VHPA Museum Guestbook

Submitted by
Name: Tony Masi
From: Massachusetts
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Comments:
Grate Photos !!
I was with "C"trp. 3/4 Cav. 25th.ID 2nd.plt.Tank Sect.
late July 68 to August 69
I was the driver / gunner on C-27 the 2nd M-551 Sheridan
lost in combat on March 6,69 2 or 3 RPG's to the hull
not sure how many ?? Our TC SSG.Bob Jackson was KIA...
(a note to Doug Kibbey)
After VN I went back to Ft.Knox to Co.D-1-1 Sheridan School.. By this time I had made SSG.
I was an AI in SFC. Bill Brock's Platoon.......
I think the CO's name was Capt.LUTZ ??

Added: September 19, 2013

Submitted by
Name: Deb Benson
From: Jacksonville, FL
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Comments:
I inadvertantly came across this site and must say that it is a wonderful find! My father was LTC Raymond R. Benson who was ADA and served two tours in Vietnam, the second as a helicopter pilot. He died in 2009 in a paragliding accident in Indonesia. Although I do have a scrapbook my mother made while he was deployed I came across one of his class pictures from intial pilot training on your site and it is a photo I have never seen before! What a blessing to see him look so happy - he loved the Army and served faithfully for over 20 years. I am a Major in the AF and have 19 years in service this January. I have a great love and respect for all our men and women who have been and still are in harms way serving our country. My heart smiles when I look through the photos of all the guys on here and I thank each and every one of them and thier families for their service. If anyone has any more pictures of my Dad or if they served with him and would like to share a war story or two I would love to hear from them. Thank you for taking the time to develop and maintain this site. I am sure a lot of soldiers and their families have benifited from the information and photographs you have provided. God Bless you! :!clap:

Added: September 13, 2013

Submitted by
Name: Joe Bowen
From: Ozark, AL
Website: http://www.bullwhipsquadron.org
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Comments:
Looking to contact Rich Neely who served with D-17 CAV 11th CAG and the Four Power Joint Military Commission in 1973. I was Centaur 3 at F Troop 4th CAV and then had the FPJMC detachment at Hue. Rich took a picture of my crashed UH-1H on 29 March 1973.

Added: September 11, 2013

Submitted by
Name: james levans
From: alabama
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Comments:
does anyone know Daniel Moore served with brandy in Nam
returned to Ft Campbell Ky HHC 2nd bde i think about 72 or 73 don't remember much more time takes it toll

Added: September 10, 2013

Submitted by
Name: Larry O'Brien
From: Palm Springs Air Museum
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Comments:
Looking for anyone with information regarding
63-08610, uh1b.

It was with 335ahc from 66-68, not sure if
it was a ramrod, falcon or mustang.

Also looking for crew members and pics

Added: September 11, 2013

Submitted by
Name: Ken Graebener
From: Washington
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Comments:
With 240th AHC from Feburary 1971 until December 1971 when 222nd Aviation Bn was sent to ALaska. I was maintenance officer during that time. This is a fantastic site. I never thought I would ever see anything of the Greyhound s again. Thanks.

Added: September 10, 2013

Submitted by
Name: Xuân Phung TONG
From: France
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
Thank you so much for exceptional web site.I am a former VNAF,trained in the US(Keesler AFB, 1972-73). Altogether,we've done the duty of a free man and we've tried to do the best we can. We all have one live to live and we are proud of what we did.
Thank you again.
Xuân P. Tong

Added: September 9, 2013

Submitted by
Name: james levans
From: alabama
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Comments:
i was stationed at ft campbell with HHC 2nd Bde 101st abn div 1973 and 1974 i was a fuel handler
would like to hear from others in my unit at that time

Added: September 8, 2013

Submitted by
Name: Harmon Dow
From: Chicago
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Comments:
My father, Harmon Dow, was Sgt. Major at Ft. Rucker for various tours, beginning in the late 1950s. He had a tour in Vietnam in the late 1960s, was Sgt. Major of one of the units there, & evidently flew as a door gunner in his free time. He died in 1991 - had a tracheotomy due to throat cancer & blamed it on Agent Orange. I have a winged torch flight pin that was among his effects, and a picture of him in Nam, armed to the teeth & standing in front of a copter. Another picture I have is of him pinned down on the beach at the landing in Salerno in 1943 - 70th anniversary coming up on Monday.

Added: September 7, 2013

Submitted by
Name: Richard Cordingly
From: croydon pa
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Comments:
was station with the 3rd brdge on kelly hill in 1964&65 WAS A CREWCHIEF ON UHIB HUEY BEFORE THAT I WAS WITH THE 119TH AVAITION COMPANY STATION AT CAMP HOLLOWAY VIETNAM

Added: September 5, 2013