Greg Bahr
gregba@essex1.com

The Bob Hope Christmas Show 12/69, I was there, have some of the same photos, brings back memories. Greg Bahr, Cu Chi, Vietnam, Sep 69 Sep 70.

SGT. GARY P. WE
MWE686566@3AOL.COM

I am glad you have started this site. I was in the 4/23, 25th Inf. Div. from 1966-1967. I saw a lot of my best friends go down and I haven’t been able to forget them. We did not have to loose them. I would have rather not come back without them. But I came back with them in my heart and mind. I lost my squad leader. His name was SSG. Robert and he was a good man and did not have to be there. He only had 2 days left and then he was going to go home and be with his wife and kids. I’d like to tell more but I am having a hard time trying to write this, so will try later, OK? Keep up the good work. We need more like you. God be with you. G.W.

Tom Higgins
THig@supercom.org

Really great web site, Dave! Easy to navigate and very enjoyable. Keep up the good work. Regards, Tom

Ralph Dettwiler
rdett@iserv.net
http://members.tripod.com/~rdett
Nice page. Keep up the good work.

Jim Chancellor
jimchancellor@niia.net
http://www.niia.net/~jimchancellor/index.html
I flew with the 119th.AHC in the central highlands in 1969-70. Keep up the good work and ALWAYS remain strong to your convictions…jim

Amador Gutierrez (Sgt. George)
amadorf@trip.net

great work on your page somebody needs to keep this alive. I sent 26 months and got an early out by 149 days. Keep up the good work.

Kelechi C Anyanwu
kelechi 1@juno.com

Thank you dave for sharing you experience with me . I hope you had fun . Thank you for fighting for our country . GOODBYE

Walter WC Martin
belles_folks@compuserve.com
http://jeffersonsymphony.com/wcmartin
Dave, from time to time our paths must have crossed in and around Tay Ninh provence. I was stationed with the 3/13 field arty. 155 mm sp’s. We spent a good deal of time “Fire Balling ” around the country side, and on occasion we would be visited by a small group of guys in a duce and a half shop van kind of thing. They would set up their operation on our defensive line, open the back of the truck and glue themselfs to a TV screen when a “flare” would appear on the screen they would mark it on the crt tube call in the grids and all hell would shortly there after take place. Thanks Dave! you guys saved our asses more then once!WC

jay smith
j-smith@mindspring.com
http://www.mindspring.com/~j-smith
Hi, enjoyed your site. I have an Australian friend who has an english Archeology professor interested in lost temples in Vietnam. I am trying to help them find sources of aerial photos that could be useful. They have a new technique to scan and ID such structures. Any ideas on sources of photos? thanks, Jay Smith

Steve Aldridge
saldridg@cyberhighway.net

The PA-12 Super Cruiser brings back memories of many hours of flying with friend of family – I was about 8-10 years old. He went on buying trips around West Texas and New Mexico. Plane was same color – red & cream. The seats were leather. Helped create a life long interest in aviation. Saw your Sabre – planning to model F-86F (R/C scale)- Trying to locate photos/images of Thunderbirds paint & markings. Know where might be available? Steve

richard talbott
talbott@comteck.com

I WAS WITH THE 86 SIGINAL BATT. 25TH INF.FORM 4-70 TO 8-70 THEN I WENT TO 52 SIGIAL BATT. CANTOE FROM 9-70 TO 4-71 THEN HOME.

Tristan Paul Jones
a.3.jones@elvis.murdoch.edu.au
www.murdoch.edu.au
I am personally interested in Vietnam War . I have been interested in the Army for many years now and I am wondering if you can send me some information on Vietnam War ? Besides , your’e web page is brilliant but can you put in more pictures and stories ? Thanks , Tristan Jones 49 Devonshire Street , Morley , W.A. Australia 6062

Tristan Jones
a.3.jones@elvis.murdoch.edu.au

ANY INFORMATION WILL BE APPRECIATED ON EITHER WORLD WAR 1 OR VIETNAM WARS ? PLEASE E-MAIL ME IF YOU DO !

john F. Jones
jfjones2@Yahoo.com

enjoyed your page . I was with the 554th Engr at chuchi and then with the c co 588th engr at lai khe 1969 – 70 looking for anyone there at that time . welcome home vets.

