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We’re always thinking up new ways to make your experience on ObesityHelp.com the best it can be, so we’re pleased to announce that the latest of the great tools we offer is launching now! Meet the new Weight Tracker, a simple-to-use tool that will allow you to see your weight and BMI changes over time in an easy-to-read graph.
Weight Tracker is not just for people who are currently losing weight; it’s also a great tool for those of us who are trying to maintain a healthy weight. It’s easy for a pound (or five or fifteen) to creep back on. Weight Tracker will help you see those subtle changes happen so you can know when you may need to renew your efforts to get back on track!
It’s fun and easy to share … and you can choose your level of privacy. We’ve even created a “widget” that allows you to post your results on your blog or other Websites with just a simple copy and paste! Click on over and give it a try!Robert Melvin Lough, Jr. "Casualties: Enemy: 18 KIA and 1 POW. Friendly: 9 KIA and 29 WIA." It was able to identify ten men assigned to HQ Battalion, 1st MarDiv who died on 23 Feb - but it is possible that one of them was not involved in the attack on the Division Command Post. The ten men were: SSgt Robert M. Lough, Moundsville, WV, HQ Company (Silver Star) HM2 Jose A. Ollivier, Covina, CA, HQ Company Cpl John P. Ziegler, Altoona, PA, Service Company LCpl Pete G. Heckwine, Des Plaines, IL, HQ Company LCpl Christopher D. Prather, Minneapolis, MN, HQ Company LCpl Victor A. Rabel, Wheaton, MN, Service Company LCpl Woots E. Wadkins, Sciotoville, OH, Comm Company Pfc William E. Null, Williamson, WV, HQ Company Pfc Larry D. Staggs, Black Rock, AR, HQ Company
Staff Sergeant
HQ CO, HQ BN, 1ST MARDIV, 3RD MAF
United States Marine Corps
27 August 1941 - 23 February 1969
Moundsville, West Virginia
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The Headquarters, 1st Marine Division, compound came under attack during the early morning hours of 23 Feb 1969. The Headquarters Battalion's Command Chronology contains the following entry: "The Division Command Post perimeter came under enemy ground attack at several locations. The defense line was penetrated at two locations and it was necessary to commit the reaction company and one of the provisional rifle companies to counterattack and restore the lines. Artillery fire was delivered to seal off enemy withdrawal and HU-1E gunships were called in to strafe the hillside behind the Division CP.
Cpl Paul J. Mitchell, Mahanoy City, PA, Service Company
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