Warriors receive praise for intergenerational cohesion

After a one-year Corona break, the warrior and soldier comradeship Moosinning was able to hold a general meeting at the Daimerwirt again.

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- “This time it was a slightly different general assembly”, the association announced, “because there were no trips this year, as last year, and the evening for camaraderie had to be canceled”.

And so there was little to report from the past two years.

However, the board has not been idle and has set up a clear website for the association on www.ksk-moosinning.de.

The focus is on the club's appointments and pictures from the most recent trips, but the history of the comradeship, the oldest club in the community, is also briefly highlighted.

Looking ahead to the next year of the association, the chairmen Reinhard Pasch and Georg Uschold presented the planned day trip to Ansbach and the four-day trip to Heidelberg and the Palatinate Wine Route.

In his greeting, Mayor Georg Nagler honored the maintenance of the memory of the atrocities of the war and pointed out that, in addition to the young soldiers, it was above all the civilian population that was affected.

He also praised the cohesion of young and old in the club.