Happy Veteran's Day Brothers. We can all stand proud for serving our Great Country!

May you all enjoy this day! We have earned the right to be Proud Veterans!
Happy Veterans Day Brothers!

To all my 589th brothers, I wish you a very HAPPY VETERANS DAY. And let us never forget our fallen brothers and all who have passed since our return home. Thoughts and prayers for all.

God Bless us all and our country,
Love you all brothers, Peter Tamas B Company 589 th.

I just read my email and there is an email to us that is a must read for all us members. Bob has again put into words that will explain what is needed to be explained.

Let's attend the 2025 Reunion!!!

You are so correct Dennis and it will not get better! As the final details of this years Reunion are being finished I hope everyone is planning on attending. It is a fact that this could be the last time you see your buddies! Let's everyone register as soon as we know the dates so this can be a bang up time for us all. The sooner you register the better time will be had by all. Your Reunion Committee Chairman--me!

I haven't checked the Guestbook page for a few months. There are way too many of us dying and I guess that is to be expected given our time here on earth. Let us all hold on tightly to the ones we love and tell them how much they mean to us. I'm afraid the end is nearer than we know. God bless you all on this Veteran's Day.

Hi, Brothers,

We are close to hammering out the details for our 2025 Fort Leonard Wood Reunion, so keep an eye on the "2025 Reunion" page for the latest details. Check back often!

I am glad we had the opportunity to talk to Billy last year! My thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends! RIP Brother!

Perry, wanted to let you know that my Daddy, Billy Mack Brown, passed away yesterday 10/05/24. His obituary is listed at Purvis Funeral in Adel, Georgia. I wished my Dad had of been able to attend this past reunion. Thank you for all you do. amy

I just heard that Sgt. John Juett of both A Company and the 51st Asphalt Ptn in 1967-1968 passed away in 2023.

His Obituary follows:

John A Juett
August 11, 1936 — October 21, 2023
     Mr. John A. Juett, 87, of Clayton, passed away at 4:31 p.m. Saturday, October 21, 2023, at Blessing Hospital in Quincy.
     Born August 11, 1936, in Quincy, John was the son of Ernest and Rose F Vollbracht Juett.
     John was a 1955 graduate of Augusta High School and attended Western Illinois University where he received his engineering certificate. He enlisted in the US Army in June of 1958. John started his military career at Ft. Leonard Wood. He was stationed at numerous bases throughout the United States during his career. He also spent several tours of duty overseas with the 553rd Engineers Company A 1st Battalion including time in; Orleans, France, from 62-65, Soul, South Korea, three tours in Saigon, Vietnam in the late 60s, Bangkok, Thailand, again in Vietnam from 71-72, before finally landing in Germany in 1977 until his retirement in 1981. Throughout his 23-year military career, John received a multitude of awards and medals including a Bronze Star during his service in Vietnam. 
     John was also an avid sports fan and enjoyed playing softball, volleyball, and basketball, and was an exceptional bowler.
     In most recent years, John spent his time on the farm.

I have posted a story by Graeme Noseworthy about our Fallen Brother, Tim Delano, on the Latest News page. There are 4 links to articles so read them all.

I apologize for taking so long to get this up. No excuses!

Thank you for letting us know Doyle. We will keep Tommy in our thoughts and prayers.

I heard from Tommy McLain's family today. They asked that I let Tommy's 589th brothers know that he isn't doing well. I was told that hospice has been called in.
Prayers for Tommy and his family,