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CHAPTERS from page 49<br />

3. Combat Feeding Section MREs<br />

4. Operational Forces Interface Group (OFIG), which is a section<br />

that displays their planned accomplishments of the<br />

“FUTURE FORCES WARRIOR CONCEPT.”<br />

Personnel explained what the Army will be like in 25 years.<br />

This research group goes out and introduces the many new concepts<br />

being tested to all over the many military units and groups,<br />

including members in both sides of Congress.<br />

Wrist-mounted computers allowing communication directly<br />

to others in the unit, as well as sophisticated laser optical site for<br />

the individual soldier, were two of many new ideas being<br />

devised. A uniform that can monitor the individual’s physical<br />

condition and relays it instantaneously to support medical personnel<br />

is also in the research pipeline.<br />

The visitors dined in the soldiers’ mess while there, and were<br />

giving appropriate, non-confidential literature describing the<br />

mission and activities of the installation.<br />

Nick Paganella, 20 Antrim Road<br />

Framingham, MA 01701<br />

DEPAR<br />

ARTMENT OF ARIZONA<br />

DEPAR<br />

ARTMENT OF DELAWARE<br />

ARE<br />

The department has a new commander, Gene Rose. He joined<br />

the Army in March 1951, and took his training in Indiantown<br />

Gap, PA. He stayed there as a drill instructor and member of the<br />

2d Inf. Regt Honor Guard. Then, he moved on to the Division<br />

HQ.<br />

Department of Delaware’s new officers (L-R) Bill Hitchcock, Russ<br />

Cunningham, Eugene Rose, Roger Reeves<br />

Cruz Marquez, who won two silver medals last year in the<br />

National <strong>Veterans</strong> Wheelchair Games, competed again this year.<br />

The games are sponsored by the Paralyzed <strong>Veterans</strong> of America.<br />

In 2005, he won medals in ping pong and archery. In <strong>2006</strong>, the<br />

games took place 3-8 <strong>Jul</strong>y in Anchorage, Alaska. The<br />

Department of Arizona played a critical role in his effort.<br />

Members contributed $450.00 to help underwrite Marquez’<br />

costs.<br />

Department of Delaware members in the chow line at the December 2005<br />

Christmas Party<br />

Al Folsom, Department of Arizona KWVA treasurer, presents a check for<br />

$450.00 to Carrie Langford at the Arizona State <strong>Veterans</strong>’ Home<br />

52<br />

Carrie Langford of the Arizona State <strong>Veterans</strong>’ Home consolidated<br />

the funds contributed by all organizations that made donations,<br />

and provided them to Marquez.<br />

Pete Martinez, 1941 E. Ellis Drive<br />

Tempe, AZ 85282, (480) 345-0117, pmart3234@aol.com<br />

CID 13 President Walt Koopman pins medal on Paul Enos<br />

<strong>Jul</strong>y - <strong>Aug</strong>ust A<br />

<strong>2006</strong><br />

The Graybeards

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