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Oral History of Terry W. Wheeler
Tags: 11th ACR; 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment; 18th Airborne Corps; 2nd ACR; 2nd Armored Cavalry Regiment; 2nd Battalion; 2nd Lieutenant; 69th Armor Regiment; Achievement Medal; ACR; advanced training; Airborne Corps; Armor Officer; Armor Regiment; Armored Cavalry Regiment; basic training; Bavaria, Germany; Berlin Wall; Blachorse Regiment; cavalry; COEA; cold war; combat simulations; Community Veterans History Project; Company Commander; cost and operational effectiveness analysis; CVHP; deployments; East Germany; Eighteenth Airborne Corps; Eleventh Armored Cavalry Regiment; enlistment; Executive Officer; Federal Republic of Germany; Fort Benning, Georgia; Fort Knox, Kentucky; Fort Lee, Virginia; Free State of Bavaria; freedom birds; FRG; German Democratic Republic; Germans; Germany; Infantry Branch; information technology; inner German border; IT; lieutenants; Maintenance Officer; military training; Operations Research/Systems Analysis; ORSA; rapid deployment force; Reserve Officers' Training Corps; ROTC; Schweinfurt, Germany; scouts; SDES; Second ACR; Second Armored Cavalry Regiment; Second Battalion; Second Lieutenant; simulation training; Sixty-Ninth Armor Regiument; Student Development and Enrollment Services; Tank Company Commander; Taylor Johnson; Terry W. Wheeler; U.S. Army; U.S. Army Infrantry School, Fort Benning, Georgia; UCF; UCF SDES; UCF Student Development and Enrollment Services; veterans; weapon systems; West Germany; XVIII Airborne Corps
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