Cacti Scholarship Program
The 35th Infantry Regiment (Cacti) Association has established a Scholarship
Program, and is seeking applicants.
To be eligible the applicant must:
Be a child, stepchild, grandchild or great-grandchild of an Association member or a 35th
Infantry Regiment member who was killed in action
Be a graduating high school senior
Have a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale)
Relatives of Association Board members are not eligible.
For more information see the Scholarship
page of this website, or contact the Association Secretary, Bill Henson. Bill's email address can be
found on the Officers page.
Latest Guestbook Entries
2993. What is going on with the posting of photos?
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> I do not want to be a complainer but I do not get a response when I submit & question the posting of photos.
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> Any advice/help will be appreciated.
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JOHN CAVENDER -- DAHLONEGA GA USA -- 05/06/2008
2992. I am writing for my Dad, SGT. Daniel Drummond. 1st Battalion, Bravo Co - 1967-68. We were wondering if anyone knew how we can get a list of soldiers that were wounded in action in Bravo Co from Oct 67-Feb 68. Please contact me if anyone knows. Thanks.
Holly Shupe -- Belmont MI USA -- 05/06/2008
2991. You were all on my mind at this moment so I thought I would drop a line. Thanks again for the kindness and patience you showed me and my family. I know that the conversations we shared at the past reunions helped my mother, brother, and me.
David Williams, proud son of SGT Jerry Williams
David Williams -- Easley SC USA -- 05/05/2008
2990. I served with 2-35 inf echo company during operation iraqi freedom 5 in kirkuk,iraq from 2006-2007 an i will forever hold the memorys of being a "CACTI"for they are truly one great battlion,i wish all members past an present the best of luck spc.angelo otchy
Angelo Otchy -- Bloomfield NJ USA -- 05/05/2008
2989. Along with the 10th Reunion in St Louis, Bravo 2/35 will meet for lunch at Joseph's Restaurant, 107 North Sixth St on Friday July 25th. A room has been provided for us to enjoy a lunch together and share once more, our Bravo Brotherhood. Lunch @ 1330 hours then business. Return to hotel @ 1530 hours. Choices: Steak or Chicken Philly, Hot Italian Hoagie, Turkey and Artichoke, French Dip, Chicken Parmesan,Turkey Club Wrap, Chicken Caesar Wrap all served with your choice of French fries, pasta salad or homemade potato chips and a non-alcoholic drink. $15.00 includes tax and tip, bar drinks on your own. Please mail a check made out to: Peter Birrow 37 Flint Rd. Tyngsboro MA 01879. Please write your sandwich choices on the check so that Joseph’s Restaurant can be prepared for our group. The choice of French fries, pasta salad or homemade potato chips and a non-alcoholic drink can be made at the table.We will gather in the lobby @ 1315 hours and walk to the restaurant as a group. Doc Hall will be the point-man.....Just follow the bouncing Bravo guidon!
Peter J Birrow -- Tyngsboro MA USA -- 05/02/2008
Cacti 2008 Reunion
Don't miss the 2008 Reunion in St. Louis! Those of us who have
attended past reunions know that they get better every year. So make your arrangements early, and we'll see you there!
Get your reunion registration form in early and make reservations at the
beautiful Millennium Hotel. For more information about the hotel, take a look at
this.
Cacti Times
The Fall 2007 issue of the Cacti Times is in the mail. But are you getting your copy in Living Color?
Sign up for the electronic copy and enjoy an even better Times.... Sign Up.
Cacti Watch
The Association is proud to offer the 35th Infantry Regiment "Take Arms" Watch. Order one today and wear it
with pride.Ordering Information.
Photos of Philadelphia Reunion
Photos of the 2007 reunion in Philadelphia will be available soon.
Membership
If you served with the Cacti, you deserve to be a member of the 35th Infantry
Regiment (Cacti) Association. Click here to print our membership form, and join today!
President's Message
Welcome to our website! The 35th Infantry Regiment Association is very proud of our colorful history which
is recorded here. On these pages, you will find information from Nogales, Arizona through WWII, Korea,
Vietnam, Afghanistan, Iraq and all the peacetime in between.
We also have pages that are a very
solemn tribute to all of our fallen brothers. You will notice that not all of these pages have pictures, so
our quest continues as we are still searching for more pictures of our Cacti brothers to make these personal
tributes complete. Help us out with this project if you can.
Check out our reunion photos to see what
a great organization we have. Reunions have been held every year since 1999 and we welcome all Cacti and their
families to attend. If you are a Cacti but not yet a member, please click the Association and Memberships
links and join us.
If you are not a Cacti, please enjoy our website, learn all about us, and come
back soon!
Jim "Doc" Hall
Late Breaking News
2nd/9th Field Artillery website
The 2nd/9th Field Artillery website was inaugurated recently and we took a look at it. Many
Cacti will remember the 2nd Battalion, 9th Field Artillery as the bunch who supported us in
the field. And many of you actually served with that unit, and have joined our Association as
honorary Cacti. For these reasons, the 2nd/9th has a special place in our hearts.
While the new website has just gotten started, it already has a wealth of information
available, but it still needs your help. Visit the website often, as it will certainly
be growing rapidly. And if you have picutes, stories, rosters, etc. contact the webmaster
at mightyninth@cableone.net to find out how
to submit them.
14th Infantry Regiment Association coming soon
Many of our Cacti Vietnam vets will remember that we fought side by side with the 1/14th
Infantry Regiment, and some of us even served with them when the 1/35th went home in
April 1970. Well, the great news is that the 14th Infantry Regiment Association may be a reality soon.
If any of you Cacti and Honorary Cacti served with the 14th Infantry Regiment, you can contact
the Golden Dragons at 14thAssociation@1-14th.com.
Or perhaps you had buddies who served there, or have pictures or stories to share. We encourage
everyone to support our comrades-in-arms from "Right of the Line" and visit the two websites which
serve the regiment: 1-14th.com and
www.i-kirk.info/2nd14th.
11/18/2007
