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A supplement of the Daily Journal | D Section | November 11, 2015

VETERANS DAY 2015

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2015

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TUPELO – During the last two weeks, crews have been working nearly non-stop to get the F-105 Thunderchief display ready in Veterans Park. “We’ve been working diligently to get the sidewalks done, the pavers, the seat wall and the rest of the landscaping,” said Tupelo Parks & Recreation director Alex Farned. “It won’t be 100 percent done by Veterans Day, but we will still have the dedication ceremony during the city’s annual Veterans Day program. “The high school is sending a 50-student choir to sing. Smitty Harris, who used to fly F-105s, went to a pilot’s conference out west recently and he is trying to get veteran pilots to be a part of it. It will be nice.” The ceremony will begin at 9 a.m. at the Veterans Memorial in the park. Efforts to get the F-105Thunderchief, af-

fectionately known as The Thud, to Veterans Park have taken more than five years. The Thud was chosen to honor Col. Smitty Harris of Tupelo and Lt. Col. Gene Smith of West Point. Both men flew the plane and both were shot down over Vietnam. The $60,000 project to display the plane began when a group of veterans joined forces to form Jet Volunteers. The plane was located in San Antonio, Texas, but there were some delays in getting it shipped to Tupelo. It arrived in Tupelo in March 2013, but the plane sat in a back lot on Crossover Road until earlier this year when work began in earnest to renovate the plane and prepare it to sit on a pedestal in the east Tupelo park. The plane made its way across town to the park on a Sunday morning in September. The next day, the 10-ton plane was hoisted onto the pedestal and bolted down. william.moore@journalinc.com

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American Legion Post 49 was destroyed in the April 24, 2014, tornado.

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TUPELO – Local veterans hoped the rebuilding of American Legion Post 49 would be completed by Veterans Day, but the rebuilding of the Legion hut will take a little while longer. The Legion hall at Legion Lake was destroyed by the April 24, 2014, tornado that devastated parts of Tupelo. Work on the new, 7,300square-foot building began last summer. Volunteers from Eight Days of Hope leadership team spent 14

days, starting the July 4 weekend, erecting the frame of the building. “Most of the exterior work is done. We are working on the interior right now,” said Post commander Mike Pettigrew. “We are about 95 percent complete on the electrical and they are still working on the fire suppression system.” All of the electrical and plumbing rough-ins must be completed and inspected before the drywall can be installed to make the interior start to take its final shape.

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“The date we had hoped for all along was Nov. 11, but that’s not going to happen,” Pettigrew said. “Unfortunately, we knew that in September. There were unforeseen delays with contractors that set us back.” Officials hope to be in the building by the end of the year. Efforts to keep costs low by using volunteer labor has created some of the time delays. “If we were in a position to just sit back and cut checks (to contractors), it would be done by now,” Pettigrew said. “But the fund-raising has been slow. We try to use volunteer groups when we can, but sometimes you have to wait for them to be available. “We are thankful that people are still wanting to help.We don’t have any reason to complain.” The new building will have a front porch and picture windows facing Legion Lake. It will be slightly smaller than the old building, but it will be more accessible because it will only be one level. The building will also have a more efficient layout that includes two ballrooms and a conference room. The old building had offices scattered around and a basement that “looked and smelled like a basement.” People can still donate to the building fund through the CREATE Foundation or by mailing a check to American Legion Building Fund, 1875 Legion Lake Road, Tupelo, MS, 38804. william.moore@journalinc.com

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Tom Ginn, commander of VFW Post No. 4057, served in the Vietnam War. Today, he works to improve the lives of veterans.

