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FRANK CABLE HOSTS WREATH LAYING CEREMONY FORUSS WAHOO AND L-19

By USS Frank Cable Public Affairs July 09, 2007

La Perouse Strait, off the coast of Northern Japan--On July 8, a wreath-laying ceremony washeld at sea for the crew of USS Wahoo (SS 238) onboard USS Frank Cable (AS 40). TheWahoo went missing more than 60 years ago after a Japanese aerial and surface attack justnorth of the Japanese island of Hokkaido. For those six decades her whereabouts remained amystery, her story one of submarine legend – her crew on eternal patrol. The last chapters ofher story are being written as Frank Cable and her crew conducted an at-sea ceremony todayover the sunken submarine recently discovered by divers in the Western Pacific.Wahoo, a Gato class submarine, distinguished itself during World War II by sinking a total of27 enemy ships. During her WWII service Wahoo received the Presidential Unit Citation forAction.In July 2006 the Russian Federation Navy discovered a sunken submarine south of SakhalinIsland in the vicinity of La Peruose straight. The Russian Navy then notified the commander ofthe Seventh fleet. On October 31, 2006 the Navy confirmed that the images provided of thewreckage, lying in about 213 feet of water, were that of the Wahoo.Three days before the ceremony, Frank Cable departed Vladivostok, Russia. During its portvisit, Frank Cable’s objectives were to promote and enhance military-to-military relationshipsbetween both Navies. After departing, the Guam-based sub tender decided to put thoseobjectives into action. Later that same day, Cable rendered honors by manning the rails for aRussian ceremony held onboard BDK-98, a Russian amphibious ship that was transitingalongside Frank Cable. The crewmembers of BDK-98 were paying respects to a lost Russiansubmarine.“It was an extreme honor and privilege to preside over this solemn and long-awaited ceremony for the Wahoo,” said Rear Adm. DouglasMcAneny, Commander, Submarine Group Seven, located in Yokosuka, Japan. “The accomplishments of U.S. Navy submarines duringWorld War II underscore the relevance and importance of submarines in today’s world. This ceremony brings closure to the families of themen of Wahoo – one of the greatest fighting submarines in the history of the U.S. Navy.”Also on hand was Rear Adm. John Christenson, Commander, Naval Mine and Antisubmarine Warfare Command. He is a relative of aWahoo crew member.“The crew of USS Frank Cable provided a meaningful ceremony that will be in my mind and my family’s mind for a long time,” saidChristenson.“To have Wahoo’s final chapter written by Frank Cable is a tremendous honor. Also, knowing the Russians and the Japanese assisted inlocating and verifying the remains is an epitome of the deep respect that submariners have for one another,” said Capt. Leo Goff,commanding officer.The Navy has long held that the sea is a fitting and final resting place for our Sailors. The submarine will not be salvaged nor will any of theremains of the crew be recovered.

La Perouse Strait, off the coast of NorthernJapan (July 8, 2007)--Rear Adm. DouglasMcAneny, Commander, Submarine Group 7, laysa wreath into the Pacific Ocean in remembranceof the crewmembers of USS Wahoo (SS 238)onboard USS Frank Cable (AS 40). Thesubmarine sunk in October 1943 only to be foundin June 2006 by a Russian diving team. FrankCable is currently conducting operations in thePacific Ocean. U.S. Navy photo by MC2 StefanieBroughton (080707-N-5621B-0176)

SUBMARINES LOST DURING THE MONTHS OF JULY, AUGUST, SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBERUSS G2 SS-27 30-Jul-1919 3 LOST FOUNDERED IN LONG ISLAND SOUND

USS GRUNION SS-216 30-Jul-1942 70 LOST UNKNOWN CAUSES OFF KISKA ISLAND, ALEUTIANSUSS S-28 SS-133 4-Jul-1944 50 LOST FOUNDERED OFF HAWAIIAN ISLANDS

USS ROBALO SS-273 26-Jul-1944 78 LOST POSSIBLE JAPANESE MINE OFF PALAWAN - 4 POWSUSS S-39 SS-144 16-Aug-1942 STRUCK A SUBMERGED REEF OFF ROSSEL ISLAND, IN THE

LOIISIADE ARCHIPELAGOUSS

POMPANO ISS-181 29-Aug-1943 76 LOST POSSIBLE JAPANESE MINE OFF HONSHU, JAPAN

USS FLIER SS-250 13-Aug-1944 78 LOST JAPANESE MINE IN BALABAC STRAITUSS HARDER

ISS-257 24-Aug-1944 79 LOST JAPANESE DEPTH CHARGE ATTACK OFF LUZON,P.I.

