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From: Pope Adam MSgt 38RQS/DOE
To: JMWatson
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Subject: RE: Information on Charlie the PJ and PJ Missions
Jim
What's up?" Just got back from 30 days of leave, good time. Have you received any info on the KIa's, if not let me know and I'll dig up what you need.
Charlie
is at the 58 in
Talk to you soon
Jim,
I updated some of the
Information on Jason Cunningham, Mike Maltz and Jason
Plite. We are still tracking down their medals.
I also included pictures of
Charlie over the skies of
VS
Commander, 38 RQS
We at the 38th
thoroughly appreciated Chief Malone's gesture and in turn, brought Charlie
to every event in our brief tenure with him. We brought him to 58 RQS
stand-up with the intent of presenting him to them, but alas they beat us to
the punch, using cunning and ingenuity got him out of one of the hotel
rooms. They inturn brought him to he next PJ
grad, and to the War in
He now resides at
the 24th, and has since missed the 31st RQS activation and the last PJ grad,
who knows when we will see him again.
I think it 's time to do what Chief Malone says, all the physical
abuse has got to stop. Charlie was almost permanently destroyed at the
last reunion; he no longer has fins, broken ear, all badges and stickers put on
throughout the years lost or destroyed. A lot of
history gone.
Commander, 38 RQS
DSN 460-5188
Comm (229) 257-5188
"That Others May Live...to Return With Honor"
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From: Malone, Patrick [mailto:[email protected]]
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To: JMWatson; Savino
Vincent Lt Col 38RQS/CC
Cc: 102 RQS NYSUFF; Malone, Patrick; 129 STS; 210 RQS; 23 STS; 24 STS
Subject: RE: Information on Charlie the PJ and PJ Missions
I agree...
I think it is
time, in this "new world" to re-establish some guidelines for the
care and handling of Charlie. I propose that if Charlie is taken from a unit
with brute force rather than stealth, it should be the gaining team chief's
responsibility to give him back to said unit and take a minute to remind his
men of the intent of taking Charlie. We, at the 123 STS graciously brought
Charlie to Moody for the Squadron stand up and GAVE him to the team. I did that
with the intent of it becoming a new tradition. Obviously that was taken too
lightly by the other team chiefs and should also be addressed. We have put too
many guys in the hospital and showed our collective asses in front of too many
retirees to continue the tradition in this manner. Just my thoughts...
Pat
CMSgt
Patrick M. Malone
Pararescue Supt./123 STS
1101 Grade Ln.
Louisville Ky. 40213
DSN 741-4133 COMM (502)
364-9489
[email protected]
Jim,
Just
got my latest Canopy Chatter. Here are some corrections to the Charlie History
January to May
2002 deployment to
14 June 2002 38
RQS (not 41st RQS) Moody AFB, GA Presented to the 38th Rescue Squadron
(RQS) on CMSgt Don Shelton's Behalf (Retirement
after 31 years) by the 123 STS PJs (CMSgt Malone)
These are the
only dates/places between Jan 2002 and July 2003 when he was taken to the 24
STS
Hope this helps.
r/
Vinnie