MB-12.jpgThe Waldman Collection - Mattie Beal House Tour86 viewsThis hat rack is a little high up...but it'll do.
PG-1.jpgThe Waldman Collection - Presenting Gifts86 viewsHost Jerry Orr recognizes and honors 35th Inf Regt Assn President Jim Beddingfield with a gift of a challenge coin and our sincere thanks for Jim taking the time to travel to Ft Sill and join us in our first, historic redleg reunion. Jim's 35th Inf Regt Assn has welcomed the men of the 2/9th to join them at their annual reunions. We provided direct artillery support to their infantrymen in the field.
MB-10.jpgThe Waldman Collection - Mattie Beal House Tour85 viewsThis is a pre-Kindle book and lamp table.
CS-4.jpgThe Waldman Collection - Computer Simulation Class84 views"Simulation my fanny. These sandbags are real!"
MB-7.jpgThe Waldman Collection - Mattie Beal House Tour84 viewsWe were still using these stoves in Nam.
PG-4.jpgThe Waldman Collection - Presenting Gifts84 viewsHost Jerry Orr presents a "challenge coin" to Cowboy Danny Fort, who lives in nearby Headrick, OK. Danny spent a good bit of his tour in the FDC.
PG-5.jpgThe Waldman Collection - Presenting Gifts84 viewsHost Jerry Orr shakes hands with J. Fred Oliver, one of our FOs, and presents a "challenge coin". "Cowboy" Danny Fort in the background.
CS-6.jpgWaldman Collection - Computer Simulation Class83 views"Now that you've been trained, we need volunteers for Afghanistan."
Three volunteered, but Jerry Orr thought the better of it and took his hand down.
PG-6.jpgThe Waldman Collection - Presenting Gifts83 viewsHost Jerry Orr presents "challenge coins" to those attending this historic reunion.
PG-8.jpgThe Waldman Collection - Presenting Gifts83 viewsHost Jerry Orr presents "challenge coins" to those attending this historic reunion.
CS-4a.jpgThe Waldman Collection - Computer Simulation83 views"I have no idea what this stuff does, but I do know that if I touch it, it will break".
PG-11.jpgThe Waldman Collection - Presenting Gifts83 viewsHost Jerry Orr presents a "challenge coin" to Les Cotton. Les was in the FO party of none other than Lt Ric Shinseki who later became Gen Ric Shinseki.
