TROOPS OF THE 4th BCT, 506th INFANTRY REGIMENT Currahee Battle Flags were
presented by the 506th Association to all 30 companies/troops/ Anyone may purchase one of these flags from the 506th Association
via US Mail.
ALL profits |
From
CSM Timothy D. Coop (4th
BCT CSM): Here is our new Battle Flag being flown over CTF Currahee HQs on FOB Salerno, Afghanistan. I want to thank the Association for their love and support. Our warriors love this flag and are asking every day how they can get one. |
From
1SG Christopher Lococo (A Co, 4th BSTB): August 31, 2008: Currahee 6, COL Johnson delivered to us a 506th Association Flag today. I first would like to thank you for this gift. We are proudly flying here at COP Altamur in Logar Province, Afghanistan. I have enclosed pictures of the flag flying strong. Please accept my heart filled thanks for this. Currahee! Sappers lead the way! |
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From
1SG Roosevelt Whetstone (B Co, 2nd BN, 506th): August 26, 2008: My company is now at FOB Tillman, Afghanistan. So far we've been very busy protecting the freedom of the Afghan people. My Brigade Commander, COL John P. Johnson and CSM Timothy Coop came to my FOB last week. To my surprise, before they left he presented to me and my CDR (CPT David Conner) a CURRAHEE flag. I don't need to tell you how excited we were. We immediately unfolded it and flew it within an hour. We're standing on the shoulders of you and all of the veterans that served in the 506th CURRAHEE before us. Lastly, I want to say thank you. The CURRAHEE flag is the centerpiece of our FOB. We will fly it until the day we depart this country. |
From 1SG Kerry
N. Bassett (C
Co, 2nd BN, 506th): We had been,
since assuming our position on FOB Boris, flying the blue CURRAHEE
flag with the National Sincere thanks
go out to all who made this happen. We will never forget your
sacrifices; you are truly great |
From
SSG Matthew Hembree (A
Troop, 1-61st CAV): September 14, 2008: We are the Reconnaissance Surveillance Targeting Acquisition Battalion of the 506th Regimental Combat Team. This is a picture of the Currahee Flag flying over COP Zormat in Afghanistan. |
From 1SG Glen
Coleman (D
Co, 2nd BN, 506th): |