This morning was a very good morning.Linda and i went to the american legion for breakfast and i ran into Tom Leasure from B co.It was good talking to Tom and knowing he is doing good.

Just got a phone call from one of our Brothers on how to sign up for the Golf Outing. I looked at Reunion sign up and all I saw was a place to say yes or no. He wanted to play but to also sign up a family member. I gave him Jim Swick's cell number for more info. Hope I did the right thing in trying to help a Brother! Can we get more info on the golf outing?

Yes, yes, 50 years ago we were on the deep blue sea, didn't know where we were going, but had a good idea. Subic Bay was a blast. Don't know how some of us got back to the POPE. I will never for get that day. When we got to Vietnam and came off of the ship with the dog, Dave Harbach like to shit. HAHA! What a day was. The heat and the smell like to have knock us out. But what the hell, After 50 years and looking back, it was a lot fun at times. I have high respect for all of the MOUNTAIN MOVERS. So BROTHERS LETS ALL MEET IN BRANSON AND HAVE GREAT TIME ONE MORE TIME.

Dennie,are you seasick yet??? :rolleyes:

Hello to all the 589th Brothers. Roger, saw your note about getting short in 1968 which reminded me that 50 years ago the original bunch was about two days out to sea on the Pope.
How did all those years pass so quickly?
Proud of the Association and that we are all able to reconnect.
Thanks to all for their service.
Welcome Home Brothers.

DP

Hey Willie, that's my license plate and I'm proud of my service and especially this organization

Hello to all you Mountain Movers that arrived in country 1967.

Remember getting "SHORT" ? I sure do and every year go back down memory lane. Welcome Home Brothers and remembering those who Gave All. 10 April 1968.

Thanks for the vote from the person who thought the Cadillac was mine. But, I can't afford Cadillacs (I'm married). I'm just a country boy - can't handle all that fancy stuff.

Clyde Hutson had a black Cadillac with a 589th license plate the first year we formed the Association (589th). Another had a license plate with a helicopter and 589th on the plate.

Dennis Cluth mentioned we took a road trip around Florida visiting 589th brothers (Gary Cowie, George Gomes, Glen Clark).

Cary Cowie has a seriously bad heart condition but a great attitude about it. The VA just gave him a 100 % disability for Agent Orange. Gary was a Rome Plow operator which is where he probably was exposed to the Orange. Gary's hobby is growing native Florida plants. He has been featured in a number of plant magazines and receives visitors from around the world to see his yard of native Florida plants.

Glen Clark spent two years in Vietnam driving his 10-ton tractor named "Swamp Rat." Dennis and I had a bit of challenge finding him in the "swamps" of Florida. Glen lives on a river. He seems to be enjoying life. Those of you who have received a phone call from him know what I am talking about.

Thanks Willie, see you in September.

Doyle, you are lucky. Glad you won. Hope to see you in Sep. I am going to ask Denis where he got the tag on the front of the car.

Could the Cadillac belong to my friend Denis Cowand?

Tom Englehart pm the caddy

Mike Waugh ?