15th Infantry Regiment Association
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Dedicated to the Members of the 15th Infantry Regiment
"Past, Present, and Future"
Last Update November 21, 2019

 

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TAPS
Reported November 21, 2019

Bill Cleveland Bowers-DOD 10/03/2012. He lived in Lebanon, TN , with his wife Rita. He was born 02/18/1928 and served as a SFC with the Tank Co, Regt. in Korea from 1951-1952. He joined the Association on 05/01/1997.
https://www.woodhavenfh.com/obituary/bowers-bill

Walter C Bucher Sr-DOD 07/01/2017. He lived in Iselin, NJ. He was born in 08/28/1924 and served as a PVT with A CO, 1 BN during WWII from October 1943 to December 1943. He received the Bronze Star, CIB & PH. He joined the Association on 11/01/1995.
https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/mycentraljersey/obituary.aspx?n=walter-c-bucher&pid=185975385&fhid=17078

Henry H. Burke- DOD 09/28/2019 He lived in Columbia, SC and served in the Korean War 1951-1952 as MSG, G Co 2BN. He was a Life Member DM Reported by Pennie Burke
https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/spartanburg/obituary.aspx?n=henry-hilton-burke&pid=194047274&fhid=32171

Patrick W Burke-DOD 12/13/2017. He lived at Pensacola, FL. He was born on 03/01/1929 and served as a LTC with A CO, 5th RCT. in Korea from June 1953 to July 1953. He received the Bronze Star, CIB, Vietnam Service Medal & Legion of Merit and was OPH. He joined the Association on 10/01/2000.
https://www.meaningfulfunerals.net/obituary/patrick-burke?fh_id=11174 

James J Davis-DOD 01/20/2019. He lived in Mason, OH  with his wife Lois. He was born 01/07/1930 and served as SGT with the Med CO, REGT in Korea from April 1952-March 1953. He joined the Association on 03/12/2000. He became a Life Member on 02/11/2017
https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/name/james-davis-obituary?pid=191339146

Nicholas J Dick-DOD 07/27/2018. He lived in Council Bluffs, IA  with his wife Juanita. He was born on 11/01/1932 and served as PFC with D Co, 1 BN in Korea from May 1953 to May 1954. He joined and became a Life Member on 03/12/2000.
https://www.cutleroneill.com/obituaries/Nicholas-J-Dick-Jr?obId=3169760#/obituaryInfo

Wilber L Dirksen-DOD 06/28/2019, He lived in Yuma, AZ with his wife Harriette. He was born on 04/30/1928 and served as SSG with B CO, 1 BN in Korea from December 1948 to December 1951. He joined the Association 07/01/1997.
https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/yumasun/obituary.aspx?n=wilbur-lavern-dirksen&pid=193310268&fhid=6825

Egan M Fehnel-DOD 08/07/2019. He lived at in Allentown, PA with his wife Mary. He was born on 08/28/1931 and he served as SFC with H CO, 2 BN in Korea from May 1953 to August 1954 and was OPH. He joined the Association 10/01/1995 and became a Life Member on 10/12/2001.
https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/mcall/obituary.aspx?n=egan-m-fehnel&pid=193630568

John F Ferrara-DOD 10/20/2017. He lived in Westfield, VT 15874, with his wife Carolyn. He was born on 09/06/1931 and served as SFC with F CO, 2 BN in Korea from March 1952-to January 1954. He received a Silver Star, Bronze Star & Purple Heart. He was at OPH. He joined the Association on 09/15/2000.
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/184584907/john-ferrara

John l. Fitzgerald-DOD 05/07/2015. He lived in Vandalia, MO. He was born on 12/17/1921 and served as a TSG with A CO, 1 BN during WWII from 1941 to 1944. He received 5 Bronze Stars and the Purple Heart. He joined the Association on 03/05/2003.
https://www.pikecountynews.com/obituaries/john-law-fitzgerald-jr/article_b4c31f1c-8eb5-5fc8-a94b-47dff3f898a1.html

Robert Gann-DOD 08/03/2019. He lived in Mascot, TN with his wife Joan. He was born on 05/05/1929 and served as a CPL with SVC CO, REGT in Korea from January 1950 to November 1951. He joined the Association & became a Life Member on 03/23/2012.
https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/knoxnews/obituary.aspx?n=robert-milton-gann&pid=193561234&fhid=9272

