Kengo Duffy 89
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That’s my Dad!!!!
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Thank you for your response. Is your dad well? (I get a kick out of my memory of the SF team in Hokkaido in 89.) I still have the momento he gave me. – Joe
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Joe, just came across this, but joe, if you can tell me more about our association in North Wind in Hokkaido. Thanks
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Kengo, I arrived in Japan 2 weeks before North Wind 89 and was the 17th ASG’a Transportation guy (SFC) in Hokkaido. I took the team to the range one snowy morning. As we bounced down the tank trail the CPT asked how long I’d been in Japan? When I said 2 weeks it got real quiet. When I said I’d come from Ft Carson everyone breathed again and went back to normal. Before the exercise ended you gave me something.
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Kengo, I had the van to transport the team to the rifle range in Hokkaido. You gave me a small white piece of cloth with an SF patch and your signature. (sorry so long in answering, but I still have it)
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