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Future uncertain for historic Fort Bragg Club after new $17.5M center opens
http://www.fayobserver.com/military/future-uncertain-for-historic-fort-bragg-club-after-new-m/article_2b500138-a363-5a2c-a422-21b7e8c692a3.htmlFuture uncertain for historic Fort Bragg Club after new $17.5M center opens
Posted: Thursday, February 19, 2015 5:37 pm | Updated: 8:44 am, Fri Feb 20, 2015.
By Amanda Dolasinski, Staff writer
Over the past 50 years, the charming Spanish colonial revival building in Fort Bragg's historic Normandy Heights neighborhood has hosted holiday celebrations, promotion ceremonies, wedding receptions and public brunches.
But as Fort Bragg prepares to open its $17.5million conference and catering center, the future of the picturesque Fort Bragg Club is uncertain.
A final decision has not been made, said Ben Abel, a Fort Bragg spokesman.
"We're still kicking around ideas," he said.
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Future uncertain for historic Fort Bragg Club after new $17.5M center opens (Original Post)
unhappycamper
Feb 2015
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GP6971
(31,163 posts)1. Hoisted a few brews there over the years
Hope it doesn't go away
unhappycamper
(60,364 posts)2. I went to Ft Bagg after my first Nam tour.
I've hoisted a few there myself.
GP6971
(31,163 posts)3. Never stationed there
Plenty of TDY there though. My unit was a hot shot logistics deployment unit, but non- deployable outside the US........if that makes any sense. We were tried and true REMFs.
unhappycamper
(60,364 posts)4. I was a 31E40 REMF
Since they had no 31E40 (Field Radio Repair) slots available, I ended up running electronics repair for the Basic Training Center.
Not getting shot/mortared/RPGed at was a big bonus.
GP6971
(31,163 posts)5. Had to look that one up!
You're hands must have been full during that time period!!!
I was a 88N, transportation