Wally Lueck
Fluke3@prodigy.net

Great page. My first plane ride was in the Pacer oqned as a company plane by State Bond and Mortgage of New Ulm MN. Saying it was a four place was somewhat stetching my experience with the plane. I learned in a taildragger.Aeronca. Thanks for a great page.

Mike Johnston
mdjohnst@msn.com

Great web site. Enjoyed reading your experiences in Viet Nam. I was there in 69-70 at Pleiku and An Khe. B Co. 4th Avn Battalion 4th Infantry Div.

Fred Quaile
fbaq@MosquitoNet.com

Dave, Enjoyed your website and positive attitude toward VN. I, too, was a draftee, something by choice. I needed the GI Bill for college. I was a medic and my bed was at Long Binh. 66-67. 61st Medical Detachment. A satellite of the 44th Medical Brigade. Again I appreciate your positive attitude.

Jim Coleman
jimbopak@gulftel.com

Thanks for a great story about your Tri-Pacer and your dad. I have been through the sudden loss and sudden responsiblity thing too! I’m a student pilot (at 42) and think I would love to own a Tri-Pacer in a year or so. Comments? Thanks again for a great web-page — rgds jim

Sgt. Barbara Boylston Adams
susanadams@mindspring.com

Just wanted to let you know I appreciated your site, and the pictures. I had joined the AirForce in 1970-1974 for my country, my brother served in Vietnam from 1966-1969 wounded three times, helicopter doorgunner. Thank you for serving!

Michelle Loy
mloy@access.mountain.net

Dave, Enjoyed your homepage. My mother, Arbutus Largent, is looking for information or anyone who knew her brother during the Vietnam War 68-69, was serving with the 25th Infantry division in or near the Cambodia border at times. His name is Floyd Lester Steward, “Bub”., Springfield, WV. Could you please give us the name of some web sites where we could submit info. for feedback? We would greatly appreciate your help. Thank you, Arbutus Largent and Michelle Loy

Roger A. Mc Gill
C2JR@aol.com

Dave, Great job you did on your WEB site. Really liked the way you put together your story from the begining to the end. Brought back many memories and at times thought I was reading my own story. Served with the 3/4 Cav at Cu Chi, 65-66. God Bless and WELCOME HOME

Maria
MaRiA@AoL.cOm
http://members.aol.com/Maria7890/index.html
Nice page!

Emily
EmilyTCG@hotmail.com

I very much commend you in your service in Nam and in how far you have come after. I thank you for serving our country, and creating a web page that everyone can learn from, you truly are a wonderful person! With much Regards!

Bernie Davies
bdavies@inetport.com

Very, very nice page. I was the artillery that had to get up from decent sleep and shoot the fire missions you called in. Thanks a lot! Glad I found your page.

David Ryan
Ryan@powersurge.net

You have an awsome home page

luke ijames
arctco1@aol.com

thanks for fighting

Dick Sansoni
rmsanso@nppd.com

Reading your website brings back memories from 33years ago. Ft. Sill, Hawaii,Thailand,Laos and Cambodia. US Army 63-65. 25th Division A Battery 2nd Battalion.

Harry Gunning
hairy_o@yahoo.com

eerved with 191st Assulh Helicopter Co. (Bounty Hunters). By some dumb mistake theylet me come back 30 days early on a six mo. exr. Probably the worse mistake I ever made in my life. The very best to you in all future endevers! Harry H. Guning III Tucson AZ.

Jim Chancellor
jimchancellor@niia.net
http://www.niia.net/~jimchancellor/vetlinks.html
Nice site – I added a link to you from my website under Veteran’s Personal Web Pages! Enjoyed your “frog” story! lol

Roy Stanford
stan@stealth.net
http://www.stealth.net/~stan
Dave……Extraordinary job! I really enjoyed your Vietnam picture gallery. You’ve really put a lot of work into your site and it shows!

