Anyone missing their yearbook? Fort Jackson Company D 3RD BN. 1ST BDE. 08/31/70 to 10/23/70

[ColtComanche]

Found a copy. Interior is in great shape.

 

[J R Green]

My dad was a reserve D I and did his A T at Jackson every year. I wonder he he might be in there.

 

[ColtComanche]

My dad was a reserve D I and did his A T at Jackson every year. I wonder he he might be in there.

What's his name?

 

[J R Green]

John Green. My uncle Roger was in the same unit.

 

[ColtComanche]

John Green. My uncle Roger was in the same unit.

No Greens among the instructors.

 

[The War Wagon]

In looking at that cover, it's amazing to think, that although WWII had ended 25 years earlier, & we were well into our second major war since V-J Day, the uniform had barely changed in all that time. OTHER than the M-16s, both those soldiers look like they could've just come ashore on D-Day.

Even by Grenada in '83, the uniform was still pretty much the same, but the evolution in both fabric and design is amazing by Desert Storm; even moreso from 1991 to 2021.

 

[Chuckman]

Those things are cool. I love looking in those old yearbooks.

 

[ColtComanche]

In looking at that cover, it's amazing to think, that although WWII had ended 25 years earlier, & we were well into our second major war since V-J Day, the uniform had barely changed in all that time. OTHER than the M-16s, both those soldiers look like they could've just come ashore on D-Day.

Even by Grenada in '83, the uniform was still pretty much the same, but the evolution in both fabric and design is amazing by Desert Storm; even moreso from 1991 to 2021.

I miss olive drab, hell even the BDU. I despise digital camo.

 

[ColtComanche]

Seriously. Does anyone need their yearbook, or know someone who might need it?