Wm. Dale Horton
ddevine@hometown.com
Enjoyed seeing your pages. Worked out of Tay Ninh, Dau Tiang, Katum and Tinh Ngon in ’70 w/ !st Wolfhounds as 91 Bravo. Have to go to work will check in later.
John “Doc” Baker
jcbaker@gte.net
http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/Bunker/4968/
I enjoyed your site very much. I was with Fox Co. 2nd Bn. 7th Marines from March-Aug.21,1968 when wounded. I was a corpsman and also very proud to have served. I’m looking for anyone who knew my Step-brother, Mark W. Bacher KIA 5-18-70. He was in the 25th Infantry at Tay Ninh. Thanks for a great page. Semper Fi- Doc Baker
BEN WOHLFORD
BWOHLFORD@LANDMARK COLLEGE,ORG
NONE
WONDERFULL WEBPAGE
Jennifer
jen@yahoo.com
I’m 27, and can’t even begin to relate to everything you went through. I’ve never really seen war. I was born in 1971. No one in my family ever went to war – my father finished the AirForce just before Vietnam began. I just wanted you to know that even people my age appreciate everything that you did for our country, and that your efforts will never be forgotten.
Michael Tracy, C.R.N.A.
Buba4orcex@aol.com
Hiya Dave; R-E-A-L-L-Y enjoyed your page! I’m also a vet (’69), and a pilot, father was an air force pilot who brought his work home! We owned a T-6 and a C-45-H! Learned to fly’em both (legally at 16)! Heheheheh Love your Tri-Pacer! She looks like a product of many years of TLC! Thanks for the great shots Sincerely; Michael T. 🙂 PS: Happy Veterans Day! . . . glad we made it.
Jahn T.
oddshot@aol.com
While looking around for info on GSR’s,I stumbled upon your page. I’m in the national guard and work with the new radars for a mech. Inf. brigade. Its not often our MOS gets any recognition and was nice reading the tales of one who has gone before me. Thanks…(p.s.-Was the MOS designation back in the 60’s 96-romeo like it is today?)
Jerry Cunningham
cbco@mindspring.com
Great story on the Tripacer!
Jim Ninos
j.ninos@edmail.com
25 inf.Div 2 or the 34th
thomas trodglen
thomas.trodglen@murraystate.edu
I am a student at Murray State University. I have recently decided to attempt to have a book published containing Vietnam veterans recollections. I would greatly appreciate it if you would share some of these with me or allow me to use some of them off of your web page. Sincerely, Thomas Trodglen
nicole mowbray
v0116nm@solent.ac.uk
n/a
I really liked your site, and am wondering if anyone can help me. I am a third year journalism student at university in England. My name is Nicole and I am 20 years old. I am about to start my third year dissertation on the effect photojournalism had on the Vietnam war, and ending it. I wonder if you would be available to help by answering some questions for me? My e-mail address is v0116nm@solent.ac.uk, please, please answer if you can. Thanks a lot, Nicole…
s
tripacer@inlandnet.com
Enjoyed your page. We have a couple of things in common. I flew Air Force rescue choppers in VN, 67-68. I also own a 57 Tripacer which I really enjoy. (N7035D)
s
tripacer@inlandnet.com
Enjoyed your page. We have a couple of things in common. I flew Air Force rescue choppers in VN, 67-68. I also own a 57 Tripacer which I really enjoy. (N7035D)
Frank M Cromie
fmc@ndak.net
http://www.angelfire.com/nd/galations/
I served with an artillery unit in Bamberg,Germany.I went to nam,and was assigned to the 25th in Chu-Chi with the 8th art.I became an artillery FO for the wolfhounds,C-CO 2/27.Then I went to fort sill as an instructor.
ken berdine
kberdine@ruralnet.org
enjoyed article immensley, i too helped rebuild a wrecked 51 tripacer, whichinspired me to get privot lic. then went out and bought nice 56 model with only 1800 hr tt, it too was red and white 7021B. regretfully isold her a couple of years ago, but have my eye on one thats been sitting afew years and need an engine/prop. it has mounts for 0320. any prospects?
Michael R. Swan II
bam@fishnet.com
flashpointdesign.com
poweronsw.com mswan@poweronsw.com 1989-91/92 1st Infantry Division Fort Riley, KS Checkin’ history. Love to here from someone I know1
Truong
Bien_Hai@hotmail.com
i am proud for you GRUNT you have serve the vietnamese and the world very honourable thankyou!! nice homepage. ps..email me back
Eddy Parris
V_e_n_t@xoommail.com
http://members.xoom.com/V_e_n_t/
Im just writing to say how amazing your site is, it is made for reading real life experiences of people from Vietnam. I am only 16 and I think you have big b**ls to have gone out there! errrr…. ok Bye
Donald J. Diebold
dondiebold@netcarrier.com
I’ll try to send you some VN pics after Christmas.
Sunil Nazareth
Nazi_s@hotmail.com
Great reading..I relly enjoyed it..glad you came back in one piece.. Bye Sunil
Mike Paquet
MDPaquet@aol.com
None (not yet anyway)!!
