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48 <h1 align="center" class="style1"><span class="pink style12">Charlie Co.</span><span class="style14">/2nd Bn/506th Inf./101st Airborne Div. </span></h1>
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72 <h1 class="style17"><em>Charlie Co. Today</em>.....News &amp; What's  happening with our current Currahee's</h1>
73 <h1 class="style17">&nbsp;</h1>
74 <h1 align="left">AFGANISTAN DEPLOYMENT   - 2016</h1>
75 <p align="left">&nbsp;</p>
76 <p align="left">Sir, I apologize for the radio silence as of late.  We have been hard at work training with METF (Mongolians) and Gurkhas. Things  have definitely been &quot;boring,&quot; more so than usual. The fighting  season is close to an end, but not quite, so we're still expectant of something  more happening before winter rolls around.</p>
77 <p align="center"><img src="Images/Charlie Today/3rd Platoon 10_1_2016 B(DS).jpg" alt="" width="703" height="429" /></p>
78 <p align="center"><strong>We  finally got around to taking a new picture of the platoon for you. the picture  includes (left to right):</strong></p>
79 <p align="left"><strong>Front:</strong>&nbsp;SFC Beauchamp  (PSG), PFC&nbsp;Massa, PV2 Mendoza, CPL Sufra (1st ATL), and PFC Raines<br />
80     <strong>Middle:</strong>&nbsp;PV2 Rogers,  SSG Whenman (WSL/2nd SL), SPC Guzman (2nd ATL), SPC Shepherd (FO), SPC Johnson,  PFC Russell (RTO, promoted to PFC&nbsp;immediately following this picture), SPC  Boehm, 1LT McNeilly (PL)<br />
81     <strong>Back:</strong>&nbsp;SGT Bockmier  (1st BTL), SPC Watson, SPC Solórzano, SPC Mathias, SGT Hedge (1st SL), SPC  Gilabert, SGT Quintana (2nd BTL)</p>
82 <p align="left">You'll notice our task org is small. When we  deployed we were told our mission set would require fewer PAX, so in addition  to 6 PAX I lost to injury/legal issues, I lost another 5 PAX now serving in 1st  and 2nd PLT. However, we fought to keep our best; while we lost one we really  wanted to keep,&nbsp;the people represented in the picture earned their place  there.</p>
83 <p align="left">As for the needs here, I collected a list of things  some of the guys were asking for (I kept their notes the way they wrote them so  you could get a laugh out of it; (they're Infantrymen for sure):<br />
84  - Real Beef Jerky, none of that Umberto's  bulls**t.&nbsp;I want beef, not soy<br />
85     - Big's Seeds, Ranch<br />
86     - Sour Candy<br />
87     - Hygiene stuff, especially Razors and Shaving  Cream.  Gotta be tough with the scruff<br />
88     - Recommended reads, military, philosophy, history,  adventure<br />
89     - Comic books<br />
90     - Puzzle Books, Sudoku,&nbsp;Crosswords,&nbsp;I'm  going insane<br />
91     - Sketch Books and Wooden Pencils<br />
92     - Hot Cheetos, the DFAC hasn't torn me up enough&nbsp;<br />
93     - Copenhagen, always more Copenhagen </p>
94 <p align="left">Thanks for your continued correspondence, and for  the continued support.<span class="style21"> _____________________________________________________</span><br />
95   Send the above items to the following address; <span class="style21">___________________________________________________________________________</span><br />
96   1LT  McNeilly, Brian (3rd Platoon) <br />
97   C Co, 2-506 IN<br />
98   NKC<br />
99   APO AE 09354 </p>
100 <h1 align="left"><span class="style53">...</span></h1>
101 <h1 align="left">CURRAHEE REUNION - 2015, Toccoa GA </h1>
102 <p align="left">Over the Labor Day Weekend in September 2015 a core group of Charlie Company Afganistan Veterans headed up by Kerry Basset started a new Currahee tradition. They got together for their 1st Reunion in Toccoa Georgia, the birthplace of the 101st Airborne Divison. Not counting the 5 old Currahee Vietnam Vets on the right that showed up for support, here is the line-up that attended this 1st Reunion;</p>
103 <p align="left">Kerry Bassett, Tony Garcia, Josh  Williamson, Nick Fout, Chase Hamley, Josh Kemp, Chris Gildner, Josh Swink, Seth  Vance, Chad Sears, Mike Hall, Charles Peifer, Tommy Vanier, Eric How, Dustin  Simmons, Ezekiel Rivera, and Nate Weiss</p>
104 <p align="center"><img src="Images/Young Currahee2.jpg" alt="" width="688" height="519" /></p>
105 <p align="left">&nbsp;</p>
106 <p align="center"><img src="Images/Young Currahee1.jpg" alt="" width="688" height="525" /></p>
