *XXXL 22.00 3.50 2 Each AdditionalShirt, T, White, Chapter Logo, ScreenedM L XL *XXL *XXXL 12.00 2.00 EachShirt, Polo, Abn Maroon, Chap Logo EmbroideredM L XL *XXL *XXXL 22.00 3.50 1.00 Each AdditionalPatch, 508th Abn Chapter (See 1, Below) 5.50 1.00 Each (3/ 1.50)Patch, 508th ARCT (See 1, Below) 5.50 1.00 Each (3/ 1.50)Patch, Para Red Devil (See 1, Below) 5.50 1.00 Each (3/ 1.50)Patch, 320th Abn FA Bn. 5.50 1.00 Each (3/ 1.50)Pin, 508th ARCT 3.00No ChargePin, Para Red Devil 3.00No Charge* Add an additional 2.00 for each X above XL (XXXL size is a special order)1 All patches can be purchased 3 for 15.00 Shipping and Handling.PLEASE ALLOW 2-4 WEEKS FOR DELIVERYAMOUNTTOTAL Operation Market GardenThis past April as part of a European vacation Itoured the World War II battlefields in theArnhem area of Holland. This was the scene ofthe September, 1944 attempt to capture theArnhem Bridge over the Rhine River. It wascalled Operation Market Garden and wasdocumented in the book and movie titled, “ABridge Too Far”.Although the fighting in thisarea was done by the First British AirborneDivision, the 82nd and 101st airborne divisionswere part of this operation, battling to securebridges that were behind enemy lines with theobjective to eventually link up to the British at theArnhem Bridge. It was the largest airborneassault of all time. Unfortunately, casualtieswere high and the link up was not successful - itwas a bridge too far. After visiting the AirborneMuseum in Oosterbeek that provides manydetails and artifacts of the fight (pictureattached), I went to the cemetery where the deadfrom that battle are buried. Each Septemberlocal children come and place flowers at all thegravesites, and then greet the many veteransthat return for this ceremony. Although ithappened many years ago the people herenever forget the sacrifices made by so manyyoung allied paratroopers.Bill Domjan ofMelville, NY and A Co, 508 ARCT 1951-54Bill Domjan at Airborne Memorial Oosterbeek, HollandFamily and Friends of the 508th PIR AssociationReunion 68th Anniversary of the 508th PIRStand Up Open to 508th Veterans of all erasOctober 20 – 24, 2010 Oklahoma City, OKSheraton Hotel 405.235.2780 Mention Family& Friends of the 508 for Group Rate of 84Details and Registration at: www.508pir.orgor call Dick O’Donnell at 321.759.6174
Ken Hamill, Chairman508 Airborne Chapter2207 Coventry DriveColumbus, GA 31904-5034MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION (PLEASE PRINT)508th Airborne Chapter, 82nd Airborne Division AssociationAll AmericanRenewalNew MemberReinstatementEnclosed 15.00 for my annual dues for the year which includes Paraglide subscription.Name: Street:City: State: Zip Code:Telephone Number: E-Mail:Last Rank Held:508th Unit (Fill In)Major Unit (Select One)193rd Inf Bde:Serial Number:Company:Battery:2nd Abn Inf Bde:Golden Bde:82nd Abn Div:SETAF:Battalion:508th ARCT:173rd Abn Bde:Dates of 508th Service: From: Month: Year:To: Month: Year:PresentSpouse’s# ofOccupation: Single: Married: Name: Children:PLEASE MAIL TO: 508th Airborne Chapter, P. O. Box 1462, Sun City, AZ 85372-1462National Association requires rank, serial number and copy of DD214 or ordersindicating the award of the Parachutist Badge from initial applicants.*** 8 Affiliate Members Only: I am presently a member of the ChapterI do / do not want to transfer to the 508 Chapter. Signature:
this Columbus, GA / Fort Benning Reunion. Chapter members should contact Ken Hamill at khamill@knology.net or www.red-devils.org for a registration form. Let’s go Red Devils, let’s join in and help them fill up the bus. Airborne!!! Page 2, Devi
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