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Date: Tue 07/1/25 12:08PM
From: Ranandythamp
Email: ojanonciliano@gmail.com
City: Kuwait
State: Kuwait
Group: Ranandythamp
Years: 1986

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Date: Thu 12/5/24 11:45AM
From: Chuck Harris
Email: caharris4@aol.com
City: ASHBURN
State: VA
Group: guns/slicks
Years: Oct '67 - Apr '69

Message: Assigned to D Trp 1/1 as it was forming at Ft. Hood right out of flight school. Flew "C" model guns then Cobras until there were enough cobra rated pilots, then flew slicks. "Infused" into A Trp 2/17 in April until DEROS July '69. Received direct commission May '69 retiring in '92 as LTC. Had second tour Sep '71 - Aug '72 with Task Force Garry Owen, B/229 1st Cav. Hoping to attend March '25 reunion in DC.

Date: Mon 07/1/24 4:36PM
From: John E Bosch
Email: boschj219@outlook.com
City: Lafayette
State: LA
Group: Guns Saber 72
Years: 4/69 to 10/69

Message: I left B/7/17 and joined D troup 4 days before they moved down to Chu Lai and stayed there till 10/69. I came there along with Johnny Applegath and a Capt Montgomery (sorry guys)who became the slick platoon leader.

Date: Mon 05/27/24 5:07PM
From: Raymond Keith
Email: rekeith500@gmail.com
City: Mancos
State: CO
Group: Slick pilot
Years: 70-71

Message: Updated e-mail

Date: Sat 02/10/24 4:19PM
From: WO1 Jim Humphreys
Email: home2@sw.rr.com
City: Enterprise
State: Alabama
Group: Huey pilot
Years: 71-72

Message: I been an Instructor Pilot flying helicopters for the Army for the last 49 years.
Retired as a CW5.

Enjoyed this website!

Date: Mon 01/15/24 8:35PM
From: Ralph Cain
Email: rvcain@icloud.com
City: Montgomery
State: TX
Group: Guns
Years: April 1970-April 1971

Message: Hey Mike ... I have trouble remembering names, but I do remember DJ / Gary Smith, Lurch, Jerry Brown, Lee Galloway, Labredo, Gray and others. I went back to college and ended up retiring as an Air Traffic controller in 2002. Live north of Houston, Tx since 1984. Married for 55 years with 3 adult children and 4 grandkids. Health issues the last few years opened up the VA issues from Agent Orange and I am sitting at 80% disabled. Thanks again for what you are doing here. PS, please say hello to DJ. I owe him apology for not recognizing him when he called decades ago to invite me to a reunion. Drew a total blank. Take care Mike. Also ... I hope my call sign is the correct one !!! Yikes

Date: Thu 07/7/22 2:44PM
From: Max Sabin
Email: max@fargoairmuseum.org
City: Fargo
State: ND
Group:
Years:

Message: Never served, far too young but my grandfather was in Vietnam. There is an old AH-1F on display in a nearby town that I'm curious to learn more about. According to a plaque it is dedicated to a Cpt. Alvie Ledford and WO William Pierson III. The tail on the Cobra is 67-15650. My email is always open and I'd love to talk about its history and those two heroes I mentioned. Welcome home!

Date: Mon 05/30/22 5:02PM
From: Ken Rose
Email: kdshurd@gmail.com
City: Camas
State: WA
Group: Scouts
Years: 1968-69

Message: Memorial Day 30 May 2022. To those that did not get to return home. We remember.

Date: Fri 04/15/22 11:27PM
From: Mike Gustin
Email: mjgustin6@gmail.com
City: San Tan Valley
State: AZ
Group: Scouts
Years: 69-70

Message: Took a long time, but finally got my guestbook back up and running. Please take a minute to join the many others that were kind enough to sign my book.

Date: Sat 10/2/21 3:38PM
From: Robert (Bob) Jones
Email: rjones6540@msn.com
City: Argyle
State: TX
Group: Scouts
Years: 1969

Message: Was great to find this website. I was in the Scouts call sign Sabre 13. Was great to look through the guest book a see the names of people I served with. Thanks to all.

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