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Enigma0122 · 12-01-2008, 08:56

Great CSM, although I did not work directly under him, was on ODA 572 A/3/5

Alsee Richardson, great guy. remember in the Carter years when all we did was post support and clean up. One support cycle myself and a another guy out of 3/5 (Molina) were task for three month to cleaning the GB Club and keeping the beer on ice. Alsee told one to home for 30 days and then the other. He didn't need two of us. Molina went first, back to PR and then I to KY. FREE LEAVE.

Needless to say, I was able to repay his kindness some 19 years later when working as a Patrol Sergeant with the Hoke County Sheriffs Dept. Glad I was there for you Alsee and home safe.

12-01-2008, 08:56	#9
Enigma0122 Quiet Professional Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: KY Posts: 278	Great CSM, although I did not work directly under him, was on ODA 572 A/3/5 Alsee Richardson, great guy. remember in the Carter years when all we did was post support and clean up. One support cycle myself and a another guy out of 3/5 (Molina) were task for three month to cleaning the GB Club and keeping the beer on ice. Alsee told one to home for 30 days and then the other. He didn't need two of us. Molina went first, back to PR and then I to KY. FREE LEAVE. Needless to say, I was able to repay his kindness some 19 years later when working as a Patrol Sergeant with the Hoke County Sheriffs Dept. Glad I was there for you Alsee and home safe. __________________ Colonel Crealock speaking to Colour Sergeant reporting from Isandlwana, " One most remain calm during times of stress". From the movie Zulu Dawn Last edited by Enigma0122; 12-01-2008 at 12:31.
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