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On January 21, 2011, Troy Watson went to join his wife along with his Easy Company Brothers in Heaven.
Troy was
born August 4, 1933 in Kaufman, Texas, and on his
death at the age of 77, lived in Dallas, Texas. **Donations may be made to J. Glover (Webmaster), 2140 Tradewind Dr Apt 35, Mesquite, Texas 75150 in order to maintain Troy's E-2-7 website going forward** _______________________________________________________________________________________ |
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EASY CO. MARINE VITO PILEGGI,
BARMAN DURING 1951/1952 HAS WRITTEN A VERY GOOD BOOK
ENTITLED "Easy
Company Marines - More than Brothers".
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IT IS A VERY GOOD SYNOPSIS OF
THE YEAR THAT VITO SPENT IN KOREA. A LOT
OF WONDERFUL STORIES ABOUT HIM AND HIS MARINE
BROTHERS AND THEIR TRIALS AND ESCAPADES. IT WILL
BRING BACK MANY MEMORIES FOR ALL OF YOU WHO SERVED
IN KOREA. VITO IS SELLING THE BOOKS FOR $17.50
EACH. I PERSONALLY BOUGHT THREE, ONE FOR EACH OF MY
CHILDREN.
YOU CAN REACH VITO AT : "VITO
PILLEGI"
vito@wvi.com
TO TURN IN YOUR ORDER.
You can also go
to
www.createspace.com/3411831
and to
www.amazon.com search
books then Easy Company Marines.
SEMPER FI,
TROY WATSON
This E 2 7 Memorial Website
has been built and is maintained by a tremendous amount of time,
effort and financial contributions of Troy Watson, Founder and
Jennie Glover, Webmaster. All Marines (and their families) who
have served in E 2 7 or anybody else who would care to support
this website are invited to donate. Donors will be acknowledged Contributions may be forwarded to: J. Glover 2140 Tradewind Dr Apt 35
Mesquite, TX 75150 "THIS NON-PROFIT MEMORIAL WEBSITE IS NEITHER SPONSORED NOR SANCTIONED BY THE UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS AND IS WHOLLY OWNED AND SUPPORTED BY MARINES WHO SERVE OR HAVE SERVED IN E 2 7, 1ST MARINE DIVISION, THEIR FAMILIES AND FRIENDS". Background Drawing by Kelly Noble©
"The safest place in Korea was right behind a platoon of Marines, Lord how they could fight" Major General Frank E Lowe, US ARMY
You may contact the webmaster or report problems to Jennie Glover
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