The "RED SCARF CLUB" 553rd Field Artillery Battalion 36th Field Artillery Group - V Corps - 7th Army Fort Sill, Oklahoma - Darmstadt, Germany, 1956-1958 info@redscarfclub.com

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Red Scarf Club, Veterans United States Army 553rd Field Artillery Battalion Darmstadt, Germany, 1956-1958 Yearly Veterans Reunion in Branson, MO. For more information, write to: info@redscarfclub.com
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THE HAT I GOT A HAT IN THE MAIL ONE DAY THAT REALLY TOOK MY BREATH AWAY. IT WAS BRIGHT RED, AND TRIMMED WITH GOLD AND TOOK ME BACK TO THE DAYS OF "OLD"; WHEN I WAS A "YOUNG PUP" IN GERMANY, SERVING WITH CHARLIE FIVE FIVE THREE. I SEE IN THE HAT SOME VERY OLD FRIENDS, SHOWING ME A BROTHERHOOD, THAT NEVER ENDS. SO I THANK YOU JIM FOR MAKING FOR ME, SOMETHING THAT IS NOW, PART OF MY HISTORY. I WEAR IT WITH PRIDE, FOR THAT WHICH IT STANDS, THAT I WAS PRIVILEDGED TO SERVE, THIS WONDERFUL LAND. THANK YOU. by Dana Hagerman

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