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The Eldest Member Of USASOC Retires
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[QUOTE="Centermass, post: 456571, member: 38"] FORT BRAGG, N.C. -- In the year 1978, Jimmy Carter was President, the movie "Grease" and the comic strip, "Garfield" debuted, and William E. Gunter enlisted in the Army. Chief Warrant Officer 5 Gunter, plans officer, G-5, U.S. Army Special Operations Command, at 62 years old, was the eldest member of USASOC serving on active duty. In his 38-year career, Gunter has been stationed at multiple locations throughout the Special Operations Forces spectrum including 75th Ranger Regiment, 20th SFG, 10th SFG, Special Warfare Training Center, and USASOC Headquarters. A retirement ceremony was held in the Heritage Auditorium at USASOC HQ, Fort Bragg, North Carolina, Dec. 5, to honor the 38 years Gunter has dedicated to serving his country. [url=https://www.army.mil/article/179878/gunter_hangs_up_his_boots_after_a_long_career]Full Story[/url] What a career. Congratulations Chief. [/QUOTE]
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