107 <p align="left">A morning run to  the &quot;Top of Currahee Mountain&quot; brings it all home. <span class="style21">_</span>Three generations of currahee veterans have now shown the world that the motto &quot;Once a Currahee, Always a Currahee&quot; is alive and well. <span class="style21">_</span>In each of the future reunions this core group will grow and grow. I believe that the &quot;Torch has been Passed&quot; and that time will reveal the true hearts of these young Vets. They have come together for the support and benefit of all. Come what may, &quot;Currahees - Then, Now, &amp; Always!&quot;</p>
108 <p align="left">Gary's Gilliam Report. . . </p>
109 <p align="left">Over Labor Day weekend Charlie Company 2/506 <strong><u>2004-2009</u></strong> had their first reunion attended by Kerry Bassett, Tony Garcia, Josh  Williamson, Nick Fout, Chase Hamley, Josh Kemp, Chris Gildner, Josh Swink, Seth  Vance, Chad Sears, Mike Hall, Charles Peifer, Tommy Vanier, Eric How, Dustin  Simmons, Ezekiel Rivera, Nate Weiss, along with some of their significant  others.&nbsp; </p>
110 <p align="left">Dave Simonds, Frank Matsko, Glenn Shuman, Bob Lister and I  attended their first reunion and it was amazing.&nbsp; They had 17 attend and 5  old Currahees crashed their party.&nbsp; We were treated so amazing but we went  with a mission to encourage them to join with us as we go to Ft Campbell next  year as Charlie Company. </p>
111 <p align="left">They  ran up Currahee Mountain while we followed in the 4 wheel drive Yukon.&nbsp; It  was a hard run for them but we did shut off the AC so we could experience the  hard climb to the top.&nbsp; Currahee mountain is 3 miles up and 3 miles down I  have to say we old Currahees hardly broke a sweat.&nbsp; </p>
112 <p align="left">&nbsp;</p>
113 <h1 align="left" class="style17"> <span class="style53">...</span></h1>
114 <h1 align="left">CURRAHEE RENDEZVOUS - 2014</h1>
115 <p align="left">Another chapter in the history of the Regiment is coming to a close when the 4th Brigade Combat Team, 506th Infantry Regiment (Currahee) returns home this Winter after its' most recent deployment in Afghanistan.</p>
116 <p align="left">COL Valery C. Keaveny, Jr., Brigade Commander, is inviting all of us to Fort C
116ampbell in order to celebrate the unit's return. Plans are being made for Currahee Rendezvous - 2014 to take place in March 2014. So far plans include an Open House at Brigade and all Battalion HQ's on Wednesday, March 12th and Thursday, March 13th; Also on Thursday, March 13th a Currahee Memorial Monument Rededication and a Distinguished Member of the Regiment (DMOR) Ceremony will be held. The grand finale will be on the evening of Friday, March 14th a Currahee Regimental Ball to be held at the Gaylord Opryland Hotel in Nashville.</p>
117 <p align="left">Job Well Done &amp; Welcome Home!! . . . . We will see you in March!! </p>
118 <h1 align="left" class="style17"><span class="style53">...</span></h1>
119 <p align="left">&nbsp;</p>
120 <p align="left">&nbsp;&nbsp; Straight from Fort Campbell KY....The latest news and happenings right from the CO's Office.&nbsp; The Company Commander desires to work closely with us Vietnam Veterans, and keep us informed on the most recent developments. &nbsp;It is of great importance to all of the 2/506th members, past and present, that the Currahee Tradition of the older veterans supporting the active soldiers of today continues to stay strong.&nbsp; <span class="style55">Once a Currahee, Always a Currahee!</span>&nbsp; To that end, our website will begin to work closer and harder to keep you up to date.</p>
121 <p align="left">&nbsp;&nbsp; Just scroll down this page and have a look on what is happening now and how you can help  the young men and their family's who are currently serving with the 2nd/506th Battalion.&nbsp; What a great way to help out the Battalion and develop some really neat relationships.&nbsp; Nothing can do more for  your personel pride  than to continue to work in the behalf of the unit that you served with..... </p>
122 <p align="center"><img src="Images/IMG_0012.JPG" alt="Currahee Flag presented to Charlie Co. on their depolyment." width="528" height="340" /></p>
123 <p><strong><span dir="ltr" id="eow-title" title="CURRAHEE!  4th BCT - 101st AIRBORNE DIVISION deployment recap video">CURRAHEE!   4th BCT - 101st AIRBORNE DIVISION deployment recap video </span></strong></p>
