VHPA Museum Guestbook

Submitted by
Name: Doreen Kaminski
From: Connecticut
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Comments:
Looking for anyone from Troop C 7th squadron 1st air cavalry. Ivan Daigle served in Vinh Long sometime between 68-70. Please contact me.

Added: September 17, 2014

Submitted by
Name: edward covan
From: leland NC
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Comments:
Frank, I am still looking for crew members in Stingrays. There was a list of them but I can't find them anymore. Help!!!!!!!!!PLEASE :

Added: September 12, 2014

Submitted by
Name: Marc snook
From: Dallas, oregon
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Comments:
Hello Sabre 16 here from 1972. Flew with 1/9th F troop. Was the brigade and BN aviation safety officer also during my tour. First tour in I corps with 282nd Blackcats.

Added: September 1, 2014

Submitted by
Name: Bert Rowell
From: Saint Augustine, Florida
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Comments:
I was with A troop 7/17 Cavalry, Aero Scout Platoon. 1970 to 1971.

Added: September 3, 2014

Submitted by
Name: George O Hecht
From: Charleston SC
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Comments:
LTC Dunn,
I was in 362nd Aviation from 9-71 to 9-72 under your command. I was a flight engineer on numerous aircraft. It was a pleasure sir, FLY UNITED!!!!!!!!!

Added: September 6, 2014

Submitted by
Name: Estella De La Fuente
From: San Antonio, Texas
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Comments:
My only brother Henry Escalera, belonged to the 269th Combat Aviation Battalion While he was in Viet Nam. `He got the air medal. His number is RA54720660. He was a door gunner. My brother passed away in Oct 12,1999.52 years old. Cancer all over his body. I took care of him. His dying words.I am going to be with my buddies. Did any of you know him?

Estella De La Fuente

Added: September 9, 2014

Submitted by
Name: Dana Maher
From: Oregon
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Comments:
I was assigned to c troop 7/17 in 1969 as part of the 238th signal corps. We kept your radios working so you could listen to AFN broadcasts during you missions. We also kept your navigation radios working so you could make it back. We weren't hero's but we were part of the unit. I partied with the scouts and the grunts that were inserted from the huey's, and as stupid as it sounds, I went on a mission as a door gunner. It was, as it ended up, a no contact with the enemy mission, but I went anyway just to see what it was like. Anybody here remember the green mother f..kers the scouts used to make? To all that were there please live a long and happy life.

Dana

Added: September 12, 2014

Submitted by
Name: George Toriello
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Comments:
Looking for those who may have known SSGT James William LEIGH. Served in An Khe, 1969 with the 238TH AWC. Huey mechanic. Also based out of Ft. Riley, KS. His daughter is looking for info.
GT/USNMCB-5
RVN '66-'68

Added: September 11, 2014

Submitted by
Name: John M. Kovacs
From: Vandalia, Ohio
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Comments:
Welcome home brothers!

Added: September 5, 2014

Submitted by
Name: David
From: Illinois
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Comments:
125th ATC incountry 3/68 hue then combat mobile teams thru 6/70 mostly 2 and 3 corp

Added: September 2, 2014