USSBULLHEAD

SS-332 6-Aug-1945 84 LOST JAPANESE AIR ATTACK OFF BALI COAST

USS S-51 SS-162 25-Sep-1925 33 LOST RAMMED OFF BLOCK ISLAND, RHODE ISLANDUSS

GRAYLING ISS-209 9-Sep-1943 76 LOST UNKNOWN CAUSES ALONG APPROACHES TPO MANILA, P.I.

USS CISCO SS-290 28-Sep-1943 76 LOST JAPANESE AIR/SURFACE ATTACK IN SULU SEAUSS O5 SS-66 20-Oct-1923 3 LOST RAMMED IN LIMON BAY, CANAL ZONE

USS S-44 SS-155 7-Oct-1943 55 LOST JAPANESE SURFACE ATTACK IN SEA OF OKHOTSKUSS WAHOO I SS-238 11-Oct-1943 80 LOST JAPANESE AIR/SURFACE ATTACK IN LA PEROUSE STRAIT OFF

JAPANUSS DORADO

ISS-248 12-Oct-1943 76 LOST AIR ATTACK IN SW ATLANTIC

USSSEAWOLF II

SS-197 3-Oct-1944 99 LOST USS ROWELL OFF MOROTAI ISLAND

USS ESCOLAR SS-294 17-Oct-1944 82 LOST POSSIBLE JAPANESE MINE IN YELLOW SEA OFF CHINAUSS SHARK II SS-314 24-Oct-1944 87 LOST JAPANESE DEPTH CHARGE ATTACK OFF FORMOSA

USS TANG I SS-306 24-Oct-1944 78 LOST CIRCULAR RUN OF OWN TORPEDO IN FORMOSA STRAITUSS DARTER SS-227 24-Oct-1944 0 LOST GROUNDED ON BOMBAY SHOAL, SOUTH CHINA SEA

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File Photo (Feb. 14, 1942) – USS Wahoo (SS 238) is launched at Mare Island Navy Yard,Calif. , just eight months after her keel was laid. The Gato-class submarine made seven patrolsduring World War II. On Oct. 11, 1943, nearly a month into Wahoo’s seventh patrol, a multi-hour combined sea and air attack involving depth charges and aerial bombs sunk thesubmarine. Adm. Gary Roughead, commander, U.S. Pacific Fleet, declared that the sunkensubmarine recently discovered by divers in the Western Pacific is the World War II submarineUSS Wahoo (SS 238). Official U.S. Navy Photograph, from the collections of the NavalHistorical Center

Birthdays in July, August, September andOctober – Edward Bergin (AUG), Robert Berns(AUG), Ernest Carlson (AUG), Robert Kentner(SEPT), Melvin Millsap (OCT), Tim Moninger(SEPT), Leland Petsch (AUG), and Ben Sievers(JULY).

File Photo (Feb. 7, 1943) – USS Wahoo (SS 238) Commanding Officer Lt. Cmdr.Dudley W. “Mush” Morton speaks with his Executive Officer Lt. Richard H. O'Kane onthe open bridge at Pearl Harbor after the Gato-class submarine’s third war patrol circaFeb. 7, 1943. On Oct. 11, 1943, nearly a month into the seventh patrol, a multi-hourcombined sea and air attack involving depth charges and aerial bombs sunk thesubmarine. Adm. Gary Roughead, commander, U.S. Pacific Fleet, declared that thesunken submarine recently discovered by divers in the Western Pacific is the WorldWar II submarine USS Wahoo (SS 238). Official U.S. Navy Photograph, now in thecollections of the Naval Historical Center .

THE 2008 MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL WILL BEGIN INSEPTEMBER 2007.

Renewals must be completed in a 'timely fashion'. Thenational organization will drop memberships if they arenot renewed on time.ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP DUESNational Dues $20.Nebraska Base Dues $10.--------------------------------------------Total $30.MULTIPLE YEAR RENEWALS2 Years National/Base Dues - $60.3 Years National/Base Dues - $85.5 Years National/Base Dues - $140.NATIONAL LIFE MEMBERSHIP COSTAge 76 and up *$100.Age 66-75 *$200.Age 56-65 *$300.Age 46-55 *$400.Under age 45 *$500.*Plus Annual Nebraska base Dues of $10.

