From: themilitarytoday@pacbell.net   
      
   My Favorite Wartime Memory: Brian Chambers   
      
   LTC Fulcher, Maj Fitch, Capt Berstein and Lt Piacentini will allways be in the   
   fore front of my mind of what an officer should be, Thank GOD they choose to   
   serve Their country. This will be a hopefully funny after thought. The unit was   
   required to do large scale movement and we were training after about three days   
   of listening to Maj (bing bing Kling on the radio rasie hell, buggs bunny and   
   elmer fude came over the net. Be very quite we are hunting rabbits, Whats up   
   doc?   
      
   Maj Kling went off demanding to know who it was. GIs are get arent they.   
   DIG IN AND BERM UP   
   Be quiet we are hunting rabbits   
      
   SFC Brian David Chambers   
   I served as the medic PSG with 4/18 Inf.   
      
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