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In Vietnam, Ginn guarded observation posts in the jungle while he worked in sensitive seTUPELO – At the height of the curity control. Vietnam War, Tom Ginn arrived Some nights, he would sit outon the Cam Ranh Bay Airbase lo- side his hooch, a couple of blocks cated at Vietnam’s southern from the hospital, watching as peninsula at 10 p.m. helicopters brought in soldiers. Gunshots went off left and “They were blown apart, some right. Ginn couldn’t see a thing dead,” he said. “The surprising through the thick darkness. part was, I would say, I’m won“I was scared,” the current com- dering why this is happening. mander of VFW Post No. 4057 said. Why are we letting this happen?” “I don’t mind admitting. You didn’t On one particular day, Ginn know what to expect.” rested in his six-room hooch with When he was drafted in 1965 at his comrades when he heard a the age of 19, he definitely worgunshot ring from the room in ried about dying at a young age, the back. but he wasn’t opposed to going. “When I first moved into the His mother just knew he was hooch, there were two guys in the going to get killed. back, one each side of the hall“I was lucky,” Ginn said. “I got way,” he said. “Both of them had shot at a few times, but fortudoors on their room. One of nately I never got hit.” them had a war trophy, an old He left behind his wife and 6rifle. month-old son. When Ginn came “He was playing with it one back, his son didn’t know who he day, and it went off, went through was. his door, through his hooch“That was a traumatic experimate’s door next door and killed ence, man,” he said. “Those are him. He was 18.” the type of things you have to Ginn’s thoughts on the Vietnam sacrifice.” War mirrored a lot of his comBY ZACK ORSBORN DAILY JOURNAL

rades: What is going on? “There were people getting killed every day. Back here in America, we didn’t know anything about that,” he said. “It was literally happening every day. The cause was not really worth all the lives we lost over there.” Ginn compared the Vietnam War to the conflict with ISIS, saying it was never actually a war; it was just a conflict. “You see what happened when we pulled out (of Vietnam). We gave it all back to Viet Cong,” he said. “In essence, I feel like all the years we spent over there, and all the lives we spent over there, were worthless.” Looking back, Ginn did have some positive experiences in his 20-plus years of military service when he was stationed in Newark, New Jersey. In 1975, Newark was considered the worst city in the United States, but he went anyway. “I worked with college kids and helped train first lieutenants,” Ginn said. “When you saw them get commissioned and get to college, it's very rewarding to know

that you had a part of that.” In regards to veterans suffering from Agent Orange-related illnesses – caused by a herbicide the United States used in Vietnam to clear jungles – Ginn said progress is being made in aiding veterans. “Vietnam screwed up a bunch of people, but it’s going better,” he said. “Congress is pushing it. I have a lot of friends who have a lot of sickness. They are finding out these sicknesses a lot of our veterans have can be contributed to Agent Orange.” As commander of VFW Post No. 4057, Ginn said he wants to change some of the stereotypes that exist for veterans. “Veterans need more medical help and more recognition for what they’ve done,” he said. “That's what we try to do here. It's not a place to just go get drunk, it's a place to go have camaraderie, make friends, meet people and help people.” zack.orsborn@journalinc.com Twitter: @thedaily_zack

‘Veterans need more medical help and more recognition for what they’ve done. That’s what we try to do here. It’s not a place to just go get drunk, it’s a place to go have camaraderie, make friends, meet people and help people.’ Tom Ginn

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In 1926, Congress recognized November 11 as a day to honor Americans who had served in the Armed Forces during WWI. In 1938, Congress proclaimed November 11 Armistice Day and after WWII and the Korean War, Congress changed the name of Armistice Day to Veterans Day to pay tribute to all the Americans throughout history who had served their country. The name may have changed, but the purpose remained the same. Veterans Day is a time to honor the valor and dedication of American veterans. Please join us as we salute the men and women, both past and present, of the U.S. Armed Forces. Thank you for serving and protecting our country.

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First Sgt. Tony Shackleford of Belden was deployed to Iraq in 2005-06 with the 155th Armored Brigade Combat Team. When he returned stateside, Shackleford helped found the Dixie Thunder Run, a motorcycle ride that raises money for soldiers in need.