ATTENTION –BECAUSE I AM NOT GETTING MUCHINFORMATION SENT TO ME AS THEEDITOR OF THE TRIM PUMP. I HAVEDECIDED, I WILL BE NOW ASSEMBLYINGAND PRINTING THE TRIM PUMP 3(THREE)WEEKS AFTER EACH MEETING. NEXTDEADLINE WILL BE NOVEMBER 2, 2007.ALSO I WILL BE OUT OF THE AREA FORTHE COLUMBUS MEETING.

WILLIAM C.WILSONTRIM PUMP EDITOR

Joann Miller of Kearney and Betty Millsays of Broken Bow.

FROM THE DESK OF HOWARD MACECOMMANDER OF THE WWII SUBMARINERS

8/1/07Shipmates –

I will write a short note about are last meeting inColumbus N.E. We had our Friday night hamburger feedAt the American Legion across from the motel. We cameback to there for our business meeting on Saturdayafternoon at 1:00PM. Errol V. gave a real finepresentation on the repair and remodeling of ourmemorial at Wahoo NE. Everyone seemed to like it. Wetold him to proceed on. We plan on having it done bythe 2008 Memorial Service. It will be morethan a quickfix up.

Our next meeting will be the annual MemorialService at Wahoo NE Saunders County CourthouseOctober 12, 13 & 14 2007.Keep well as possible at our age. Hold a Zero Bubble anda Greenboard.

All for now.YOUR STATE COMMANDERWWII SUB VETS

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Lori Kentner at Columbus

*******************************************************File Photo (September 1943) – USS Wahoo (SS 238) gets underway for her seventh war patrolafter refueling at Midway Island Sept. 13, 1943. According to USS Bowfin Submarine Museum &Park representatives in Pearl Harbor , the photo is the last known of the Gato-class World War IIsubmarine. On Oct. 11, 1943, nearly a month into the seventh patrol, a multi-hour combined seaand air attack involving depth charges and aerial bombs sunk the submarine. Adm. GaryRoughead, commander, U.S. Pacific Fleet, declared that the sunken submarine recently discoveredby divers in the Western Pacific is the World War II submarine USS Wahoo (SS 238). OfficialU.S. Navy Photograph, now in the collections of the Naval Historical Center.

October 12th, 13th, and 14th in Wahoo, Nebraska,

FRIDAY OCTOBER 12TH

No formal schedule, those driving in early will be on their own, for dinner and social hour at the Veterans Memorial Club.

SATURDAY OCTOBER 13TH

A joint meeting of the WWII Wahoo Chapter and USSVI and both Ladies groups will be held at the Veterans Memorial Club at1330 (1:30PM). Club address– 112 E.7th St. Wahoo.

*** We will be having a lunch at the Club prior to the meeting for a small fee for those who wish to have lunch. *** For all membersattending and who will be staying over night Saturday, we will try to make an arrangement for dinner as a group at one of the local eatingspots.

SUNDAY OCTOBER 14TH

At 1300 (1:00PM), the Wahoo Chapter of WWII will be hosting the annual Wahoo Memorial service on the Saunders County CourtHouse Lawn in front of the Wahoo Torpedo Memorial to include a Tolling of the Lost Boats Ceremony and Guest speaker will beannounced at the meeting on Saturday. Honor Guard detail will be provided by Saunders County Veterans.

*** Immediately following the Memorial service a lunch will be served for all wishing to attend. The Sunday meal will be served at

the Wahoo Press Room at 127 East 6th Street, Wahoo, NE 68066. They can do anything that is on the menu. We will be set up downthe center of the restaurant with the missing man table also set up. This should give us some better exposure to the general public in Wahooalso. The manager is requesting a head count, so if I could get responses by mid September that would be fine. Maybe something could beadded to the next trim pump for everyone to contact me. Right now I am guessing about 30 people based on past numbers when Kathy and Icatered the meal.

***The press room menu will be more up-to-date in the next few weeks but the basic menu can be found atwww.pressroomwahoo.com

***Please contact Pat Hancock 402-443-3607 ASAP for your reservation for the Memorial lunch, if you have not confirmed prior toreading this notice in your Trim-Pump.

For those of you members that have never had the opportunity to attend a memorial service and tolling of the boats, I invite you to comeand take part in honoring our fallen shipmates on eternal patrol who gave the ultimate sacrifice for our freedoms we enjoy today.Restaurants in Wahoo – Wigwam Café, Pizza Hut, Subway, Burger King,Dairy Queen, Runza, The Press Room and the Stockyard Café.

