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Evening all,

We have the memorial details for Muska’s (https://7cav.us/threads/10837/) funeral proceedings. As a regiment, General Chance.JT is organising 10 trees to be planted, and relevant info sent to the family, on behalf of us all. In the mean time, I’d like to organise an additional item from the regiment to Muska’s family.

We have a way to send notes of remembrance. I want to collate any and all messages you have together, with a pre-text from the regiment first. We only have a short time to put this together. Around 48 hours, so please pass the word out to those you see in your squads and team speak.

Please write your message in this thread, and I’ll collect them together along with your Cav name in the final message from the Regiment.

Greetings Brothers and Sisters!

Since 2019 the 7th Cavalry has had the pleasure of supporting the Stack-Up in tandem with other communities and content creators just like us! The charity aims to send video games, equipment and other paraphernalia to current serving veterans in their deployment zones, and disabled veterans at home around the world!

This has been a program so near and dear to our own hearts as many of our members, and past members are current serving, or past veterans themselves. We wish to continue supporting the Stack-Up and StOp (Stack up Overwatch Program) suicide prevention program. In 2021 the 7th Cavalry has managed to send out one supply crate to a Veteran, and a second crate that has been paid for and is awaiting shipment to another waiting Veteran! I would like to take the opportunity to share a testimonial from Sergeant First Class Rivers:

"Hi, I'm retired SFC Rivers. I spent 20 years in the army. I devoted my time while in the service to taking care of Soldiers. I was stationed at Fort Stewart GA, 385 MP BN. I was the BN Chemical Specialist. While working in the 385th MP BN, I took a lot of Soldiers under my wing and mentored, coached and guided them in the right direction. I did it for several reason, one as an NCO I felt like it was my responsibility to take care of soldiers and two coming up in the ranks I did not get the coaching and mentoring that I needed from my NCO's, So I said when I become an NCO I going to be there for my Soldiers even though I didn't get any mentoring. Even to this day since I've been retired my Soldiers still call me and I still mentor them because even though I'm retired in my mind and heart I'm a NCO for life and taking care of soldiers is what I do!"

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Thanks to the contributions of our members we were able to give back to the veterans who have...