Levi Gates
montecarlo81@hotmail.com
http://www.angelfire.com/mi/leviworld
Loved the page! It was very helpful in my school report. Thanks!

Garland H. Hamlett, Jr.
tbhamlet@farmvilleez.net

I am looking for Howard Hill who was in the 25th Division, Armor Unit last known assignment was Germany ’74-’75. I was stationed with him. He is known to be from the Louisville, Kentucky area. I have had no known contact with him since ’75. Anyone who has any information may contact me at this e-mail address.

gary eastep
gry3@hotmail.com

would like to hear from others who was in hq. battery 1 of the 8 arty. thanks

Stacie
shynek@hotmail.com
http://www.angelfire.com/in/Stacieville
I was wondering if I write down some of your info. you have here and tell me class about it for extra credit in my world history class. I understand if you say no. Thanks for you time and effort

Graham Holmes
gholmes@cisco.com

Hey Dave! Great web site. Loved the Tripacer story. Thanks for the kind words on SWPC. Contact me if you’re up in the Livermore (LVK) neck of the woods. Graham

RadyGlennSmith
RadyG@aol.com

WOW… a great story and a great page….thanks for putting this on the www for everyone to enjoy….Glenn

Joan Paule
commo@digital.net

very neat testimony. Nice to read. Interesting links. Thanks, Joan Vietnam Vet Wife.

Barry Holland
bholland@mail2.quiknet.com

Enjoyed visiting. Thank you for sharing. SSG Barry Holland, 7th BN 11th FA, Tay Ninh AO, “68-“69.

Derek and Travis
jzzkeys@fast.net

Great midi selecion and photos. Nice web site.

Kenneth Cole
kingcol@banet.net

Thank you for the great photo’s of P51 mustangs. I’m going to build a 1/4 scale mustang this winter. I got a Zenoah G42. Can you recamend a good kit? Thanks again Ken Cole

Craig Roberts
cr2k@yahoo.com

Really liked the Tri-Pacer story. I have been in one in the early 70’s The Crop duster I worked for had one before he got his Enstrom heli. Then he became a pain in the butt, as he would hover above the duster pilots and bother them on the radio, his call sign “Eagle one” our reply,”Ego one”! I must admit that my flight experience is limited to 172s a Luscomb 8a and my first flights thru solo in a 115 hp Citabria. Never quite got the licence but enjoy flying. and have a few GOOD stories about flying. My youngest son and I now fly R/C. I am guessing you live somewhere near Pismo / Morro area? You are welcome to come visit and fly R/C with us at our home field in Madera (Fresno Radio Modelers). Currently rebuilding a .60 size Model Tech CAP 21. and will be starting on a Yellow Aircraft A-4 which is what brought me to your page. I am looking for an unusual or distinctly marked A-4 to use for my paint scheme. So far I am partial to the Bi-centenial scheme. I also am lucky that one of the guys I work with was an A-4 ground crew men in the Navy so I can ask lots of questions. Nice Page! Also…I just finished a Jet Hanger Hobbies F-86 for a friend of mine (actully a rebuild of a crash) that has the same paint scheme as your photos! What a trip to see it!

tina fu
andeef@hotmail.com

vietnam was a cruel for everyone, but it was a best lesson for the politician to learn before they like to send people over for war! thanks for the information.

justin stephens
dippywanker1@hotmail.com

great!
rr 4 box 30-a teutopolis, il. 62467

Amber L.
angel67679@aol.com

I came across your site while doing research for a term paper. It’s funny, when I started this, I thought it would be just an other paper. But the more I read, the more interested i became. Thank you for your page and for all you’ve done. I had always considered myself a strong military supporter, but I had no idea what that was until recently. Thank you for fighting, it’s the highest honor there is.

Larry Ober 523 Trans. Co 8tth Group
LOber10188@AOL.COM

Good page 69-70 Qui Nhon

Enid
enidb@hotmail.com
http://thetownsquare.quancon.com
Hi! Just stopped by for a visit. Your site is very nice and easy to navigate. I invite you to stop by The Town Square sometime. Take care and have a great day!