Host Hotel – Wahoo Heritage Inn – Formerly the Super 8 Motel950 N. Chestnut St., Wahoo, Ne 68066-1665PHONE (402) 443-1288 FAX (402) 443-1289 TOLL FREE (866) 443-1288

Pat Hancock # 402.443.3607 (Home) or 402.443.7998 (Cell)sales@wahoocomputer.net or phancock_ndgps@hotmail.com

January meeting – location to be determined at WahooJanuary 18,19,20 or 25,26,27

Kearney 25, 26, 27 2008 AprilHost Motel will be Western Inn 1401 2nd Ave.Reservations 1-800-333-1401 “mention Submarine Veterans” motel is a few blocksNorth and 2 blocks west of ClubAny questions or concerns contact Larry and Sue Andersen 3590 Lowell Rd,Gibbon, NE 68840 Phone (308) 468-6655 E-mail junkmans@nctc.net

Columbus 18, 19, 20 2008 JulyHost Hotel is the Sleep Inn & Suites303 23RD Street Hwy. 30 East 23rd & 3rd Ave.Columbus, NE 68601Phone: (402)-562-5200 Direct Fax (402)-562-4329Toll Free (800)-SLEEPINN

Wahoo 10, 11, 12 October 2008Host Hotel – Wahoo Heritage Inn – Formerly

the Super 8 Motel950 N. Chestnut St., Wahoo, NE 68066-1665PHONE (402) 443-1288FAX (402) 443-1289TOLL FREE (866) 443-1288

USSVI July 2007 Meeting Minutes

Meeting called to order at 1:15 pm by 1st Vice Commander RogerChristensen.

Prayer by Lori Kentner. Pledge of allegiance by all.

Dan Whitney gave a report on the dedication of the new S-36WWII Memorial in Des Moines,Iowa.

Erroll Vanicek gave his report on membership.

Erroll and Dan gave reports on the upgrading of the TorpedoMemorial in Wahoo.

Old BusinessDates for the meetings for 2008 were discussed. Possible datesdiscussed were as follows depending on availability of meetingareas. We need a volunteer to coordinate the meeting in January2008.

October 2007 Wahoo 12,13,14January 2008 ? 18,19,20 or 25,26,27April 2008 Kearney 25,26,27July 2008 Columbus 18,19,20October 2008 Wahoo 10,11,12

Separated into groups

Erroll gave the treasurer’s report and the report was accepted byvote. Erroll reported that our Base dues are due to National by 1January each year. He requested that all life members have theirBase dues of $10.00 turned in by 30 September, 2007 and all yearlymembers have the National dues of $20.00 and Base dues of $10.00turned in by 30 September, 2007 so that we can submit allpaperwork in a timely manner.Erroll and Dan reported that bids are being sought for repairingand/or refacing the torpedo base and restoring the plaque. Designsare being accepted for a new stone monument to place next to thetorpedo with an inscription describing the loss of USS Wahoo.Erroll had several handouts available with designs and pricing forthe upgrading and new stone.

Howard Mace mentioned that there may be money available fromWWII National to help repair the Torpedo Memorial. Howard andErroll will work together to try and access the funds. Howardmentioned that WWII National sent out a procedure for closingdown WWII Subvet bases as the membership dwindles.Dan reported that there is a new registry for WWII veterans of anyservice. The registry will be a way to help document who servedwhere and give these veterans credit for their service to our country.It was brought up that new USSVI cards for yearly members are notbeing sent to members. Dan said that he would look into this andreport at the next meeting.

Meeting adjourned at 2:45 pm.

Respectfully submitted,Roger Christensen 1st Vice Commander

SUBVETTES DUES NOTICE

Please send check in the amount of $15.00 toSue Andersen3590 Lowell Rd.Gibbon, NE 68840.

$10.00 will be for National Dues, $5.00 for our base dues. Youcan use one check for both.

Please have these dues to Sue by December 1, 2007. Thesewill be 2008 dues, which we have to have to National byJanuary 1, 2008.

Minutes from Business Meeting,July 21st, Subvettes ……After attending the combined meeting of the WW II vet and the

US Vets, the Subvettes held their own meeting, July 21, at theAmerican Legion Club, in Columbus. In attendance were president,Lorri Kentner, secretary, Jan Merritt, Jan Kline, Joan Mace, LindaWhitney, Ann Welsh, LaVonne Moss, Terry Tarnick and twoguests, Betty Millsap and JoAnn Miller.

Since there was no meeting in Lexington because only 3 ladieswere in attendance, the minutes from the previous meetingwere approved as printed.

