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The E-Mail Newsletter of the Army Security Agency Alpiners Reunion Group
Serving veterans of the SIS, ASA and INSCOM who were stationed in Germany or Austria

Volume 6 – Number 12
January 1, 2011
Ralph R, Thadeus, Editor
(Scheyern 53-56)
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ASMN

Doug Gitt (Bad Aibling 67-70) passed along a request from Rob Dethlefsen (Herzo 67-70). It seems that Rob had contacted the Bad Aibling group BALTA (Bad Aibling Lawn Tennis Association) to ask about an ASA stein he purchased dated 1957, with the Maxlrain Brewery on the front and a banner that reads “MAXLRAIN THE FIGHTING FOURTH SUB AREA.” The name “James K. Ward” is inscribed on it. As 1957 is pre-BALTA (66-71), can anyone enlighten us about the “fighting fourth sub area?”

For those of you that miss some of the old Bavarian type of music you might want to try this web site out: http://www.radio-heimatmelodie.de. It’s especially good in the evening hours here in the States.

Joe Strock (Wels/Bad Aibling/Notau 53-56) passed along a web site that has metal license plate frames for ASAers. Thanks to Joe I’ve got one and it’s brought me into contact with several ASAers I previously didn’t know. The site for the license plate frame is: http://www.cafepress.com:80/armyasa.2440194. Not a bad buy for twelve bucks

NEW CONTACTS

  • Ed Sharpe – Bad Aibling 58-60
  • Dennis Morefield – Gartow 68-70

LOST CONTACTS

Reise House (Augsburg 85-88) uniformdoctor(at)hotmail.com
Loren D. Ayers (Bad Aibling 57-60) dayers(at)groidaho.net
Greg Skinner (Schneeberg 68-71) gskinner(at)norrisvilleengraving.com
Thomas H. Loeschke (Herzo/Baumholder 52-53) thomasachm(at)aol.com

WELCOME BACK

Bill Chaff (Frankfurt 69-72)

TAPS

Joseph “Tug” R. Warrick passed away on December 28, 2010 as reported in the Brazil (Indiana) Times newspaper. He served with the Army Security Agency in Germany and numerous other duty stations until his retirement as a Sergeant Major after 21 years of service.


WHAT HAPPENS IN VEGAS, STAYS IN VEGAS
(Tentative 2011 Reunion dates are October 27-29, 2011)

 

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