O’Connell
Budnip@aol.com

I am stationed with the 25th inf. now and am trying to find out about 6/77 arty during the war for my uncle if you could help or any others I would appreciate it. Sgt. O’Connell 1-27 wolfhounds Tropic Lightning, HooaH

COLLEEN BROWN
sherr@ptd.net

ANY INFORMATION ON THE PURCHASE OF THE BOB HOPE`S CHRISTMAS WITH THE TROOP`S VIDEO FROM 1966 IN VIETNAM WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED

nathan n. crowe
ncrowe@bellsouth.net

served in NAM 1969-70 u.s. army mortuary-Danang

Jim Lamb
jll@netins.net
http://netins.net/showcase/jlamb
Read your comment from the Just Cause link and I agree 100%. Enjoyed your site and loved the music. Need that for my site. We were there at the same time. Somewhere to the right of your picture in that sea of troops at the Cu Chi Bob Hope show is where I stood. Was passing through and had to hang around for the show. Last saw Hope in Morrocco, 1957. Full circle, time to go, so “Off we go…” Jim

John Stevens
kb6dav@aol.com

Excellent job on your page. Keep up the good work.

Brandon Dewey
surfbum@bitstorm.net

I would just like to say that this is very special. I’m glad there is some recognition!

MAURICE HOLLOWAY
abrich@azstarnet.com

LOOKS GOOD DAVID!!

David Ryan
ryan@powersurge.net

I was there in 1967.
Sumner Iowa

Stefanie and Dana
Fets55@aol.com (that’s both of us)

We looked up your site because we are doing a Vietnam project. We both found it really interesting, especially since it came right from a Vietnam Veteran. Thank you very much for the wonderful info!! Bye- Stef and Dana

SFC FRED BUYARSKI
BuyarskiFr@usarc-emh2.army.mil

Hey Buddy,Welcome home. No one told us that so I always say it. Nam 71-72. I corps 101st, MACV, Take care.

Don Gorrie
donaldj@mpx.com.au

Excellent home page for aviation buffs. Do you know if there are any Fuji FA200 aircraft in the states? I own one but I believe there aren’t many in the world.

Jonathan K Schultz
jkschult@fuse.net

Nice job on your web page You have alot going on here I’ll be back to spend more time here checking everything out.

Mike Novak
TropA212@aol.com

I was in A 2/12 from June 69 till June 70 11B . We were in on stand down for the 69 Bob Hope show. It was the worst and best year of my life.

David L. Duhon
DLDUHON@aol.com

I WAS WITH “A” TROOP 3/4 CAV. FROM JAN. TO DEC. 1970.

Pablo Munoz
pemunoz@aol.com

ey Dave! great page! Say a big hello to everyone for me and big “The Pope!’ to Bubba. See ya around

craig cousino
ccousino@juno.com

Thanks for the peek!

BRIAN PEPPLER
brianpeppler@hotmail.com

I DID NOT HAVE THE CHANCE TO SERVE IN THE BRANCHES OF THE MILITARY BUT I HAD ONE BROTHER WHO SERVED IN THE NAVY DURING THE VIETNAM WAR AND ONE OUTHER BROTHER THAT WENT TO TO WEST POINT DURING THE EARY 70’S.HAVE A GREAT DAY.MAY GOD KEEP THE WORLD SAFE!!!!!! BRIAN

Herb Artola
ghartola@erols.com
http://www.22ndinfantry.org
Dave, you have done an excellent job. I too was an “Electric Strawberry.” I had the honor to serve as a platoon leader with the 3d Battalion, 22nd Infantry, 25th Division in 70-71. The 22nd Infantry Regiment Society is seeking all former “Regulars,” offering camaraderie, fellowship, a quarterly newsletter, biannual reunions, and a Web Page at http://www.22ndinfantry.org

Marvin Czerwonka
judycz@prodigy.net

Was in Vietnam Oct 67-68. Stationed at Cu Chi until Dec. 67. Went to Tay Ninh until Oct. 68. Was by Black Virgin Mountain through Christmas 1967. Was with 2nd Battalion, 14th Infantry, Company C – Golden Dragon. 1424 Greenview Ave, Janesville, Wi 53545

Doorstones
doorstones@aol.com

i love your site i rocks! i am 17 and i am overloaded with interest for the vietnam war. i enjoy every fact of it that i can possibly get my hands on. Thanks you so much for this site!