124 <p><a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IVSpl1vk-nk&amp;noredirect=1">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IVSpl1vk-nk&amp;noredirect=1</a></p>
125 <p><strong>The defense of COP  Margah: a story of valor:</strong></p>
126 <p><a href="http://www.army.mil/article/49309/The_defense_of_COP_Margah__a_story_of_valor/">http://www.army.mil/article/49309/The_defense_of_COP_Margah__a_story_of_valor</a></p>
127 <p align="center"><strong>Watch &quot;C  506th&quot; in action during this deployment (AKA Fox Co.) . . . </strong></p>
128 <p align="center"><a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2GkNb7V_0XM">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2GkNb7V_0XM</a> </p>
129 <p><a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xBAqJZeWy7Y" title="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xBAqJZeWy7YFox Co., 2-506 PIR, air assault, northern Bermel, ..."><strong>Fox  Co</strong>., <strong>2-506</strong> PIR, air assault, northern Bermel, <strong>...</strong></a></p>
130 <p><a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Foloasbamgo" title="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FoloasbamgoFox Co , 2-506 PIR, patrol in Baqer Kheyl, Afghanistan, ..."><strong>Fox  Co</strong> , <strong>2-506</strong> PIR, patrol in Baqer Kheyl, Afghanistan, <strong>...</strong></a></p>
131 <p><a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0VE-DsS9UzA" title="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0VE-DsS9UzAFox Co., 2-506 PIR, patrol around Margah, Paktika, ..."><strong>Fox  Co</strong>., <strong>2-506</strong> PIR, patrol around Margah, Paktika, <strong>...</strong></a></p>
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136    <p align="center" class="style16"><img src="Images/R062.jpg" alt="RVN Ribbon" width="100" height="27" /><span class="style21">__&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; _______</span><img src="Images/R021.jpg" alt="Air Medal Ribbon" width="100" height="27" /><span class="style21">____&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; _____</span><img src="Images/R018.jpg" alt="Bronze Star Ribbon" width="100" height="27" /></p>
137    <p class="style16">&nbsp;</p>
138    <p><span class="style16">MAY 2011 . . . .From LTC Don Hill . . . .White Currahe Chronicle May 2011 . . . .<a href="White Currahee Chronicle MAY2011.pdf"> Click Here To See PDF</a> </span></p>
139    <p>&nbsp;</p>
140    <p class="style57">30 Mar 2011: Cpt. David V. Schulz<br />
141      Thanks so much for your continued support! The fine men of Fox Company continue  to do great things for the nation and as the weather begin to improve, so does  our operational tempo!  You can stop  sending the hand and feet warmers, but please continue to send the <strong>snacks</strong>, <strong>energy bars/drinks</strong>, and <strong>tuna meals</strong> as they accompany us during  our long walking patrols.  <strong>Coffee</strong> is also a luxury and our 'big' move is just about complete.  Thanks again for your continued support as we  round out this long deployment</p>
142    <p class="style16">&nbsp;</p>
143    <p class="style16">April 2011 . . . .From LTC Don Hill . . . .White Currahee Chronicle April 2011 . . . .<a href="White Currahee Chronicle APR2011.pdf"> Click Here To View PDF </a></p>
144    <p class="style16">&nbsp;</p>
145    <p class="style16">Feb/Mar 2011 . . . .From LTC Don Hill . . . .White Currahee Chronicle Feb 2011 . . . .<a href="White Currahee Chronicle FEB2011 issue.pdf"> Click Here To View PDF </a></p>
146    <p class="style16">&nbsp;</p>
147    <p class="style16">&nbsp;</p>
148    <p class="style16">Jan 2011 . . . .A message from Capt. Shultz and the Company C (F) guys for Jan. . . .<a href="Images/Charlie Today/Jan2011/Jan2011.pdf">.Click Here To View PDF</a></p>
149    <p align="center" class="style16">&nbsp;</p>
150    <p align="center" class="style16"><img src="Images/Charlie Today/Jan2011/Jan2011pic3.jpg" alt="Thank You!!!" width="648" height="489" /></p>
151    <p align="center" class="style16">&nbsp;</p>
152    <p align="center" class="style16"><img src="Images/Charlie Today/Jan2011/Jan2011pic1.jpg" alt="High Country" width="644" height="374" /></p>
153    <p align="center" class="style16">&nbsp;</p>
154    <p align="center" class="style16"><img src="Images/Charlie Today/Jan2011/Jan2011photo2.jpg" alt="We love you Guy's!!" width="650" height="489" /></p>
155    <p class="style16">&nbsp;</p>