Dave, Enjoyed the tour, quite some page you have there. And a beautiful bird !! May she fly forever !!
Don Reynolds
plumtree@lcc.net
Hello, Your page brings back some memories. I was with the 3\4 Cav and spent several months at a firebase in Go do hau (sp?) during the rainy season in 69. It was about a mile on the Cu Chi side of Go do hau (gdh), and had a cemetery next to it. Don’t think it was the one you were at however, as there were no hooches. Sometimes there would be some artillery there–I recall some 155’s with “The Dodge Boys” painted on the barrel. Used to pull guard duty at the bridge in gdh and visit with some navy that stayed on some barges near the bridge. Also, if my recollection is correct, was at fsb Crook briefly on a couple of occasions. Didn’t find the weather there unusual, as I’m from southeast Texas. Enjoyed your site. dr
kevin jeffrey
s2kjeffr@titan.vcu.edu
Dear Mr.Stanfford, I read your story and i will like to share it with my class. I will be very grateful if got your blessings to do this. It’s for my history class and i have to do it on vietnam and your story could be my way of informing my classmates about your experiences. So, what i am asking is for your blessings to do so? kevin.
Randy Johnson
rjfarms@colusanet.com
Hi my name is Randy Johnson, I would like to thank you for a very enjoyable website. My daughter and sat and looked at your great pictures and listened to your music it was great. The reason for me finding your site was I was looking at different tri-pacers and talking to people about the pluses and minuses of owning one. I seem to think I would prefer the clipper because of it having a stick instead of yokes could you take a minute and give me your opinion on the matter also what you think about a converted tri-pacer. Any comments would be greatly appreciated and again thanks for a great site Randy Johnson.
Jackie
PerfectJoo@aol.com
don’t have one, sorry
you’re web sight is really kewl, and it has helped me out a lot for my project that I have to do about the Vietnam War. Thanx!
murph
gmu5696046@aol.com
spent some time with 3/4 cav in cu-chi 1967-1968 take care bro the murph
Jim Claeys
jrc48@webtv.net
Super site!! I extended for my early out and wondered about whether I should. Actually, in Oct 70 they made a special 6 month drop for Christmas, only for guys who had already extended and I only had to spend ONE over in the Nam. WANTED: Audio tapes of radio traffic, fire missions, firefights, cockpit tapes, etc. Also videotapes. Have MUCH of same to trade. Thank you. (4th Inf Div 1969-70) Shot, out.
Al Makin
iptthfu@ptd.net
Kunkletown Pa
Nice site. sure brought back some memories> I was an APC driver for the 2/22 out of Cu Chi in 70 also got to go into Cambodia. Fun trip Got our butts kicked. oh well glad you made it back. Al
Will Baley
wbaley@cot.net
Vietnam 10 Jan.-05 Dec. 1970 5th Special Forces Group . Based at Banmethuot and traveled all over the North Highlands. Had some great experiences with the Montagnard Tribespeople. I still mourn the guys we lost and left behind as POWS and MIAS. All gave some….some gave All.
JACK BATBER
SHARPIEJACK@WEBTV.INT
OWNED 1955 ‘MILKSTOOL’ 150 HP. 4 PLACE WITH LONG RANGE TANK FOR ABOUT 10 YRS. 1979 ‘CRASHED….BUT DID NOT BURN’… BECAUSE OLD TRIPACER WAS ONE TOUGH OLD BIRD…AND HELD TOGETHER WHEN IT WAS CRITICAL’. WOULD RECOMMEND TO ANYONE CONTEMPLATING PURCHASE OF ONE OF THESE GREAT BIRDS..NEVER HESITATE. EASY TO MAINTAIN & OPERATE. I WISH I HAD HER BACK..NEVER FOUND ANOTHER LIKE HER.
Adam Bader
ajb610@webtv.net
I wasn’t around during the war itself but I have a deep facination of it thank you for giving details to what it was like
Oliver Jackson
ojackson@xwv.net
http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/Bunker/5709
You have a great page I have enjoyed it very much! Please try and visit my homepage and sign my guestbook!
Chris Denholm
CWD3563
your web site was very helpful for me. I am doing a report on rest and relaxation in Vietnam. If you have any more information on this subject plaese send it to me
Paul C. Medici, USCG(Ret.)
BailEnforcement@netscape.net
too lazy to put it in it,s 0428hrsEST and Im not asleep!
The picture gallery is excellent! The images very clear and sharp. The feeling of being that close to Cambodia and those Sancs…. Nice Page. PM Boston, MA Barrington, RI
Frank Szojka
szojkafam@enter.net
I’m just signing your book and that you just keep me in mind when something new comes up.
JOE JUSTICE
TJJ1030@aol.com
Great article. Now if I can find one of those little darlings. Keep it FLYING.
Josh Smith
windrivr@quiknet.com
I think your page is really great but, do you think you could get info. on the 25th infintry division, artillery
Chuck Allan
CAllan@southeast.net
http://users.leading.net/~callan
A great web site and a great story, well written that captures the essence of the Vietnam experience. I served in the 935th Medical Detachment (a psychiatric unit) in Long Binh in 1968. The fear, the bunkers, incoming, a year of conflicting emotions, R&R, and finally taking off and clearing 20,000 feet on the best flight any of us have or will ever take, but only to be followed up by a country in which we were rewarded with indifference and told not to put our Vietnam service on our resumes because it would probably be held against us in the job market – and we were the lucky ones. We put our lives together – survived and prospered. And, for you and your bride, congratulations on your 30th anniversary.
