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Barry,it's seems to me you're right on that one.I took my "Italian" classes in a building to the right as you came in thru the front gate..[82nd][E6][uswingsr][infantry][scout]
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Seasoned Vet
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Being there was the first time I saw fries with mayo.Damn good.Anyone remember the Carnival they used to have in the park?Do they still do it?[82nd][E6][uswingsr][infantry][scout]
"Stand....in the door"
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Regular Joe
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We used to take the train to Verona to go to
Mcdonalds. We would buy about a **** load of
food and bring it back, every one wanted some
and we would just laugh at them, or tell the
cherrys Mcdonalds just opened downtown.[ ]
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Strac Trooper
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I recall going to a go-kart track somwhere over by venice these where fast go-karts with twin engines and there was a track side bar anyone else recall this place I cant for the life of me remember the name. boy that made for a great time.The hole country was like a go kart track for me I had a 69 Fiatsport that was pretty quick boy am I lucky I did not die over there from druck driving or just driving in general it is however safe to say that I dont do that anymore I would not even think about diving after drinking (live and learn)_
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Stare Master
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RT, I remember that track. As I recall, it was bordered by tires. On one of the curves I cut too close and hit one of the tires and flipped it. Wasn't hurt at all. Thanks for the memory.[thup]
Only two defining forces have ever offered to die for you, Jesus Christ and the American GI. One died for your soul, the other for your freedom.
"History teaches that when you become indifferent and lose the will to fight someone who has the will to fight will take over." COLONEL BULL SIMONS
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Hard Charger
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Anyone remember going to Ponteba for cold weather training? I recall a trip to clean up after the show melted, we started back down the and one of the old men that lived up there was so pleased he served us all home made Grapa for about an hour. We got back to the Casern and went out on a thunder run. Hit every bar on one side the street going up the big hill and then hit the other side on the way back. I dont recal the walk back to the Casern, I just remember Top screaming at us while we got out the of the Carbinari's jeep to drunk to walk. LMAO
"Greater love than this hath no man, but that he should lay down his life for his friends."
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Kilted Texas Paratrooper & E-7 for LIFE
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I heard a rumor that the bad-a$$ statue of St Michael has been painted to look more lifelike. Man I hope & pray that isnt true. That statue was a great reninder to every leg around who's turf they were on & who ran the show everytime they walked past it on the way to the the PX/Commissary.
Oh, and what was the name of that bar in front of the Vicenza train station?? I got in a fight there once. (I know,,, that so hard to believe from such a mellow guy such as myself)
Tex out,
"Consensous is the Absence of Leadership" Margaret Thatcher
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