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Taps, Present Arms
Elmer
D. Mondon
Sergeant First Class (Retired)
Elmer D. Mondon, 62, died in Columbus, Georgia, on Monday, July 15,
2002. SFC Mondon was a former USAMU Service Rifle shooter.
SFC Elmer D. Mondon joined the
Army from Virginia, Illinois. He later served two years in Vietnam and
was awarded the Combat
Infantryman Badge along with other decorations.
"Elmer D." as his
teammates would address him, began his marksmanship career in the mid
1960's working his way up to the "All-Army" level by
shooting with several
Army Area
Marksmanship Training Units (MTU) including
Third Army and USAREUR.
Following short assignments
with these MTUs and the Service Rifle National Trophy Group, he was
assigned to the United States Army Marksmanship Unit (USAMU)
at Fort Benning, Georgia.
SFC Mondon, was known for his
Long Range and Rapid Fire team shooting ability.
During his shooting career with USAMU, he was a member of numerous
winning and record setting Army Service Rifle Teams.
SFC Mondon added much to team
moral with his humor, singing, and guitar playing. He believed
in the team concept and always did his best to instill pride in those
who served at the "Home of Champions."
Shooting
Accomplishments of SFC
Elmer D. Mondon
U. S.
Army Distinguished Rifleman Badge-1968
National
Championship, Team Champion, Infantry Trophy Match-1970
National
Championship, Team Champion, National Trophy Match-1971
All-Army
Championship, Individual Champion, Precision Combat Rifle Match-1974
Third Army,
Team Champion, Precision Combat Rifle Match-1974
Interservice
Championship, Team Champion, Commandants Match-1974
Interservice
Championship, Individual Champion, Army Match-1975
Interservice
Championship, Team Champion, 10-Man Team Match-1975
All-Army
Championship, Team Champion, National Match Course Match-1976
Interservice
Championship, Team Champion, 10-Man Team Match-1976
Interservice
Championship, Team Champion, Infantry Trophy Match(Record)-1976
National
Championship, Team Champion, Enlisted Trophy Match-1976
Interservice
Championship, Team Champion, 10-Man Team Match-1977
Interservice
Championship, Team Champion, Infantry Trophy Match (Record)-1977
Interservice
Championship, Team Champion, 10-Man Team Match-1978
Interservice
Championship, Team Champion, Infantry Trophy Match-1978
National
Championship, Individual Winner, Scott Trophy-1978
Interservice
Championship, Team Champion, Commandants Match-1979
Interservice
Championship, Team Champion, Long Range Match-1979
Interservice
Championship, Team Champion, 10-Man Team Match-1979
Interservice
Championship, Team Champion, Infantry Trophy Match-1979
Georgia State
Highpower, Team Champion-1980
President's
Hundred Brassard - Four Awards
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