156    <p class="style16">Dec 2010 . . . .From LTC Don Hill . . . <a href="White Currahee Chronicle DEC issue III.pdf">White Currahee Chronicle DEC issue III</a></p>
157    <p class="style16">&nbsp;</p>
158    <p class="style16">&nbsp;</p>
159    <p class="style16">Dec 2010 . . . .Currahee  Vets,</p>
160    <p class="style16">&nbsp;</p>
161    <p class="style16"><span class="style21">______</span>I trust  this note finds you enjoying a wonderful Christmas and looking forward to a  spectacular New Year!  I want to  apologize for taking so long in tendering my thanks on behalf of the entire 1st  Platoon for the wonderful goodies you have collected and sent to us.   We have enjoyed them immensely!!</p>
162    <p class="style16">&nbsp;</p>
163    <p class="style16">Just to  give you an update on the guys, 1st Platoon is finally 100% deployed  in theatre.   Several guys, including  myself, were late deployer’s due to schools (Ranger School in my case) or dwell  time.   We were the force protection  platoon for a couple months but have finally begun running our own  missions.   Despite being on force pro for  the first part of the deployment, many members of the platoon have already  distinguished themselves.   A detachment  from 1st was involved in the 30 October battle at COP Margah in  which 50 or so Americans killed around 120 insurgents who attacked the COP.   Our Weapons Squad Leader distinguished  himself in the battle and was awarded the “Silver Star” by Gen. Petreaus.   Several other members of the platoon  received valor awards.   Our platoon also  has the highest number of Purple Hearts in the Company, although, thankfully,  they are all for relatively minor injuries.    I continually remind the platoon that this is not a record we prefer to  hold.   However, it does demonstrate the  unflinching bravery of the men of 1st Platoon who will risk their  safety to close with and engage the enemy.</p>
164    <p class="style16">&nbsp;</p>
165    <p class="style16">Next month,  the platoon will be running missions out of COP Margah, in the northern part of  our Company’s battle-space.   Mail is  sporadic out there but I do have a few requests to pass on from the boys should  you send another package during the winter.    The guys love catching up on the latest news, sports statistics, and pop  culture via magazines.   They are also  partial to items such as gum, M&amp;Ms, and any other snacks portable enough to  take on mission.   Some of the guys have  become almost addicted to the little instant coffee packets as well because  they can carry it with them on a multi-day patrol.   With the cold winter setting in, hand and  toe warmers are also a God-send.   They  guys use them not only to keep their extremities warm, but to ensure the doc’s  medical supplies don’t freeze during the night.</p>
166    <p class="style16">&nbsp;</p>
167    <p class="style16">I will send  some photos of the platoon as soon as I can get them off my camera and you are  welcome to share them with friends and fellow Currahees.  We have a great group of men, tough in a  fight, brutally honest with each other, willing to sacrifice everything for a  brother in arms, and always ready with a smile or joke to ease the aches of a  long patrol.  No matter what annoyances  or admin problems I deal with during deployment, I count it the greatest honor  and privilege to be able to lead and fight with these men.</p>
168    <p class="style16">&nbsp; </p>
169    <p class="style16">Thank you  so much for your faithful support and care for the men of 1st  Platoon.&nbsp; The battle cry of the regiment is “Currahee!”  –  “Stands  Alone!”  However, with the support of  faithful our friends back home, we know that we are never truly alone.</p>
170    <p class="style16">&nbsp;</p>
171    <p class="style16">
171From the  boys of 1st Platoon – Thank you all very much and have a Merry  Christmas and Great New Years!!!</p>
172    <p class="style16">&nbsp;</p>
173    <p class="style16">Currahee!!!          1LT Andrew Campbell, 1st  Platoon Leader</p>
174    <p class="style16">&nbsp;</p>
175    <p class="style16">&nbsp;</p>
176    <p class="style16">Dec 2010 . . . .Here are  some recent pictures of 1st PLT.   Please  feel free to pass these along to the rest of our friends and supporters back  home. Thanks.</p>
177    <p class="style16">&nbsp;</p>
178    <p class="style16">1LT Andrew  Campbell</p>
179    <p class="style16">1st  PLT, F Co, 2-506IN    </p>
