Posted list of life members / coin holders. click here.
The 17th Artillery Regiment Association was formed at Lawton, Oklahoma (Fort Sill) on November 10, 1999 and held our first reunion as a Regimental Association. Its purpose is to bring together those who served honorably with, or who are now on active duty in all Battalions of the 17th Artillery. It was also formed to honor those who sacrificed their lives while serving with the unit.
The Association’s objective is to find all who served with said unit and to hold yearly reunions at various locations. We wish to preserve and strengthen the friendships and camaraderie that was formed while serving in this outstanding Artillery Unit. The Organization will publish a newsletter to keep all members informed of events, historical information, and activities of the Association. We will also maintain the 17th Artillery Classroom in Snow Hall at Fort Sill, Oklahoma and add new Memorabilia, pictures, and history of the past and present units in addition to the exhibits that are already there, as well as maintaining an Internet Site. This site is in recognition of and dedicated to all that proudly served in the great units of the 17th Artillery.
Please use our Guest Book to leave a message to other visitors. You can find the old entries at the following link Old Entries
Want to join the Association or add yourself to the Roster ? Send us an email.
Attention Fellow Redlegs:
Lost contact list added. Click here to view, then once the page opens you have to click on the image to get a PDF.
We are gathering photos of your duty with the 17th to post on the web site. Please mail them to Jack Picciolo at 1122 S. Lincoln Street , Lockport , IL . 60441. Or email them to Jack at persuader65@comcast.net
What’s New –
August 30 – updated Roster, posted the July 2024 newsletter and an updated Life Member list.
January 24 – posted the July 2023 and the January 2024 newsletters
January 11 – updated roster and changed roster password.
Notice: We are in the process of building an In Memorial page. Names, pictures, and specifics about how they were killed would be helpful. Send them to Jack Picciolo at persuader65@comcast.net