Submitted by Name: Frank Brown From: Red Beach, da nang E-mail: Contact
Comments: I was in the 478th aviation 101st airborne 69-70
Added: November 13, 2012
Submitted by Name: Charles Aftosmis From: Cape Cod, MA E-mail: Contact
Comments: You recently had an email on eBay with Carol and I was alerted to your online museum. It is quite something that you obviously have near and dear to your heart and it is an outstanding and respectful tribute to those who flew helos during the Vietnam War.
I was a Lion weapons controller at Ubon RTAFB between '71-'72, and we controlled/flight followed and helped join fighters up with tankers far from where the real action was taken place. Where the brave men who flew our helicopters in Vietnam.
I would simply like to say to each and everyone of them ... thank you for your professionalism, dedication, and patriotism during a time when being there, doing what we did, was not very popular back home. You and I did what we were trained to do and sent there to do it. May God bless you, especially on the Veteran's Day.
Added: November 11, 2012
Submitted by Name: Tom Chase From: Cleveland
Comments: Hard to believe - been 42 years since leaving the 163rd and Vietnam behind me.
Added: November 10, 2012
Submitted by Name: bill archer From: dayton, ohio E-mail: Contact
Comments: Naval Service Admin Hospital, Danang,1968 Fleet Marine Corpsman. My best friend, WO Tom Harney flew with the Crusders in 69-70. discovered playing in a band together was good way to forget. WE waited 30 years before we talked about it. He's still my best friend 43 years later.
Added: November 10, 2012
Submitted by Name: dennis ames From: az E-mail: Contact
Comments: My brother was with the 4/77 in vietnam 70/71 his name is warren ames. He is looking for old friends. If you remember him contact me and I'll pass you along. Thanks and welcome home.
Added: November 4, 2012
Submitted by Name: CECIL L. PEARSON From: PITTSBURG, TEXAS E-mail: Contact
Comments: I WAS WITH THE 61st assult helicopter co. from 8/70 to 9/71. in the engine shop.
Added: November 2, 2012
Submitted by Name: Julio Mayo From: El Mirage,Az. E-mail: Contact
Comments: I was with Co.D (REDSKINS) at Camp Evans from Mar.71=Dec.71. Trying to get in touch with Walter Conway, I belive he was assinged to Co. B. and Richard Johnson,he went to Co. C. We were at Ft. Rucker together.
Added: October 29, 2012
Submitted by Name: Darrell Beard From: Ohio E-mail: Contact
Comments: Co.D,40th Signal Bn,1st Signal Bde. June 1967 to Aug. 1969 Qui Nhon, Chu Lai, Pleiku, Phu Tai
Comments: My father was 1st Sgt. Charles Wright, crew chief in a Caribou flight unit from 1963 - 66
Added: October 27, 2012
Submitted by Name: Randy Baisden From: Port Orchard, WA E-mail: Contact
Comments: Came across a picture of the old team members just prior to stand down. I am the person that was missing. There were no Baysingers in our company. Great web site... Thank you for sharing. Some where I have more pictures to submit.
Name: Frank Brown
From: Red Beach, da nang
E-mail: Contact
I was in the 478th aviation 101st airborne 69-70