Constantino Grasso-DOD 02/06/2005. He lived in Evertt, MS. He was born on 11/24/1915 and served as a SGT with I CO, 3 BN during WWII from February 1943 to October 1945. He joined the Association on 08/01/1994 and became a Life Member on 08/13/1997.
https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/bostonglobe/obituary.aspx?n=constantino-grasso&pid=3145690

Wayne D Hubbard-DOD 11/17/2014. He lived in Tulsa, OK. He was born on 04/21/1920 and served as a T/4 with HHC, 2 BN during WWII from April 1942 to August 1945. He joined the Association on 06/01/1995 and became a life Member on 08/12/1997.
https://www.tributearchive.com/obituaries/2515256/Wayne-D-Hubbard

Bob G. Kent-DOD 06/11/2018. He lived in Georgetown, GA. He was born on 02/19/1931 and served as SGT with B CO, 1 BN in Korea from November 1949 to June 1951. He received a Purple Heart. He joined the Association on 11/03/2006.
https://www.dothaneagle.com/eufaula_tribune/obituaries/kent-bob-g/article_e552eda1-f78b-58d9-9fa5-e031e2de194d.html

Edward Koleske-DOD 06/22/2019. He lived in Appleton, WI. He was born on 05/17/1929 and served as SFC with HHC, 1 BN in Korea from March 1951 tp December 1952. He joined the Association on 04/01/1997.
https://www.wichmannfuneralhomes.com/obituary/Edward-Donald-Koleske/Appleton-Wisconsin/1850496

Robert A Little-DOD 11/28/2016. He lived in Manchester, CT. He was born on 12/07/1931 and served as CPL with HHC, 2 BN in Korea from 1949-1952. He joined the Association on 01/08/2006.
https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/journalinquirer/obituary.aspx?n=robert-little&pid=183034721&fhid=24222

John C Mackinnon-DOD 02/15/2016. He lived in Norwood, NJ. He was born on 11/02/1924 and served as PFC with L CO, 3 BN during WWII from February 1944 to September 1944. He received a Bronze Star, Purple Heart & French Legion of Honor. He joined the Association and became a life Member on 10/01/1993 and was a Charter Member.
https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/northjersey/obituary.aspx?n=john-mackinnon&pid=177747911&fhid=14973

Edwin C Marion-DOD 11/06/2016. He lived in Forks, WA. He was born on 12/08/1927 and served a 1LT with M CO, 3 BN in Korea from March 1953 to August 1953 and was at OPH. He received a Purple Heart. He joined the Association on 07/17/2003.
https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/peninsuladailynews/obituary.aspx?n=edwin-c-marion&pid=181951543&fhid=2822

James Hunter Pugh Jr-DOD 05/18/2019. He lived in, Frederick, MD with is wife Loretta. He was born 11/15/1934 and served as a PFC with A CO, 1 BN during the Cold War Era from June 1955 to January 1957. He joined the Association on 06/20/2006.
https://www.meaningfulfunerals.net/obituary/james-pugh-jr?fh_id=15658

Vincent A Randazzo-DOD 03/16/2018. He lived in Largo, FL with his wife Dolores. He was born on 02/05/1926 and served at a PFC with M CO, 3 BN during WWII from April 1945 to July 1946. He joined the Association on 08/25/2003.
https://www.mossfeaster.com/obituaries/Vincent-Randazzo/#!/Obituary

Ted Rowland-DOD 10/17/2019. He lived in Richmond, VA with his wife Else. He was born on 12/24/1931 and served at 1SGT with C CO, 1 BN in Korea from June 1950 to July 1950. He joined the Association on 09/01/1999.
https://www.blileys.com/obituaries/Ted-Rowland?obId=8253406

Robert F. Scanlan -DOD 11/13/2018 He lived in Ankeny, IA. He served in the Korean War 1952-1953 as a CPL I Co, 3BN. Reported by Tom Heitzer
http://hosting-24883.tributes.com/obituary/show/Robert-Francis-Scanlan-106586731

Frank J Scarcella-DOD 02/17/2017. He lived in El Cajon, CA. He was born on 02/22/1931 and served as SGT wit G CO, 2 BN in Korea from 1952-1953. He joined the Association on 11/01/1998.
https://www.dignitymemorial.com/obituaries/ei-cajon-ca/frank-scarcella-7302179

Jack R Siewert-DOD 09/13/2019. He lived in York, PA. He was born on 05/08/1924 and served as a LTC with C CO, 64th Tank in Korea from November 1951 to September 1952. He joined the Association on 05/15/2004.
https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/york/obituary.aspx?n=jack-r-siewert&pid=193939847&fhid=4981

