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Chase Neely
Tomb Position
Assistant Relief Commander, SentinelTomb Relief
1stTomb Dates
Apr 2006 - Jan 2009Society Membership
Lifetime MemberTomb Reflections
The best sounds were the heel clicks on the first walk of a cold winter morning. The scrape you get after a change. The sound that will always stick with me is the sound of thunderous footsteps down the hallway on a dress drill. I hope no one ever finds the First Relief Book...I will always be grateful to have been granted the opportunity to serve at the Tomb. RIP SSG Adam Dickmyer (#528) and Mr. Jim Friedman.
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Did you know?
Why are the Sentinel's gloves wet?
Gloves are moistened to improve the grip on the rifle.