Garland (Rip) Randall - Revision history

Dan at 21:38, 11 November 2011

2011-11-11T21:38:13Z

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Bert: photo

2008-01-30T22:04:01Z

photo

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	'''Garland (Rip) Randall''' was an excellent boxer, but he always elected to turn every fight into a war. He never let up for a second. He was reckless and vicious. He swarmed to the attack, caring little for defense.		'''Garland (Rip) Randall''' was an excellent boxer, but he always elected to turn every fight into a war. He never let up for a second. He was reckless and vicious. He swarmed to the attack, caring little for defense.

Ric: updated

2007-01-01T04:49:30Z

updated

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	Rip was an excellent boxer, but he always elected to turn every fight into a war. He never let up for a second. He was reckless and vicious. He swarmed to the attack, caring little for defense~~. He asked no quarter and gave no quarter~~.		'''Garland (Rip) Randall''' was an excellent boxer, but he always elected to turn every fight into a war. He never let up for a second. He was reckless and vicious. He swarmed to the attack, caring little for defense.

	Randall was the first nationally known boxer to be killed in action in Vietnam, while serving in the Twenty Sixth Infantry Division. During his two tours of duty in Vietnam he received both the Bronze and Silver Star medals for gallantry.		Randall was the first nationally-known boxer to be killed in action in Vietnam, while serving in the Twenty Sixth Infantry Division. During his two tours of duty in Vietnam he received both the Bronze and Silver Star medals for gallantry.
	[[Category:~~Boxers who served in~~ Vietnam\|Garland~~, Randall (Rip)~~]]
			[[Category:Vietnam War Veterans\|Randall, Garland]]
	[[Category:Died in War\|Randall, Garland]]		[[Category:Died in War\|Randall, Garland]]

Matt: medal deleted

2006-05-26T23:14:49Z

medal deleted

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	Rip was an excellent boxer, but he always elected to turn every fight into a war. He never let up for a second. He was reckless and vicious. He swarmed to the attack, caring little for defense. He asked no quarter and gave no quarter.		Rip was an excellent boxer, but he always elected to turn every fight into a war. He never let up for a second. He was reckless and vicious. He swarmed to the attack, caring little for defense. He asked no quarter and gave no quarter.

Matt: - combat veterans

2006-03-21T04:40:36Z

- combat veterans

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	Randall was the first nationally known boxer to be killed in action in Vietnam, while serving in the Twenty Sixth Infantry Division. During his two tours of duty in Vietnam he received both the Bronze and Silver Star medals for gallantry.		Randall was the first nationally known boxer to be killed in action in Vietnam, while serving in the Twenty Sixth Infantry Division. During his two tours of duty in Vietnam he received both the Bronze and Silver Star medals for gallantry.
	[[Category:Boxers who served in Vietnam\|Garland, Randall (Rip)]]		[[Category:Boxers who served in Vietnam\|Garland, Randall (Rip)]]
	~~[[Category:Combat Veterans\|Randall, Garland]]~~
	[[Category:Died in War\|Randall, Garland]]		[[Category:Died in War\|Randall, Garland]]

Bert: cv

2006-02-28T18:32:47Z

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	Randall was the first nationally known boxer to be killed in action in Vietnam, while serving in the Twenty Sixth Infantry Division. During his two tours of duty in Vietnam he received both the Bronze and Silver Star medals for gallantry.		Randall was the first nationally known boxer to be killed in action in Vietnam, while serving in the Twenty Sixth Infantry Division. During his two tours of duty in Vietnam he received both the Bronze and Silver Star medals for gallantry.
	[[Category:Boxers who served in Vietnam\|Garland, Randall (Rip)]]		[[Category:Boxers who served in Vietnam\|Garland, Randall (Rip)]]
	[[Category:Combat Veterans]]		[[Category:Combat Veterans\|Randall, Garland]]
	[[Category:Died in War\|Randall, Garland]]		[[Category:Died in War\|Randall, Garland]]

Bert: link

2006-02-24T20:05:44Z

link

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	Randall was the first nationally known boxer to be killed in action in Vietnam, while serving in the Twenty Sixth Infantry Division. During his two tours of duty in Vietnam he received both the Bronze and Silver Star medals for gallantry.		Randall was the first nationally known boxer to be killed in action in Vietnam, while serving in the Twenty Sixth Infantry Division. During his two tours of duty in Vietnam he received both the Bronze and Silver Star medals for gallantry.
	[[Category:Boxers who served in Vietnam\|Garland, Randall (Rip)]]		[[Category:Boxers who served in Vietnam\|Garland, Randall (Rip)]]
			[[Category:Combat Veterans]]
	[[Category:Died in War\|Randall, Garland]]		[[Category:Died in War\|Randall, Garland]]

Bert: typo

2006-02-17T08:00:23Z

typo

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	Rip was an excellent boxer, but he always elected to turn every fight into a war. He never let up for a second. He was reckless and vicious. He swarmed to the attack, caring little for defense. He asked no quarter and gave no quarter.		Rip was an excellent boxer, but he always elected to turn every fight into a war. He never let up for a second. He was reckless and vicious. He swarmed to the attack, caring little for defense. He asked no quarter and gave no quarter.

	Randall was the first nationally known boxer to be killed in action in Vietnam, while serving in the Twenty ~~Sixith~~ Infantry Division. During his two tours of duty in Vietnam he received both the Bronze and Silver Star medals for gallantry.		Randall was the first nationally known boxer to be killed in action in Vietnam, while serving in the Twenty Sixth Infantry Division. During his two tours of duty in Vietnam he received both the Bronze and Silver Star medals for gallantry.
	[[Category:Boxers who served in Vietnam\|Garland, Randall (Rip)]]		[[Category:Boxers who served in Vietnam\|Garland, Randall (Rip)]]
	[[Category:Died in War\|Randall, Garland]]		[[Category:Died in War\|Randall, Garland]]

Bert at 07:38, 17 February 2006

2006-02-17T07:38:44Z

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	Rip was an excellent boxer, but he always elected to turn every fight into a war. He never let up for a second. He was reckless and vicious. He swarmed to the attack, caring little for defense. He asked no quarter and gave no quarter.		Rip was an excellent boxer, but he always elected to turn every fight into a war. He never let up for a second. He was reckless and vicious. He swarmed to the attack, caring little for defense. He asked no quarter and gave no quarter.

	Randall was the first nationally known boxer to be killed in action in Vietnam. During his two tours of duty in Vietnam he received both the Bronze and Silver Star medals for gallantry.		Randall was the first nationally known boxer to be killed in action in Vietnam, while serving in the Twenty Sixith Infantry Division. During his two tours of duty in Vietnam he received both the Bronze and Silver Star medals for gallantry.
	[[Category:Boxers who served in Vietnam\|Garland, Randall (Rip)]]		[[Category:Boxers who served in Vietnam\|Garland, Randall (Rip)]]
	[[Category:Died in War\|Randall, Garland]]		[[Category:Died in War\|Randall, Garland]]

Bert: 26th Infantry Division

2006-02-17T07:35:01Z

26th Infantry Division

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	Rip was an excellent boxer, but he always elected to turn every fight into a war. He never let up for a second. He was reckless and vicious. He swarmed to the attack, caring little for defense. He asked no quarter and gave no quarter.		Rip was an excellent boxer, but he always elected to turn every fight into a war. He never let up for a second. He was reckless and vicious. He swarmed to the attack, caring little for defense. He asked no quarter and gave no quarter.