Anthon S Sorbero-DOD 02/13/2019. He lived in Amsterdam, NY with his wife Shirley. He was born on 11/30/1924 and served as T/5 with I CO, 3 BN during WWII from February 1944 to October 1945. He received a Purple Heart. He joined the Association on 10/01/1993 and was a Charter Member.
 https://rileymortuaryinc.com/book-of-memories/3734454/Sorbero-Anthony/

Charles E Tart-DOD 10/17/2019. He lived in Fayetteville, NC with his wife Edith. He was born on 01/07/1931 and served as a MSG with C CO, 1 BN in Korea from August 1951 to July 1952. He joined the Association on 09/15/2000.
https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/fayettevilleobserver/obituary.aspx?n=charles-e-tart&pid=194209571

Benjamin Walker DOD 12/14/2018. He lived at Columbus, GA with his wife Jean. He was born on 08/30/1928 and served as a SSG with C CO, 1 BN in Korea from August 1952 to July 1953. He joined the Association on 03/18/2004.
https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/ledger-enquirer/obituary.aspx?n=benjamin-walker&pid=191005765&fhid=5117

 

DUES NOTICE
Annual Members
The annual membership fee for 2020 is due starting in the month of October. Check your mailing label and if you have 2019 after your name your dues need to be paid for 2020. Send your check or money order and the form below to:
                                                      Tom Heitzer at
                                             231 Normandie Drive
                                             Bonne Terre, MO 63628


Regular annual membership dues are $10.00 (current Active Duty dues are $5.00).
Multiple year payments are welcomed.
Life membership rates are:
Below 60–$150, age 60 to 69–$120; age 70 to 79–$100; age 80 and above–$50.

If you are on active duty and deployed at this time contact us and we will extend your membership until you return, but you need to let us know of your deployment status. Email Tom Heitzer at theitzer001@charter.net  to let him know of your deployment and we will extend your membership.
Several members have recently sponsored memberships for active duty soldiers of the active battalion. This is an opportunity for all members to express their appreciation for the service to the nation of today’s Dragon Soldiers. The form below provides a space (Sponsor Active Duty) for sponsoring these memberships. A two-year membership is only $10.00.

Contributions to the Awards and Monument (A&M) Fund or General Fund are also always appreciated and may be included with your payment. Please complete and detach the form below and submit with your dues. For those with email capability, please provide the address to update the Association database.
-------------------------------------------Printable Form is in the Dragon------------------------------------------

NAME: (PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY)
E-Mail Address: (to update Association database) ______________________________
Dues Amounts: Payment: Regular Annual $10.00
Dues $---------------------------
Associate Annual $10.00
Sponsor Active Duty $---------------------------
Active Duty Annual $ 5.00
A&M Fund $---------------------------
Life See above
General Fund $---------------------------
Total Payment $---------------------------

Make check or money order payable to the Treasurer, 15th Infantry Regiment Association and mail to Tom Heitzer at 231 Normandie Drive, Bonne Terre, MO 63628

 

               All about members of the 15th Infantry Regiment Association.

Eligibility for Regular Membership:
Present or prior honorable service with the 15th Infantry or units attached or supporting the 15th Infantry.

Eligibility for Associate Membership:
Spouse, parents, children, or siblings of any person eligible for regular membership, and any person with a special interest in or an affinity for the 15th Infantry.

Select your category and complete the appropriate membership form below.


Membership Types
Special Instructons
 
11/5/2019 

 

Application For Membership
Application for Regular Membership” & “Application for Associate Membership
and have them be sent using the 
theitzer001@charter.net e-mail

Pay by Credit Card on PayPal to pay your dues or mail a check to
Tom Heitzer, 231 Normandie Drive, Bonne Terre, MO 63628.

Membership Application

Once we receive your payment we will send you your Welcome Packet. 

Make check or money order payable to the Treasurer, 15th Infantry Regiment Association
and mail to:

Tom Heitzer
  231 Normandie Drive
Bonne Terre, MO 63628 

All about members of the 15th Infantry Regiment Association.
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Eligibility for Regular Membership:

Present or prior honorable service with the 15th Infantry or units attached

or supporting the 15th InfantryRegiment.
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Eligibility for Associate Membership:

Spouse, parents, children, or siblings of any person eligible for regular

membership, and any person with a special interest in or an affinity

for the 15th Infantry Regiment.

