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Cavalry Seeks a Regimental Mascot for 150th West Virginia Guard
The 150th Armored Cavalry Regiment of the West Virginia National Guard seeks a grey mare or mule to serve as its regimental mascot. Col. C. E. Wright announced the program, with entries to Regimental Headquarters for a panel to select the mascot to be displayed at Fort Knox during summer field training. Units include Beckley’s Headquarters and Headquarters Co. and Company F, with Lt Col C E Galasple in Beckley commanding 2nd Bn. 150th.
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10Th Cavalry
Horse
150Th Cavalry
Armored Cavalry
West Virginia National Guard
150Th
C.E. Wright
Charleston
159Th
Col. Wright
Fort Knox
C. E. Galasple
Beckley
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