The following is an excerpt from an article that appeared in the Athens Banner-Herald Online and appears here by permission : The Wolfhounds -- a famous infantry regiment that the movie and book, ''The Thin Red Line,'' was based on -- now are collecting books, diaries and photos from veterans of the regiment. Many of the books and journals contain first-hand accounts of war-torn life in an international conflict: ''It was pretty tough. When they're advancing on you so quick at night, you never know what you might hit,'' said George Langdale, who wrote a book about a part of the Korean War, ''The Wolfhounds of Sandbag Castle.'' ''When they get very close to you, you often resort to grenades.'' Mark Niesse Staff Writer Read the entire article and an additional article by clicking the links below: |
MIKE MOSCHKIN |
MIKE MOSCHKIN & MIKE O'SHAUGNESSY |
EASY AT 2003 REUNION |
REUBEN HAMBY, EASY & TOM "RISKY ROESKE AT 2003 WOLFHOUND REUNION |
Over the years since I fIrst found and shook hands with Wolfhounds at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D. C. in 1999 I have yearned to do my part in keeping the history alive of the past as well as what we do now. My efforts have led me to keep copies of many of the photos that have been exchanged between veterans of all wars and walks of life.I have called this collection "EASY'S VET MOMENTS" and am currently putting many of them into a picture documentary. As I was going through my collection I realized that many of the photos came from the old Wolfhound Listbot and other sources. Moreover, I realized that the photos were seemingly lost in time and many have a place to be shared with you in the now. easy!!!!! December 12, 2003 |
AT 2003 WOLFHOUND REUNION |
2ND LT. J. N. TREANO (1967) |
The following is an excerpt from an article that appeared in the Athens Banner-Herald Online and appears here by permission : The Wolfhounds -- a famous infantry regiment that the movie and book, ''The Thin Red Line,'' was based on -- now are collecting books, diaries and photos from veterans of the regiment. Many of the books and journals contain first-hand accounts of war-torn life in an international conflict: ''It was pretty tough. When they're advancing on you so quick at night, you never know what you might hit,'' said George Langdale, who wrote a book about a part of the Korean War, ''The Wolfhounds of Sandbag Castle.'' ''When they get very close to you, you often resort to grenades.'' Mark Niesse Staff Writer Read the entire article and an additional article by clicking the links below: |
EASY & LONNIE UPCHURCH FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE 1969 ( APRIL 2001) |
BILL PRINCE |
KERMIT SCHLAYTZ |
MERRILL SELLERS |
IF YOU HAVE PHOTOS OR OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS YOU WOULD LIKE TO SEE ON THIS PAGE PLEASE EMAIL IT TO ME BY CLICKING THE WOLFHOUND CREST |
IN MEMORY OF GEORGE LANGDALE AND DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY OF ALL WOLFHOUNDS PAST AND PRESENT |
BROWERS - RICHARDS - ART MONTGOMERY |
ART MONTGOMERY - RICHARDS |
JOE WANTA & TOM DEMUNNICK 12-26-03 35 YEARS LATER |
JOHN BABBITT |
BRUCE BENBO |
SGT. CHARLIE " POPS" GIPPS |
MARK WIELLING - JIM HAUSER- TOM "POKEY" MARZ & ROGER PRITCHARD |
PAUL "GABBY " GAITHER & STEVE " POPEYE " WALKER |
LONNIE E. UPCHURCH |
ARTHUR R. JARMAN C/2/27 OCTOBER 1967 - JANUARY 1968 |
JOHNNY (DECEASED)& ANNIE CLEO DEROSSETT E COMPANY -KOREA 1952 |
EASY WITH MEDAL OF HONOR RECIPIENT COLONEL BERNARD F. FISHER |
