GUESTBOOK

USMC Mounted Police for GITMO fenceline patrol.

Please scroll down and read the criteria below before writing your entry.

Name *

City

Email *

Guestbook entry *

Fields marked with * are required.
Your E-mail address will not be seen publicly, it is required in case Admin needs to contact you concerning your guestbook entry.
All entries are subject to be reviewed by Admin before publishing. If you have multiple stories to share, please make a separate guestbook entry for each to avoid extra lengthy entries.
Please be mindful to avoid submitting information about U.S. Government/Military operations that are classified.
Admin reserves the right to edit, delete, or not publish entries.

5 entries.

Enno Camenzind from I knew her in Hawaii wrote on May 12, 2024 at 6:08 pm

Miss Jerri was my first riding instructor when we moved to Hawaii. She had a quarter horse there named Reb and she let me use him for my lessons.
Miss Jerri was the most amazing person. She was a hero to many of us and she showed us a love for the horses that continues even today!
I love you Miss Jerri!
Enno

Denise Armer (Furlong) from Muldrow, Ok wrote on May 12, 2024 at 6:07 pm

I met Miss Jerri when I started volunteering at the Camp Smith Stables on Oahu around 1983. I was stationed at KMCAS. Miss Jerri was an incredible woman. So fun to be around and work with. Caring for the horses. The fun times we had playing "cowboy polo" and other games in the arena. The Dinner Rides we did and guiding trail rides. I miss her very much.

Admin Reply by: adminHORSEMARINES

Yes, the Cowboy Polo! An activity she took to her other duty assignments with U.S. Marines as well! There were lessons to be learned and skills honed playing broom polo on the horses. U.S. Marines Playing Cowboy Polo

Beth Owens from Stafford wrote on May 12, 2024 at 5:18 pm

I met Miss Jerri when she arrived at the Quantico stables to try and save a sinking ship. I had no idea that when she arrived she would change the coarse of my life forever. She took my passion for horses and trained me in horse care and horse behavior like no one else had ever done before. To this day I credit her for making me the horseman I am today. I was a 20 something mother of 3 with almost no direction and she focused me in and took me under her wing. I am eternally grateful for being allowed to spend even just a short time in her presence. I miss her every day but know she is watching over me.

Please scroll down and read the criteria below before writing your entry.

MISSION STATEMENT:
To preserve the historical facts of the events where the United States Marines employed the use of equines and other livestock for tactical, operational, intelligence or logistics support of their mission.

Recent Posts

GUESTBOOK

Please scroll down and read the criteria below before writing your entry.

MISSION STATEMENT:To preserve the historical facts of the events where the United States Marines employed the use of equines and other livestock for tactical, operational, intelligence or logistics support of their mission.

Recent Posts

MISSION STATEMENT:
To preserve the historical facts of the events where the United States Marines employed the use of equines and other livestock for tactical, operational, intelligence or logistics support of their mission.