The guardsman Shackleford continues to fill a need with service at home might go another 24 months. I’m still healthy.” In his nearly 30 years with the BELDEN – All things being equal, guard, he’s spent about 10 on active 1st Sgt. Tony Shackleford would’ve duty, including an 18-month debeen happy staying home from ployment in Iraq from 2005 to 2006 Iraq. with the 155th Armored Brigade “I can’t say that I enjoyed any of Combat Team. Gen. Augustus L. it. It’s a pretty harsh landscape,” the Collins, who was a colonel at the 53-year-old Belden resident said. “I time, picked Shackleford for his went because the brigade was personal security detail. called to go. I went with my friends. “That wasn’t my training. I couldI wouldn’t not go.” n’t really tell you how I was chosen,” In some ways, the seeds of his de- he said. “He knew me. I guess he ployment first took root during trusted my judgment.” late-night conversations in New AlBefore going to Iraq, Shackleford bany with Larry Robbins in 1980. and his team went to a police acad“We were good friends growing emy in Pearl to train for a couple of up in high school. We had chitchat- weeks. They learned how to scan ted about it for a couple of weeks,” crowds for potential threats and Shackleford said. “We decided to go how to move when under enemy to a local recruiter, and the rest is fire. history.” But training goes only so far. In They signed up under the NaIraq, Collins liked to know what was tional Guard’s buddy system, so happening when the vehicles they were trained together in Fort stopped. Knox, Kentucky. Shackleford “He’d come right out and say, learned to be a tanker, and over the ‘What’s going on, Shack?’” Shackleyears, he was a driver, a loader, a ford said with a grin. “I’d say, ‘Sir, gunner and a tank commander. would you get back in the vehicle?’ His first stint with the guard He wouldn’t do it.” lasted eight years, then his civilian As brigade commander, Collins job moved him to Georgia. He got had to travel to meetings at headout of the guard until he found quarters. The 155th was spread out, himself back in Mississippi. He reso he also covered a lot of territory alized he only lacked a couple of to check on his troops. years before having 10 years in. “We did a lot of flying, BlackSometime later, he noticed he hawks,” Shackleford said. “When only had a couple of years before we didn’t fly, we’d take gun trucks, hitting the 20-year mark, so he dethe Humvees. When we moved on cided to see things through for two the ground, it was five gun trucks full decades. that moved with us.” “I’ve got 28 years in now, so, yeah, Collins and his escort encounretirement – I do more than think tered improvised explosive devices about it,” Shackleford said. “I’m not twice, but no one was seriously a spring chicken anymore, but I hurt, though the brigade as a whole BY M. SCOTT MORRIS DAILY JOURNAL

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lost 28 soldiers during the war. In addition to the threat caused by the enemy, members of the 155th were hit by unexpected news from back home. “One of the hardest things I saw Collins have to deal with was Hurricane Katrina coming in August,” Shackleford said. “That was tough for guys, especially those from Waveland and down there. We were over there, so there was nothing we could do. That was hard for guys. “Going around and visiting the guys, those were tough moments because you’ve got to be a solider,” Shackleford continued, “but guys didn’t know if their families were alive.” Collins worked with the Red Cross to help members of his brigade connect with family members. When he could, he rotated soldiers back to Mississippi, so they could deal with the crisis in person. When Shackleford’s stay in Iraq was over, he still had work to do. On the official side, he was assigned to recruitment and retention, and helped build an ROTC program at Northeast Mississippi Community College in Booneville. On the personal side, he was one of the founders of the Dixie Thunder Run, a motorcycle ride and fundraiser. “The first year after we got back home was our first ride,” Shackleford said. “It was going to be just one. We had probably four of our guys who had been injured, and we gave the proceeds to them.” This is the Dixie Thunder Run’s 10th anniversary, and some $380,000 has been raised for soldiers and their families.

“That’s pretty good for a once-ayear motorcycle ride,” he said. The 2015 Dixie Thunder Run has already happened, but the team is supporting Ride for a Cause, a Dec. 5 event that’s affiliated with the rock band 3 Doors Down’s Better Life Foundation. Raffle tickets are being sold for a custom Harley-Davidson Road Glide that’s been painted red, white and blue. On one part of the bike, there’s a painting of a pair of empty boots, a rifle in the ground, an empty helmet and dog tags with the name “Zippo.” That’s in honor of the late David “Zippo” Bland, one of the Dixie Thunder Run’s founders. To learn more or to make a contribution, visit www.dixiethunderrun.net. Though Shackleford said retirement is more than a word, he’s still committed to the National Guard. These days, he’s with the 2-114th Field Artillery Battalion. “The first sergeant’s job is simple, beans and bullets,” he said. “I’m responsible for getting them fed and making sure they have ammo. I make sure they’re doing what they’re supposed to do and make sure they’re where they need to be.” Shackleford also has duties as president of the Dixie Thunder Run, and he hasn’t spent much time thinking about stepping down. “As long as there is a need, and there is a huge need,” he said, “we’ll keep doing it, as long as it is supported by the public.” scott.morris@journalinc.om Twitter: @mscottmorris

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GC Rhudy

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