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First Cleveland Cavalry Association 2020 Social Events

  First Cleveland Cavalry Association 2020 Social Events                               The First Cleveland Cavalry Association is planning on holding both its annual Steak Roast on Saturday 24 October 2020 from 1700 hrs. to 2100 hrs., and annual Holiday Party on Friday 4 December 2020 from 1900 hrs. to 2200 hrs. The current pandemic has required […]

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OHIO WESTERN RESERVE NATIONAL CEMETERY

Ohio Western Reserve National Cemetery
P.O. Box 8
Rittman, Ohio 44270-0008
Phone: 330-335-3069 Fax: 330-335-5087
Email: jteas@cem.va.gov


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Background Information
In 1987 the Department of Veterans Affairs identified the Cleveland area as one of ten areas of the country most in need of burial space for veterans based on veteran population. In 1993 the Secretary of Veterans Affairs selected a 274-acre site in Medina County 45 miles south of Cleveland, on Rawiga Road in Rittman..
The initial cemetery will contain approximately 60 acres and will include
• 15,900 full-casket gravesites
• 3,000 sites for cremated remains
• cemetery entrance area
• administration/maintenance complex
• two (2) committal shelters

 

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Museum

Until the mid Nineties most of the memorabilia belonging to the First Cleveland Cavalry Association was held by the Western Reserve Historical Society in their basement in Cleveland Ohio. The association has decided to now display memorabilia through out the state of Ohio and at the Infantry Museum at Ft. Benning< GA. Sites include:– Cleveland

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Welcome to First Cleveland Cavalry Association

It is with great pride that we welcome you to The First Cleveland Cavalry website. This fine organization, that celebrated its 135th Anniversary in October 2012, continues to move forward into the 21st century by providing friendship and funding to returning veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan Wars through such organizations as The Wounded Warriors Fund while, still assisting

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HISTORY

 

History of First Cleveland Cavalry


Initial Organization

At about the same time that Cincinnati, Hillsboro, and Shelby were forming National Guard cavalry troops, the city of Cleveland raised the First City Troop of Cleveland, an independent organization formed under the laws of the city. The immediate cause for organization was the labor troubles of the great railroad strike of 1877. The troop dates its existence from October 10, 1877, and it is this date which the historical section of the Army War College considers as the birth date of the 107th Cavalry.

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Presidents Message

TO: The First Cleveland Cavalry Associates It is a privilege to help guide this organization and maintain our place in military history.  The spirit of the Cavalry lives on by the participation of our unit members. I encourage each of you to continue with your active participation in our events and hope that you can help our membership grow

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