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- Tags: Columbia, South Carolina
Fifteenth Census Population Schedule for Columbia, South Carolina
Tags: Agnes L. Latimer; Alexander Bollin; Anna Bryan; Bessie B. Alsobrooks; Bill Marion; Billy Maddox; Bobbie Maddox; census; Charles E. Ketchen; Charles E. Ketchen, Jr.; Charles E. Ketchen, Sr.; Claude Haskell Maddox; Claude Haskell Maddox, Sr.; Columbia, South Carolina; Dorothy Conyers; Edward Alsobrooks; Elizabeth Gaster; Elizabeth Ketchen; Elizabeth Latimer; Emily Roper; Frank Brennecke; Frank Brennecke, Jr.; Frank Brennecke, Sr.; Gertrude H. Ketchen; Irene Bryan; J. M. Harding; James Conyers; James Latimer; James Robert Maddox; John Austin Latimer; John Latimer; Kate Fickling; Katerine Ketchen; Louise Roper; Lucile Porter; Lula Brennecke; Margaret Marion; Marian Porter; Mary E. Gaster; Miriam E. Alsobrooks; Myra Brennecke; Nita P. Lowe; Nita P. Maddox; Nubye Roper; population; Ruby Wilham; Ruth Latimer; Ruth R. Latimer; Samuel Cox, Elizabeth S. Fickling; Sarah F. Fickling; Virginia Gaster; Walker Wilham; Wiebelle Bollin; William F. Roper; William Gaster; William Maddox
Oral History of Ray Sturm
Tags: 210th Field Artillery Brigade; 34th Infantry Division; accountants; Advanced Individual Training; advanced training; AIT; alcohol; alcoholic beverages; alerts; AR-15; Army Special Forces; basic training; beers; budget cuts; cold war; colleges; Columbia, South Carolina; Community Veterans History Project; comradery; CVHP; David Lee Roth; defense; defense budgets; Desert Storm; desert training; E-3; E-4; education; Enlisted Rank 3; Enlisted Rank 4; enlistment; Federal Republic of Germany; firearms; First Gulf War; First Iraq War; Fort Irwin & the National Training Center; Fort Jackson; Fort Stewart; Frankfurt Airport; Frankfurt, Germany; FRG; Georgia; German Air Force; Germans; Germany; Gulf War; Gulf War I; guns; Headquarters and Headquarters Battery; Herzo Base; Herzogenaurach, Germany; HHB; higher education; Iraq; Iraq War; James Earl Carter, Jr.; Jimmy Carter; Katie Hollingsworth; Kuwait; Kuwait War; law enforcement; Luftwaffe; M16 rifles; military training; Mojave Desert; music; musicians; National Training Center; NCO; non-commissioned officers; Nuremberg Trials; Nuremberg, Germany; Operation Desert Storm; orlando; Persian Gulf War; PFC; police; police brutality; polizei; Private First Class; range shooting; rapid deployment forces; Ray Sturm; Republic of Iraq; Ronald Reagan; Ronald Wilson Reagan; sergeants; shooting; shooting ranges; soldiers; Special Forces; Specialist 4; State of Kuwait; supply; terrorism; terrorists; Thirty-Fourth Infantry Division; training; Two Hundred and Tenth Field Artillery Brigade; U.S. Army; U.S. Army Special Forces; UCF; University of Central Florida; Van Halen; veterans; veterans' benefits; Warrior Thunder; weapons; weather; West Germany; Wilson Jones; Winter Park; World War II; WWII
Oral History of Sharon L. Ekern
Tags: A1; advanced training; Albany, Georgia; assistant director of purchasing; basic training; boot campRemoves; Camp H. M. Smith; Camp Lejeune; cold war; Columbia, South Carolina; Community Veterans History Project; contracting and purchasing; CVHP; Denver, Colorado; Desert Storm; E-5; Ekern, Sharon L.; Enlisted Rank 5; expert marksman; expert marksmen; First Persian Gulf War; Hawaii; Jacksonville, North Carolina; Lowry AFB; Lowry Air Force Base; M16; Marine Corps Ball; Marine Corps Recruit Depot; Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island; Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego; marines; McKinney, Roy; MCRD; MCRD Parris Island; MCRD San Diego; MEPs; Military Entrance Processing Command; Myrtle Beach, South Carolina; Operation Desert Storm; orlando; Parris Island, South Carolina; physical training; PT; Roy McKinney; San Diego, California; Seargant; servicewoman; sexual harassment; sexual misconduct; Sharon L. Ekern; Staff Sergeant Selectee; Student Development and Enrollment Service; Tailhook Scandal; U.S. Air Force; U.S. Marine Corps; UCF; University of Central Florida; USAF; USMC; veteran; veterans; woman; women