There was no treasure’s report in the absence of Sue Anderson,however, it was assumed that no activity had taken place on theaccount and we still had approximately $500.00 in the bank.

Lorri showed the group the article thatappeared in the National Subvettes News Letter. Jan reported thatRita Kruel from the National group had e-mailed her that it was tooexpensive to include the colored pictures she had sent with thearticle.

Lorrie thought we should contact National about using coloredpictures. Ann Welsh said she was going to the National meeting inconjunction with the cruise next September and would bring it up.

The question came up as to whether we wanted to be more of aservice group. National Subvettes has suggested that wetake on certain projects. Ann Welsh suggested we take on a localproject, such as giving packets to the Veterans Hospital in Omaha.She said she would call the Hospital and see what they really need,and we could assembly this at our meeting in October. It wassuggested we give these packets before Thanksgiving orChristmas as they get a lot of items at that time of year.

Items that were suggested were Puzzle books,cards, bingoprizes, games and books. Ann Welsh and LaVonne Mosswould then deliver the gift bags.

Jan reported that she would not be in attendance at the Octobermeeting as she and Errol Vanicek would be attending the NationalHenry L. Stimson Submarine Reunion that same weekend inGroton, Conn.

Lorri brought up about having a silent auction in Wahoo.Motion was made, seconded and adopted to have auction,and ladies bring items to the Wahoo meeting.

Next order of business was whether we wanted to have base dues.That way we could fund some of the projects. After somediscussion, motion was made, seconded and adopted to have $5.00per year dues starting Jan. 2008. Jan saidshe would bill with the National dues.

Motion was made, seconded and adopted to adjourn the meeting.

Respectfully submitted,Jan Merritt, Secretary

On Eternal Patrol - Memorial Ceremony for the Men of USS Wahoo (SS-238)To all families, friends, and former crew members of USS Wahoo - Lost at Sea, October 11, 1943

This page provides information on the Wahoo Memorial Ceremony and related activities. The date of theCeremony is Thursday, October 11, 2007, the sixty-fourth anniversary of the loss of the boat, and the event willbe hosted by USS Bowfin Submarine Museum & Park, on the shores of Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. Activities arescheduled to begin on Tuesday, October 9, 2007, and conclude with the Ceremony on Thursday, October 11.

Notice to all Wahoo family members, former crew members, and their guests:We are sending out registration packets out to everyone who has indicated interest in attending the MemorialCeremony. We need mailing addresses (snail mail) in order to get these packets to you. If you have not receivedmail from us before, please contact us with your address, or call Charles at (808) 423-1341.

MORE INFORMATION AT http://www.oneternalpatrol.com/wahoo-memorial.htm************************************************************************************************

NEEDS LIST—July, August and September 2007VA Nebraska-Western Iowa Health Care SystemOmaha Medical CenterMonetary donations for the National Veteran's Wheelchair GamesGuest Relations Gift Bag Items: Patriotic key chains, small note pads, pocket tissues, etc. , IMusic CDs (all versions of music) for patient relaxation programReading Material (books, magazines, etc.) for lobbies/clinical waiting areas DVD Movies and VHS Movies (newor used)Patient Comfort Items (please see Voluntary Service Office for list of items)Coffee for patients (Decaf and Regular) (please purchase and deliver coffee to the Voluntary Service Office)Guest Relations Refreshment Cart Items: Sealed, store bought items (i. e, crackers, cookies, juice boxes, sugar-free snacks, etc.)Miscellaneous: Picnic items (contact Dean list at x4550); newspapers (USA Today and Omaha World-Herald)General Post Funds: There is always a need for donations.#1602 Unearmarked: General purpose funds to assist patients with personal needs #1604 Social Work: Forpurchase of bus tickets, etc. for patients#1605 Holidays: For decorations, patient gifts or refreshments#1608 Recreation: Support activities for inpatients and outpatients#1628 Veterans Standdown: For homeless veterans clothing items#1643 National Veteran's Wheelchair Games************************************************************************************************

TRAVEL SIZE COMFORT ITEMS –Deoderant (alcohol free) Lotion Mouthwash(alcohol free) Baby powderDisposable razor Shaving cream Shampoo Tooth brushesTooth paste Denture adhesive Nail clippers Emory boardsComb BrushesThe above list are donations. If there are any questions please contact LaVonne Moss at 402-556-4131