Pay by Credit Card on PayPal to pay your dues or mail a check to
Tom Heitzer, 231 Normandie Drive, Bonne Terre, MO 63628.

  
Current Association Membership

There are two catagories of membership,

 Regular and Associate
                                                                               Members By Period
             Members by Type
China Hands 0   Regular Life 236
World War II 28   Regular Annual 52
Korean War 117   Associate Life 18
Cold War 80   Associate Annual 8
Peace Time 17   Total Members 314
Operation Iraqi Freedom 9      
War On Terror 36      
OEF 1      
Associate Members 26      
Total Members 314      

 

Frequently Asked Questions
Why donate? The 15th Infantry Regiment Association is a non-profit veterans organization operating as an IRS 501(c)19. All donations are tax
deductible. The Association uses donations to support its mission which includes to perpetuate and foster the history and traditions of the Regiment
and unite past and current active duty members of the Regiment in a close and cooperative alliance.
Why PayPal? -- PayPal offers online security that other payment services cannot match. None of your credit card information is seen or stored with
the Association.
Do I need a PayPal account? – No. After you select the amount and click on "Pay Now" you are transferred to PayPal.com. There you have the
option to logon to your current PayPal account or pay without a PayPal account.
Why do I need to enter "Street Address to Apply Dues"? -- We need ensure the payment is applied to the correct street address. Some users
may be using accounts setup with businesses that may have a different billing/shipping address.
Will I get email verification? – Yes, PayPal sends you an email verifying your payment. You also receive an email from the Association verifying
your donation.
Is the Association verified by PayPal? -- Yes. To become Verified, the Association provided PayPal with proof that we have an existing account
at a bank or other financial institution. Because these institutions are required by law to screen account holders, the PayPal verification process
increases security when you donate to the Association.
How is my donation used?  -- Monies collected from donations are added to the general fund. This fund is used for production of the Regimental
Newsletter
The Dragon, postage, to purchase plaques for each battalion soldier of the year, memorial plaques, and other miscellaneous expenses.
Donations submitted for a specific purpose are welcome, also.
Who do I contact with specific donation questions? -- You can contact the Association leadership at the following email address --
  Donations@15thinfantry.org


Pay by Credit Card on PayPal for your donation or mail a check to Tom Heitzer, 231 Normandie Drive, Bonne Terre, MO 63628.
Once we receive your payment we will send you your Welcome Packet.
 

Make check or money order payable to the Treasurer, 15th Infantry Regiment Association and mail to:

Tom Heitzer
  231 Normandie Drive
Bonne Terre, MO 63628

 

The 15th Infantry Regiment Association is selling Bumper Stickers for $3 each. These sales will be used to support Association activities. Make checks payable to the 15th Infantry Regiment Association and send checks and recipient addresses to Andrew Lerch at 15302 Iris Lane, Montclair, VA 22025-1015 and he will send out all Bumper Stickers via the US Postal Service.

 

Association Officers and Staff
Click on Link for Officers & Staff  PDF

President

Timothy R. Stoy

6531 Milva Lane

Springfield, VA 22150

703-912-4218

timmoni15@yahoo.com

Commander, 3rd Battalion   

MAJ Arthur L. McGrue

594 Vanguard Road Ste 3071

Ft. Stewart, GA 31314

912-435-7697

arthur.l.mcgrue.mil@mail.mil

Editor, The Dragon

Andrew G. Lerch

15302 Iris Lane

Dumfries, VA 22025

706-325-3705

andrew.g.lerch.mil@mail.mil


Vice President

Addison D (Tad) Davis IV

78 Spring Pond Lane

Spring Lake, NC 28390

703-772-4558

tad.davis117@gmail.com



 

CSM, 3rd Battalion

CSM Andrew R. DeUnger

594 Vanguard Road Ste 3071

Ft. Stewart, GA 31314

912-435-7698

andrew.r.deunger.mil@mail.mil




Trustee

Leonard L. Lassor

690 Salman Fall Road

Rochester, NH 03868

603-335-3554

lenlassor@myfairpoint.net


Secretary

Position Eliminated
Nov. 2018

 

 

 

 