PAUL.JAMES.WILLIAM.HARRINGTON HARRINGTON AVIATION
cub@mnsi.net
http://www.mnsi.net/~cub
SIR YOU HAVE A FINE LOOKING AIRCRAFT AND THE PICTURES ON YOUR SITE ARE EXCELLENT. I DON’T ON A PACER OR TRI-PACER BUT LIKE THE LOOKS OF THEM. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK. I OWN A PA-11 PIPER CUB 90HP SKIS AND 1320 EDO FLOATS. HAVE A NICE DAY. YOUR PAGE IS A VERY NICE SET UP. SINCERLY, PAUL.J.W.HARRINGTON.
David Brennan
brennan@cyberbeach.net
Great page! have you changed your email address?
Bob Rainey
bwrainey@iland.net
Hi enjoyed your letter on rebuilding the Tripacer.I have one that as been laying around for years.Dont know what year. All i have is a bent airframe.Need parts any condition.Thanks.
Don Wright
campguide@msn.com
cottagepub.com
Dave: I stumbled across your website & enjoyed looking at your camping pics. Obviously, you like camping and taking pictures of your favorite spots. It occurred to me you might like to earn a little money for what you do. It seems I’m about always searching for good photos (like some of those you shot) that are scenic and yet illustrate an ideal RV camping experience. I need those pics for the front covers of our camping guides when they are updated. For example, just now I am completing research on our western edition of Camping on a Shoestring, a camping guidebook that lists only campgrounds with fees of $10 or less. We have a similar eastern edition; we have a book titled Camping With the Corps of Engineers (obviously, listing only Corps parks), and of course, our best-seller, Guide to Free Camping. Are you interested in seeing your pictures appear on a few book covers? We’re a small publishing company without a big budget, but we pay $100 for a photo that we can use as the focal point of one of our books. If you are, please let me know, either by e-mail or by phoning direct at 219-875-8618 (Elkhart, IN). Don
Steve Hupka
shupka@dnsonline.net
It’s always good to hear about another Tri-Pacer lover. I have a PA-22-150 1956. Its in really nice condition. With luck we will fly a lifetime. Have a nice holiday. PS. would you happen to know where I could find a weights & ballance sheet? Thanks, Steve
Cara Hobbs
btmn4eva@hotmail.com
I am a 17 year old step daughter of a vetenam veteran named Joe Reames. I am doing a reasearch paper about the psychological effects of the war on the veterans. I chose this topic to help me in better understanding my stepfather as well as others. I have also always been sort of interested in the whole deal and what it was like. This web page has helped me a great deal and I want to give all my respect and gratitude to all of the vietnam veterans for putting their lives on the line so that I can have the life I do today.:) Sincerey, Cara Hobbs
Maxwell Joy
max@acadia.net
http://members.xoom.com/seaduck/index.htm
Very nice site. I was at Chu Chi 1968 to 69. A co. little bears 25th
LT
Tharkun@bellsouth.net
I am bulding my website to showcase my RVN pacth collection, host a page for the local VVA 416 Chapter, plus my own stuff.. I am an associate member of the VVA, not a vet (too young) but grew up on military bases… have worked w/ RVN vets as medic and cops for may years…. I have a patch for 3/4 Cav, 25th MI Co. I am looking for info on… can you E-Mail me so we can exchange so info???? Welcome Home! LT
ChooChooTL
ChooChooTL@aol.com
Cool site! Thanks!
Andrew Groeneveldt
abg@telusplanet.net
Nice. I’ve also gone through the joy of rebuilding a Tri-pacer. 1954 PA-22-135 #2049 They sure are cute aren’t they?
A1C David Maloney
maloneyd@meade-704mi.army.mil
You certainly have a beautiful little aircraft there, sir. I am a student pilot and there are quite a few Tri-Pacers and Colts at the field I fly from but, none in the kind of condition yours is in. I have always thought them to be neat looking airplanes. Thank you for the wonderful photos!
Jessie Smith
fatal_foes@hotmail.com
Great Page. I was looking for info on the 25th infantry division and i stumbled across your page. My teacher Mike Coney was in the 25th infantry division. I like your page very much thanks for making it.
Robert Romero
romerob@weiden.de
Very nice web page and great photo’s. I was with C Co 1/27th Inf WOLFHOUNDS, from 70-71.
Ernie Dockery
Dock1ernie
I was with co. C 75th LRRP Rangers. I spent about 3 months with the 25th in 68 as a shooter. Welcome Home.
Kelly & Nancy Walter
nkwalter@email.msn.com
Thanks for the great photos! We lived in the 5 Cities for 6 years and it’s nice to touch base with a SLO person. We’ve been following Lancair since their Santa Rosa days, but haven’t bought one yet! Thanks again…. Kelly and Nancy