I was just searching the web and found your webpage. I was in the Battery "C" 553 Fa Co. from last of 1953 to 1956. When they went to Germany I had 6 months left I think. I drove the old man Lt. Cole (Battlefield Commission)
until I made Sgt. and then I was commo Chief. Spent my last few months in 537 Field Observation Battlion. I was Discharged in Nov. 56. I have search some of my buddies and call a few for a chat.If you ever hear for any from that time please tell them to email. I enjoyed you website keep up the good work.

Thank you... listened to this version of taps and remembered my Dad who passed a few years ago (aWW2 vet)... and all the heroes who never came home. God Bless them ALL.

Thank you!

Jim, I really like the web site, I don't always sign in though. I will be sending along pictures of the flowers you guys sent during my hospital stay, they are beautiful and we planted them yesterday.

I was stationed at the Ernst Ludwig Kaserne from Nov 1954 til April 1956 with A Btry 465 FA Bn (8"Howitzers) that later became 760 FA Bn. I was a surveyor in FDC.
Your photos brought back lots of memories. Great site!

Stan Ruger

Thanks Jim and Gene it always gives me pleasure when i review all the pictures places and people. It's like a trip home
Rich

Army Medic 1963-1967 Stationed in Babenhausen 5th Bn 77th Arty. 64-67 Babenhausen Joint Unit Dispensary and Dental Clinic. Been to Darmstadt a many time. Our Dentist and the MPs where from there.

Jim
Looking forward the the get together in the Fall in Branson Mo.
The Web site looks realy great.

Selby

Thank you for inviting me to be a honorary member of the Red Scarf Club. I am very honored and pleased to accept.
The Red Scarf Club holds a special place in my heart and has for a long time. For those who served our country - THANK YOU! For those who kept the home fires burning - Thank You!
May God Bless each and everyone of you.

Great site. I was at ELK 1960-62 with B-2-38. Hope to make the Branson reunion. Would like to correspond with any 38th Arty ELk Vets. Thanks for putting this up.

Wow Jim! The site looks fantastic! It's been quite some time since last I visited this page. It's come so far in the time I've known you. Same as with you and I, time marches on, people fail and then, most of the time, triumph. I'm very proud to call you friend and celebrate in your accomplishments.

Great site! I look forward to seeing more. Good luck, Carl

Hey Jim,

Haven't been to the site in a while. It is good to see it working fully again. So much stuff to take in and read etc..

B&K

Brice with the flag is too priceless! What a perfect picture with a little American boy..All American too! thanks for making us smile Jim! Its good to see The Red Scarf again!

Your latest addition to an already wonderful site fits so perfectly. Great job!

I'm a first timer and this is fabulous music.I'm 88 years old and love the old time music thanks

good sight

Hurry and get well Mr. Jim! we miss your emails and friendship. Many thoughts are with you.

Will pass this on to my friends at Roswell adult Rec. center. this is a great site, I thank you all for the service, enjoyed hearing the beautiful rendition of taps. My mom and dad were in WWII, I pray for all of you and thanks to all who carried on where they left off.

Dear Jim, This new "Then and Now" is great. I still do not know how you did this.

It is so nice for your battalion friends to see their pictures from then and see The new photos of them, now. You are doing a great service to all your buddies to keep this going. Thanks! Mary K. McBride, Leawood, Kansas