Talk:XVIII Airborne Corps Artillery

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In Sept. of 1967 I was assigned to the XVIII abn. corps Arty at Ft. Bragg. My unit was 4th Bn. 73rd Arty C battery. We were an 8 inch self propelled unit. When I arrived at the unit we did not have our guns. They were issued later. I became Motor officer and set up the TOE for the motorpool. My motor Sgt. was SSG Wilfong. The 1st SGT was Shanklin. Our CO was 2nd LT. Hopkins. Is the 4/73rd still an active unit? Any info. would be appreciated

Donald l. Blankin e-mail Donnie_B@Charter.net—The preceding unsigned comment was added by 66.191.213.95 (talk • contribs) 11:38, 15 September 2005.

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