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ATT00001A1-Z.jpg (64902 bytes) Larry Snitgen passed away March 26, 2002. He attended BJWS and graduated the Dog Handler  and Combat Tracker Team courses. He served in Vietnam in 1966, 1967, 1968, 1970 and 1971. Larry was a dog handler with CTT#3 attached to the 4th Infantry Division. His fellow Team member was Goldie (5X03). He later served as a Team Leader with the 62nd IPCT attached to the 1st Cavalry Division (Airmobile). Larry and Goldie are remembered by those that had the privilege to serve with them. SEEK ON
Roy and friends.jpg (62356 bytes) Leonard "Frenchy" Giguere passed away on May 10, 2005.

Shown are members of the 61st IPCT:   Roger Cool, Denzil Lile, Jerry Pritchett, Roy Burchfield and Lenny.

He was one of the good guys, was liked by all that knew him and will be missed.

Thanks to Roy Burchfield for sending the photo and for remembering.
Joe "Nick" Nicholson passed away on July 16th, 2006. He had been involved with the Tracker program from the beginning.  He attended JWS with the first Teams to be trained and became the Sr. NCOIC for CTT #7 & #8 with the 1st Cav.  He remained with the 62nd IPCT, and went on to help establish the Ft. Gordon Tracking School.  Nick retired out as Sgt. Major in 1973. 
  Thanks to Bob Baker and Buddy for attending Nick's services on 22 July, 2006.

This photo shows Nick with Neil Couch - and I am sure they are together again.  May Light Perpetual shine upon them both - and may Sambo be biting Neil's boot again.
This photo of Gary D. Nabors and Greg Hickey was taken during their tour in 1970 with the 66th IPCT.  Dewitt Roberts found Gary's sister in VA and found this:
"Gary was killed in an auto accident in Midland Texas in 1990, which is the reason we haven't been able to locate him. He was a graduate of the fifth Visual Tracker Class in BJWS. He served his first tour at the 4th Div, came to Ft. Gordon as an instructor for the first graduating class, and went back to the 66th IPCT, at the 25th Div for a second tour before leaving the military as a Staff Sgt. Worked his entire life in the Oil Fields. He was a passenger in the auto accident.  Gary had lot of friends looking for him." 

Rest in Peace, Gary.

 
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