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E Company Class of 1967 50th Reunion, October 2018

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Bob talks about enjoying his day off taking a drive along the ocean and visiting Sacred Falls.

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Tailgating at Lane Stadium VPI vs Richmond, 22 October 1983

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Tuba section doing the Hokie Pokey at Lane Stadium VPI vs Richmond, 22 October 1983

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Tells his father about issues in camp with the hot temperatures, red clay soil, and hot water heater. He says that they received more clothing and rifles.

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Jimmie talks about how he's been busy shipping men. He says that a soldier, Private Virgil Clark might call his mother and Nancy trying to get a date when he's nearby.

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Set of structural details and calculations for adobe house in Riverside, Ca.

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Set of structural details and calculations for adobe house in Riverside, Ca.

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Letter, Sherwood Anderson to Llewellyn Jones, October 3 [1918]

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A letter from the American Red Cross expressing sympathy for the loss of Jimmie.

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Informs Jimmie Monteith that he has been accepted for military service.

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Ed Weihs, Ken Vandal, Leigh Vaughan at Tech vs. UVA Harvest Bowl, Roanoke, VA, October 5, 1963

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Jimmie says the men are about to change into winter uniforms. The men are throwing a going away party for the regimental commander, Col. Lumnis, who is being shipped off.

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Bob talks about his brother, Jimmie, getting a promotion and his own assignment. He talks about his plans to bring his wife to stay for a couple weeks. He talks about traveling to Santa Barbara and Los Angeles.

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Library Document Station_14 Victory Stadium, Roanoke, Virginia, Thanksgiving 1963

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Company E in Roanoke, Virginia, Thanksgiving Day 1964

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Ed Weihs outside Rasche Hall in Lacrosse uniform, November 1964

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2AM Rat Meeting before Turkey Day, Rasche Hall Meeting Room, November 1964

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Pep Rally at Tech, November 1965

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Our Cheerleaders (Toddy Buchanan in front), November 1965

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Pep Rally, November 1965.

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Officer of the Guard Rich Caprenter and UNK November 1966

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Inspecting the guard, November 1966

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Company E in Roanoke, Virginia, Thanksgiving Day 1964

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E Company Class of 1967 40th Reunion, November 2007

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John Haile, Rich Carpenter, Roger Anderson, Ed Weihs, David Bailey, Leigh Vaughan,Tony Kulis (H67)

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Jimmie tells his mother that he went out and bought some winter clothing. He says he will likely get Christmas leave. Jimmie says that he is in charge of planning a party for all the newlyweds.

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Jimmie reassures his mother that he's well and happy. He says that censorship of letters has gotten stricter, but he has received a lot of mail recently. He received the pictures of her and the rest of his family and showed them to the other…

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The letters are between Henry Straker and his mother Clara. Henry talks about his service in the war. His mother talks about the issues on the homefront in England, including bombings.

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Laverne, Archie's wife, notifies Mrs. Monteith of his passing

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Jimmie says that work has been busy with a 10 mile hike and rifle training. He says he can't come home for Thanksgiving, but he might be able to get a Christmas furlough.

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Newspaper clipping of the death of Lieut. John W. Acree, presumably the Cabell's son-in-law.

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Jimmie says that Uncle Archie is getting married on the upcoming weekend. Jimmie talks about the weather. He tells his mother that he has gained weight. Jimmie talks about censorship of letters.

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Jack talks about wanting to go see Mrs. Festy in Dorset soon, but hasn't had the time yet. He updates her on what has been going on, without any war news.

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Helen thanks Nancy for sending a "foreign" letter to her from a Reynold's brother in Rome. She also says that Bob has been in the hospital with sever colitis and a high temperature.

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Bob talks about his work setting up and learning to use the equipment. He talks about his C.O. and everyone's feelings towards him.

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A postcard with a newspaper clipping talking about Cadet Cabell Brand, the Cabell's grandson, returning to VMI after serving in the Army to finish his degree.

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Jimmie talks about the weather at camp. He thinks that victory for the Allied powers is becoming a reality. Jimmie talks about censorship of mail. Jimmie is going to Uncle Archie's wedding in the next day at 8 pm.

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Jimmie talks about being the mail censor and having to take time reading over the men's letters. Jimmie says that he heard that coal was hard to get back in the States. Jimmie says he's living in a building for the first time since Camp Croft.

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Bob talks about trying to find Christmas presents for his mother and Nancy. He talks about being offered another job, but turning it down, because he feels his current job is too important.

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Jimmie talks about his work everyday at the rifle range. He says that he served as Best Man in Uncle Archie's wedding. He talks about his friend Jack Rich getting a commission and staying near Virginia Beach.

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Bob talks about the places he's going to be training next, San Clemente Island, the Mohave Desert, and Pearl Harbor. He talks about the recreational activities he does and reflects on his wife's visit.

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A postcard with a newspaper clipping entitled "Thanksgiving" by George C. McIntosh with a note at the bottom from Bessie.

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Written insert say that Jimmie received a box of delicious candy.

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Bob talks about trying to find Christmas presents for his mother and Nancy. Bob talks about how work has not been very busy for 10 days.

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Jimmie talks about the history of the 16th infantry. Jimmie thinks that this is the last Christmas he won't be home for. He talks about the reasoning for censorship.

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Jimmie talks about the Thanksgiving meal he had. He talks about the kitten that he has been living with which he has named Jimmie.

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The Roanoke Times, Roanoke, Virginia; Thursday, November 28, 1963, page 1
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