Chaplain

Charles C. Trout

10191 Birchwood Drive

Huntington Beach, CA 92646

714-836-4981

chaptrout33@gmail.com

Trustee

Warren E. Sessler

4591 Bigford Street

Las Vegas, NV 88122

702-586-7022
wesessler1@aol.com


Acting Treasurer

Tom Heitzer

231 Normandie Drive

Bonne Terre, MO 63628

314-650-4692

theitzer001@charter.net


China Room Custodian

SSG Tyrone Love

594 Vanguard Road Ste 3071

Ft. Stewart, GA 31314

912-435-7698

Tyrone.g.love.mil@mail.mil

 

Trustee
Vacant

 

 

 

 

 


Membership Chairman

Tom Heitzer

231 Normandie Drive

Bonne Terre, MO 63628

314-650-4692

theitzer001@charter.net

Webmaster

Richard W. Heller

1515 Ramblewood Drive

Hanover Park, IL 60133

630-837-8871

rheller@warfoto.com

Trustee

Vacant

 

 

 

 

HSGMOR

Mark T. Baker

5415 Roaring Branch Road

Columbus, GA 31904

706-566-5165

ultimabake47@gmail.com

Historian

Timothy R. Stoy

6531 Milva Lane

Springfield, VA 22150

703-912-4218

timmoni15@yahoo.com

Database Administrator

Tom R. Heitzer

231 Normandie Drive

Bonne Terre, MO 63628

314-650-4692 

theitzer001@charter.net

HCOR

Jerry Bates

3017 Margaret Jones Lane

Williamsburg VA 23185         

757-645-4765

jerrybates41@cox.net

Public Relations Chairman

Vacant

 

 

 

 

C & BL Chairman

Vacant

 

 

 

 

 

                                                      About Us    

                                                  
The 15th Infantry Regiment Association is dedicated to the preservation of the traditions and history of the 15th Infantry Regiment.

Our celebrated unit is the fourth to hold the number 15 in the infantry of the Regular Army.

The first unit to be the 15th Infantry was initially organized on 16 July 1798 as a result of the Quasi-War with France 1798-1800.

The second use of the 15th Infantry was as a volunteer unit in the War of 1812. The 15th Infantry participated in the expedition which captured Fort George, Canada. Following the capture of the post, a British counterattack drove the American Force into a nearly disastrous retreat. The movement
was covered successfully by the 15th Infantry which lost nearly half of its strength in a valiant fight against a much stronger foe.

Again as a volunteer unit, the 15th Infantry served in the Mexican-American War as a part of General Winfield Scott's expedition to Vera Cruz. The Regiment fought in the battle there as well as in others at Plandol Rio, Cerro Gordo, Churubusco, Las Animas, Jalapa, Chapultepec, and Mexico City.
When peace came, the 15th again was mustered out.

The 15th Infantry today traces its official Army lineage to the 1st Battalion of the 15th Infantry constituted on 3 May 1861 by General Order No. 33. By the end of the Civil War, our Regiment fought in 22 major engagements, including Murfreesboro, Chickamauga, Chattanooga, and Atlanta as a part of BG King's Brigade of Johnston's Division, XIV Army Corps of the Army of the Cumberland. The Regiment was a key element of the only Regular
Brigade in Sherman's Army. The Regiment's crest includes the acorn, the symbol of Major General George Thomas's XIV Corps, and the mountains of stone symbolize the XIV Corps firm stand as the "Rock of Chickamauga". The four acorns represent the four major engagements.

Since then, the 15th Infantry has served continuously in the Indian Wars, the Spanish-American War, the Boxer Rebellion, the Philippine Insurrection, World War II, the Korean War, Operation Desert Shield/Storm, Operation Restore/Continue Hope, Somalia, Operation Uphold Democracy, Operation
Iraqi Freedom, Operation Enduring Freedom, and the Global War on Terror.

The 15th Infantry has more overseas service than any other Regiment in our Army with 26 years in China and 32 years in Germany. In addition, between the World Wars it is the only Army Regiment permanently posted outside US territory.

The 15th Infantry Regiment Association is dedicated to the preservation of the traditions and history of the 15th Infantry Regiment.


The 15th Infantry Regiment Association is an IRS 501(c)(19).

             

                                                                                                              

A quarterly newsletter, The Dragon, is published to keep the membership informed on recently completed and ongoing activities as well as items of general interest. Regularly there are articles by the Association President, the Honorary Colonel of the Regiment, the current Battalion Commanders and the Association Chaplain. There are special sections for TAPS announcing deceased members and SICK CALL identifying ill members who need
our thoughts, prayers and cards of encouragement. A SEARCH section is dedicated to helping members locate information on past comrades and acquaintances. Members are encouraged to submit accounts of their experiences in the Regiment. Their articles have proven to be truly interesting and bring many favorable responses from the readers.