180    <p class="style16">&nbsp;</p>
181    <p class="style16"><img src="Images/Charlie Today/13001RS.jpg" alt="1st Platoon" width="950" height="715" /></p>
182    <p align="center" class="style16"><img src="Images/Charlie Today/magertay014RS.jpg" alt="" width="954" height="715" /></p>
183    <p align="center" class="style16"><img src="Images/Charlie Today/PC160085RS.jpg" alt="" width="955" height="716" /></p>
184    <p align="center" class="style16"><img src="Images/Charlie Today/PB190001RS.jpg" alt="" width="958" height="715" /> </p>
185    <p class="style16">&nbsp;</p>
186    <p class="style16">&nbsp;</p>
187    <p><span class="style16">19 Dec 2010 . . . . </span>      <span class="style16">Fox Company wishes everyone a very Happy Thanksgiving and a very Merry  Christmas!!!<br />
188      We have been extremely busy fighting off the bad guys and building our lil  Combat Outpost. We are very thankful for having your support. The boys had a  blast celebrating with our extended families in combat.<br />
189    </span></p>
190    <span class="style16">Thank  you again for everything and we wish you all Happy Holidays.   Currahee!, Capt. David V. Schulz</span>
191    <p class="style16">&nbsp;</p>
192    <p class="style16">&nbsp;</p>
193    <p class="style16">Nov 2010 . . . .From LTC Don Hill . . . <a href="White Currahee Chronicle NOV issue II.PDF">White Currahee Chronicle NOV issue II</a></p>
194    <p class="style16">&nbsp;</p>
195    <p class="style16">&nbsp;</p>
196    <p class="style16">Nov 16 2010 . . . .Thanks  so much for your support! We have been very busy and it's starting to get cold  here. We really appreciate all the goodies and snacks and personal hygiene  stuff you send us.  Please keep sending  us microwavable foods, Cup-O-Noodle soups, Tuna-in-a-Box, Ritz Crackers, Gummy  Bears, Sour Patch Kids, Coffee (we looove our coffee), Creamer, Sugar, Splenda,  Honey Buns, Gum, Music CDs, DVDs, Nuts, Crackers, Laundry Detergent, Baby-Wipes  and hygiene items!  Oh and since our  living and cooking is very rudimentary, please send us some spices, marinades,  and hand mirrors so that we can shave! </p>
197    <p class="style16">&nbsp;</p>
198    <p class="style16">Thanks  again and please check out our recent web pages below (as you will see, we've  been busy!):</p>
199    <p class="style16"><br />
200      <a href="http://afghanistan.blogs.cnn.com/2010/11/05/u-s-soldiers-fend-off-attack/?hpt=Sbin"> http://afghanistan.blogs.cnn.com/2010/11/05/u-s-soldiers-fend-off-attack/?hpt=Sbi</a><br />
201      <a href="http://www.longwarjournal.org/threat-matrix/archives/2010/11/taliban_weapons_recovered_from.php">http://www.longwarjournal.org/threat-matrix/archives/2010/11/taliban_weapons_recovered_from.php</a><br />
202      <a href="http://www.sofmag.com/army-soldier-receives-silver-star-actions-cop-margah-attack"> http://www.sofmag.com/army-soldier-receives-silver-star-actions-cop-margah-attac</a></p>
203    <p class="style16">&nbsp;</p>
204    <p class="style16">&nbsp;</p>
205    <p class="style16">OCT 2010 . . . . . <a href="White Currahee Chronicle (October).pdf"> White Currahee Chronicle Newsletter on their status in Afghanista</a> </p>
206    <p class="style16">&nbsp;</p>
207    <p class="style16">SEP 2, 2010 . . . Coalition Forces Repel  Insurgent Attack</p>
208    <p class="style16"> <span class="style21">. . . . . . . . . . . .</span>International Security Assistance Force Joint Command News Release</p>
209    <p class="style16">&nbsp;</p>
210    <p class="style16"><strong>WASHINGTON, DC, September 2, 2010 </strong>- Coalition  forces repelled an insurgent attack in the <strong>Bermel District of Paktika  Province</strong> after a failed attack on <strong>Combat Outpost Margah</strong>.</p>
211    <p class="style16"><br />
212      The attack began in the early morning with insurgent small arms and indirect  fire against the outpost. Soldiers from the 1st Battalion, 187th Infantry  Regiment and <strong>2nd Battalion, 506th Infantry Regiment</strong> responded to the  attack with mortars and small-arms fire before calling for support from Task  Force Viper, 1st Battalion, 3rd Aviation Regiment.<br />
213      Aircraft conducted two passes over the area, killing at least 20 insurgents  in two separate engagements. No coalition or Afghan forces were injured in the  attack.</p>
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