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85TH ANNUAL REUNION August
29-30, 2004 15th and 30th Inf. Regt. Dinners Business Meeting Savannah,
GA
Last Update April 25, 2011
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85th Annual 2004 Reunion Photos
Aug.27
Aug 28-29
Aug.30
Aug 30-31
New Photos from
the US Army, Ft. Stewart 3ID Public Affairs Office
Email your photos (files) to
rheller@warfoto.com
Also send me correct names for people in the photos, I couldn't remember
all the names!
15th Infantry Regiment Association Dinner-August 29, 2004 |

Crowd at 15th Inf. Reg, Assn.Dinner
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Whit Mullins, Jerry and Lillian Cunningham |

Whit Mullins gives the Pvt. Joseph F. Merrell
Soldier of the Year Award to
Sgt. Brian McDonald and his wife,
of the 15th Inf. Reg. |

John Shirley, Jerry Sapiro, and Jerry Cunningham |

Ed Dojutrek, LTC Luck, and John Shirley |

Ed Dojutrek, LTC Luck,
John Shirley,
and John Burke |

Henry Burke wowing Active Duty GI's
with his Korean experiences |
30th
Infantry Regiment Dinner-August 29, 2004 |

Sgt. Jim Dunigan III, CMH Recipient Col. Charles
Murray, and Pvt. Michael Dixon.
The photo was taken after the 30th Infantry's Reunion Dinner.
Dunigan
and Dixon are members of the 30th Inf. Reg. Re-enactors Group |

Frank DeAngelo Ronald Page, Carl Q. Topie, CMH Recipient Col.
Charles Murray, Clyde N. Clapp, Pvt. Michael Dixon,
Sgt. Jim Dunigan III,
Matt Reister, Henry C. Page Jr.
The person between Frank DeAngelo & Carl Topie is me... Ronald Page, the
other person at end of the picture beside Matt Reister is my father,
Henry C. Page, Jr. I am the nephew, and Dad is the brother of 2nd Lt.
Dalton D. Page, C company, 1st platoon, KIA Nov 24, 1943 at Colroy,
France.
In my research, I contacted Col. Murray (Col Murray was 1st Lt of C
company at the time of Dalton's death) and he provided me with detail
information about Dalton's death and pictures of the town of Colroy
where Dalton was killed. What I haven't found out are the events from
the time Dalton left the States until the time he hooked up with company
C. I guess that will come in time.
Col Murray also invited us to attend the reunion. It was a very
emotional and rewarding experience. It helped Dad to finally put closure
to Dalton's death. All he ever knew was that Dalton was killed in France
during the "Big Push" toward the Rhine river and is buried somewhere in
France. On behalf of Dad and myself... thanks to all for such a warm
welcome and to all the veterans and their families for the sacrifices
and contributions made for all of US. |

This is a photo of
Sgt. Jim Dunigan III
standing honor guard detail for the 30th's Regimental Dinner, next to
Carl Q. Topie, on Sunday night.
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U.S. 30th Infantry Regiment WWII
reenactor group's display of uniforms and equipment of the 3rd ID in
WWII |
Photos contributed by
Sgt. Jim Dunigan III, Able Co., U.S. 30th Infantry Regiment, U.S. 3rd
Infantry Division (Reenacted) |
Last Update
April 25, 2011



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