An annual CAN DO RENDEZVOUS is held each spring, hosted by the Active Duty Battalion. Generally, the Rendezvous consists of a welcome reception; tours; displays of weapons, equipment and vehicles; events arranged by the host and a banquet with the soldiers. The Rendezvous offers opportunities for the newer members of the Regiment to become acquainted with past members as well as time for past members to renew old friendships and swap stories. The annual general membership business meeting is held during the Rendezvous as well as every two years, the election of officers.

A Regimental Dinner is held in conjunction with an Annual Reunion. The event is normally scheduled in September. Generally the active Battalion has
attendees with the Battalion providing the Regimental Color Guard. A short program is normally conducted at the dinner.

The Association presents awards recognizing outstanding achievements to the Non-Commissioned Officer of the Year and Soldier of the Year for our active duty battalion. The awards are named for Medal of Honor recipients from that battalion of the Regiment. These awards are traditionally made during the Can Do Rendezvous or at an Appropriate ceremony subject to operational requirements of the Battalion. In addition, Certificates
of Appreciation are presented to those deserving individuals who contribute significantly to the attainment of Association objectives.

In keeping with the Association objectives to promote morale and high esprit de corps the Association provides the active units with nominees for Distinguished Members of the Regiment. These are prior soldiers of the Regiment recognized for accomplishments within the Regiment or as a distinguished member of the civilian community who formerly served in the Regiment.

An impressive collection of Association memorabilia and artifacts is located with the 3rd Battalion at Fort Stewart, GA. Members of the Association donated these items. Through agreement with the Battalion these items of Association property are displayed along with items belonging to the unit. A Custodian of Memorabilia is appointed to maintain memorabilia and artifacts donated to and stored in the Associations Historical Repository. The Custodian maintains a current inventory and coordinates with units on loan and return of items. In the event of deployment of the unit, or inactivation, the custodian takes possession of the items and designates a place for display or storage.

The Association commemorates the outstanding history of the Regiment by placing plaques and monuments at significant locations. In the early years of the Association the members were most generous in supporting the Awards and Monument fund. Beautiful plaques were placed at Fort Lewis main gate, the China Gate at Fort Benning, the Marne Garden at Fort Stewart and at the China Room in the 3rd Battalion Headquarters
at Fort Stewart. In 2014, the Association spearheaded the effort and placed a new monument at the Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park to commemorate the service of our Regiment in the Atlanta Campaign of 1864 during the Civil War.

The Association is self-sustaining with no financial assistance from any source other than the membership. Annual and life membership dues, together with donations from members, are the primary source of financing. In addition, an annual raffle is held by mail. Cash prizes are awarded to winners with a nominal amount of profit going to the general fund. Association officers are reimbursed for out of pocket operating expenses only
(printing, copying, phone, etc.).

The Association fully supports our active battalion, whatever their mission, wherever they serve, in defending our nation. When duty calls, the soldiers
of the 15th Infantry Regiment--- Can Do

 


Entire Photo Gallery

Afghanistan OEF13
15th Infantry at Fort Stewart, GA
Bosnia
15th Infantry Photos on our Army Webpage
Civil War Gallery
1st Bn Change of Command May 2004
China Service
3rd Bn Change of Command January 2014
Cold War
Regimental Dinner June 2014
Iraq OIF2005
Kennesaw Mountain Monument Dedication June 2014
Iraq OIF2007
William J. Carson, MoH Marker
Korean War
 
World War II
1st Bn Change of Responsibility August 2014
15th Infantry 1866-1880
1st Bn Change of Command May 2015
Interments - 15th Infantry - ABMC Overseas
3rd Bn Welcome Home Ceremony July 2016
Interments - 15th Infantry - Andersonville, Georgia
 
Interments - 15th Infantry - Arlington, Virginia
 
Interments - 15th Infantry - Custer, Montana
 
Interments - 15th Infantry - Ft. Douglas, Utah
 
Interments - 15th Infantry - Ft. Benning, Georgia
 
Interments - 15th Infantry - Mobile, Alabama
 
Interments - 15th Infantry - Marietta, Georgia
 
Interments - 15th Infantry - Stones River, Tennessee
 
Interments - 15th Infantry - Vicksburg, Mississippi
 

 

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