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NewsJuly 14, 2003

The 140th National Guard, which disbanded in 1963, held a reunion at Knights of Columbus Hall in Jackson on June 27. Former members have served conflicts from World War II through Vietnam. They began the reunion tradition in 1997 and have continued with it every other year...

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The 140th National Guard, which disbanded in 1963, held a reunion at Knights of Columbus Hall in Jackson on June 27.

Former members have served conflicts from World War II through Vietnam. They began the reunion tradition in 1997 and have continued with it every other year.

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Col. Don Sievers opened the ceremony by posting the colors with SFC Bill Robinson and the Delta Team. Paul Summers was in charge of obtaining this group.

John Lorberg introduced Mike Radford, a performer who is also known as the ambassador of patriotism, who cancelled his show in Branson, Mo., to give the program at their reunion. His show titled "Remember When" offered a trip down memory lane with comedy, storytelling and a strong dose of patriotism.

After the program a memorial service was held in honor of deceased members.

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