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EK Combat Knives |
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The EK, Mark IV is the 17th Infantry Regiment Association’s official fighting knife. |
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| C 1-17 Infantry 1952-53 |
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A personal web site of Association member, Joe Roberts with many great pictures from the Korean War |
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| Buffalo Trace Bourbon |
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OK, it’s Bourbon, it’s from Kentucky (Birth place of the 17th Infantry) and it’s named "BUFFALO TRACE" .. do you need any other excused to drink it? In addition, it’s a pretty damn good bourbon! |
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Guest Welcome Message
Welcome Guest
Welcome to the 17th Infantry Regiment Association's website.
Our Association is a Incorporated, Non-Profit Organization whose main purpose is to serve as a link between the past and the present through preservation and perpetuation of the history and traditions of our great regiment. The 17th Infantry Regiment has a long and proud history, both in war and in peace. Soldiers of this regiment are currently serving on active-duty in the United States Army. Soldiers of this regiment have been serving continuously since the beginning of the Civil War in 1861. Our web pages seek to tell the story of the 17th Infantry Regiment, and to bring together current and former members of the 17th Infantry who share that special bond of camaraderie that so few Americans are ever able to experience -- the mutual seasoning and discipline and pride engendered by a tour of duty with the 17th Infantry. Our web pages are dedicated to that purpose.
Membership to the Association is open to all who served in or with the 17th Infantry Regiment, in peace time or times of war. Associate and Lineal memberships are available as well. Individual dues are $17.00 for an annual membership, or $150 for a life membership. Both include a subscription to the 17th Infantry Association's Newsletter, The Buffalo Bugle, which contains items such as personal stories, Association news, photographs, and other interesting information. There is also news about the 17th Infantry's only remaining active duty Battalion, the 1st Battalion serving at Fort Lewis, Washington. Your subscription also entitles you to special web features that will only be accessible if you are an Association member.
Guest: Access to general information pages
Registered Member: Access to the forum, guestbook, and photographs
Association Member: "Full access to include member profiles, documents, downloads, and the newsletter archives."
If you've served with the 17th Infantry Regiment during peace time or war please think about joining the Association to keep the Brotherhood of the Buffalo going strong for many years to come.
"Buffalo"
Donald Shook
President and Membership Chairman of the Association
Distinguished Member of the 17th Infantry Regiment
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6/26/2009 |
Official 17th Infantry Regiment Fighting Knife  This past year, CSM Green and I set out to have an official, 17th I ... |
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6/23/2009 |
The Next Buffalo Bugle will be mailed out in July sometime and the top stories are: |
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12/24/2008 |
To All, On behalf of the 17th Infantry Regiment Association, I just wanted to wish everyone a great Holiday Season as well as a prosperous and healthy 2009. Please keep all of our men and women currently serving in the Armed ... |
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12/2/2008 |
Robert Charles Kingston (July 16, 1928 - February 28, 2007) was an American General who served as the commander of United States Central Command.
Kingston graduated from Brookline High School in 1947. He entered the Army as an enlisted soldie ... |
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