Joel Stafford
FNG01@aol.com
http://members.aol.com/FNG01/
Was looking for something entirely different when I stumbled upon your name, but that’s not all. When I saw we had Nam in common, I said, let’s take a look. Nice site. If you get a chance come visit mine.

Kirk Ramsey
kramsey@en.com
http://www.en.com/users/kramsey/default.html
I was in Vietnam at the same time as you, but extended for five weeks, getting out in May of 70. I was with the 2/14th, and we worked a bit south and east of your area,between you and Cu Chi – though I did have the opportunity to drive to Tay Ninh several times. My Bob Hope picture is at http://www.en.com/users/kramsey/vn4c01.html – we were flown in from the field to see it. I enjoyed your site – good layout, interesting information. You’ve done a nice job with it! Kirk

Kevin Panker
kpnamvet@aol.com

Super Site I served with 7BN/11Arty 25Inf. Div Senior Radar Operator AN/MPQ-4A Counter Morotr Radar Jan 1965- Oct 1966 at Cuchi WELCOME HOME !!!

Thomas K. Barnhill
s2star@uswest
http://www.webspawner.com/users/shootingstar/
Please, check out my page, my sister and I need all the volunteers, we can find to make this concept work. If you wish, after reading our page, you can fly down to Phoenix, Az in your plane and meet us, personally. Please call us at 1-602-357-2898 if you plan to be in the area or email us before you fly in. Semper Fi Thomas- USMC-retired

david glading
sarge@waterw.com

was in nam in 69-70, stationed at fsb pershing with the 2/12 inf, 25th inf div. was a 4.2″ mortar fo for 6 mos. remember calling in our mortars on radar sightings. spent last 6 mos in the mortar fdc. enjoyed your page and the photos. think our battalion worked out of go da ha once. anyway, welcome home!

Gary Swanson
GSwanster@AOL.com

Pleiku, An Khe, Vietnam…69 – 70 3/12, 4th Inf. Div. RTO for Co. C. Still looking for the world I left in March of 69.

Gene Adamson
adamsge@gte.net

Great Web site! Always enjoy getting to look at other Tripacers. Great music also Gene Pa22-160 N8114D

William Strauss
planenut@teleport.com

Enjoyed the gallery pictures. Keep up the good work. Will check back later to see any updates

Rick R. Jones
rick.jones@trw.com
http://members.theglobe.com/pa15/piper.htm
Hey great page! Was sent here via the SPWC digest. See ya. – Rick

Kenny Brown – Tri-Pacer N2848P
kwbrown2@tva.gov
n/a
Cool. Appreciate you straightening out the AOPA photo to. Keep ’em Flying, Kenny B

whitaker
whitaker@gateway.net

I Love the picture of your old pacer. Like you, my dad had a a Tri-Pacer back in the 70’s. He often talks about it and wishes he still had it. I use to sit in his lap and ” FLY” when I was 4. Those were the days.

Sumner W. Kinney
icanrent@midcoast.com

I was at the Xmas 69 Bob Hope show in Cu Chi and I to lost my heart to Connie Stevens. She was great!!! I was with the HHB 1st Bn 8th Fld Arty in Cu Chi from Jan 69 to May of 70. S2 section in the TOC. Would like to hear from anyone in that era.

Larry Brackett
larrybrac@aol.com

Nice websight!!I am building a Lancair IV-P and got your sight on a search.

Joe Waldroff, Major, USAF Retired (1972)
joewaldrof@prodigy.net

You might have heard me fly over a few times while you were in Nam. I flew 105 combat missions in the B-52 hitting targets in Viet Nam (North & South) and the Ho Chi Mihn Trail. It has been so long ago now I’m probably misspelling the trail. V/R, Joe W.