Tank McNamara visited with Curt and his son Kyle who is currently serving at the National Museum of the United States Army.  

Curtis F. “Curt” Knutson
US Army / North Dakota National Guard
E-5 / E-8

I grew up in Alby, Minnesota, and am proud to now call the Fargo, North Dakota area home. I joined the Army and served from 1969 through 1971. I was stationed with B-5 46th Engineers, but also spent a year in service in Vietnam. After my time in the Army, I continued to serve with the Happy Hooligans based in Fargo, North Dakota. I retired as an E-8 after a full career.

During my days as a civilian soldier, I also farmed for many years. I’m now also retired from civilian work.

My terrific wife, Tammy, and I were married in 1978. We proudly raised three wonderful boys who have given us 12 incredible grandchildren. In December 2020, I lost my dear Tammy to COVID-19 and miss her terribly.

 

Tank McNamara visited with Curt and his son Kyle who is currently serving at the National Museum of the United States Army.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Curtis F. &ldquo;Curt&rdquo; Knutson US Army / North Dakota National Guard E-5 / E-8
I grew up in Alby, Minnesota, and am proud to now call the Fargo, North Dakota area home. I joined the Army and served from 1969 through 1971. I was stationed with B-5 46th Engineers, but also spent a year in service in Vietnam. After my time in the Army, I continued to serve with the Happy Hooligans based in Fargo, North Dakota. I retired as an E-8 after a full career.
During my days as a civilian soldier, I also farmed for many years. I&rsquo;m now also retired from civilian work.
My terrific wife, Tammy, and I were married in 1978. We proudly raised three wonderful boys who have given us 12 incredible grandchildren. In December 2020, I lost my dear Tammy to COVID-19 and miss her terribly.
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