File Photo (July 14, 1943) - USS Wahoo (SS 238) departs MareIsland, Calif., prior to the World War II submarine’s sixth patrol.On Oct. 11, 1943, nearly a month into Wahoo’s seventh patrol, amulti-hour combined sea and air attack involving depth chargesand aerial bombs sunk the Gato-class submarine. Adm. GaryRoughead, commander, U.S. Pacific Fleet, declared that thesunken submarine recently discovered by divers in the WesternPacific is the World War II submarine USS Wahoo (SS 238).Official U.S. Navy Photograph, from the collections of the NavalHistorical Center. (RELEASED)

http://www.cpf.navy.mil/news_images/special_projects/Wahoo/wahoo.htm

USS WAHOO (SS-238) MEMORIALOFFICERS NEBRASKA WAHOO WORLD WAR II CHAPTER

COMMANDER HOWARD MACE 1604 W 4TH STR. LOT #49 McCOOK, NE 69001308-345-6276 (JOAN)

FIRST-VICE ROBERT MOSS 3632 OAK STR. OMAHA, NE 68105402-556-4131 (LaVONNE)

SECOND-VICE LEE PETSCH 401 WEST STR. McCOOK, NE 69001308-345-6071 (BILLIE)

SECRETARY/TREAS. BEN SIEVERS 8326 STATE STR. RALSTON, NE 68127402-331-5410 (HELEN)

HISTORIAN BEN SIEVERSCHAPLAIN FARRELL STEARNS 428 WEST OLD INDIAN TRAIL AURORA, ILL 60506

630-896-1617 (MARJORIE)SILENT PARTNERS OFFICERS

PRESIDENT LaVONNE MOSS 3632 OAK STR. OMAHA, NE 68105402-556-4131 (BOB)

VICE-PRESIDENT HELEN SEIVERS 8326 STATE STR. RALSTON, NE 68127402-331-5410 (BEN)

SECRETARY/TREASURER. JOAN MACE 1304 WEST 4TH STR. McCOOK, NE 69001308-345-6276 (HOWARD)

CHAPLAIN/HISTORIAN MARGGARET REISSLAND 16485 37TH STR. AMHERST, NE 68812308-826-4641 (SWEDE)

UNITED STATES SUBMARINE VETERANS INCORPORATED 2006/2007 OFFICERS

COMMANDER/POC TIM MONINGER 310 G STR. SHELTON, NE 68876-9503308-647-6767 TMONS@NCTC.NET

VICE COMMANDER ROGER G. CHRISTENSEN 4110 Fiene Blvd LINCOLN, NE 68502-5811402-328-9375 rchristensen4@neb.rr.com

2ND VICE COMMANDER PATRICK J. HANCOCK 1626 N. SYCAMORE STR. WAHOO, NE 68066-1044SALES@WAHOOCOMPUTER.NET

SECRETARY ED BERGIN 6153 OAK STR. OMAHA, NE 68106-2933402-558-9982 BIGEDJOANN@AOL.COM

TREASURER/ MEMBERSHIP ERROL D. VANICEK P.O. BOX 293 CERESCO, NE 68017-0293402-435-4503 EVANIC@EARTHLINK.NET

DISTRICT 3 COMMANDER DAN WHITNEY 1777 LINDEN STR. SYRACUSE, NE 68446402-269-2434 CELL 402-672-1774 dwhitney@windstream.net

BASE STORE KEEPER LARRY ANDERSEN 3590 LOWELL ROAD GIBBON, NE 68840308-468-6655` JUNKMANS@NCTC.NET

TRIM PUMP - EDITOR WILLIAM C. WILSON 1829 SOUTH STR. APT # 18 BLAIR, NE 68008402-426-3036 WILDBILL@HUNTEL.NET

SUBVETTES USSVI OFFICERS

PRESIDENT LORI KENTNER PO BOX 219 DAVENPORT, NE 68335H 402-364-2183 CELL 402-450-0093 (BOB)

VICE PRESIDENT JOANN BERGIN 6153 OAK STR. OMAHA, NE 68106-2933402-558-9982 (ED)

SECRETARY JAN MERRITT(ERROL) 2141 ATWOOD LANE, LINCOLN,NE 68521HISTORIAN CINDY MONINGER 310 G STR. SHELTON, NE 68876-9503

308-647-6767(TIM) TMONS@NCTC.NETTREASURER SUE ANDERSEN 3590 LOWELL ROAD GIBBON, NE 68840

308-468-6655 (LARRY)

EDITORWILLIAM C. WILSON WWW.HUNTEL.NET/WILDBILL OCTOBER 20071829 SOUTH STREET # 18BLAIR, NE 68008

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