David M. Bond
b007@alltel.netVietnam Address: SPC 4 2nd 35th 3rd Brigade at Pliekoo
john
ruggiero
jruggeiro@detma.orgenjoyed your homepage. brought back memories. was at cu chi 1966-1967, with the AGC.
Scott Santa
ssanta@digysis.netI enjoyed reading your airplane, journey of love, project. I purchased a 1958 Tri-pacer 1 year ago and have taken on the task of recovering the wings and tail feathers this winter. I have striped everthing and was starting to feel overwhelmed until I read your story. I hope to be back flying by spring. I can hardly wait to fly back into the Great Bear wilderness this comming summer.
Blaine Yaeger
kjp1@concentric .netDave, I am only 31 .born in 1968. I would like to say thank you for your great story. Also thank you for being a damn good american. PEACE & LOVE Blaine Yaeger
John
Williams
coltwilliams@csGreat pictures! Nice to see a well maintained Tri-Pacer. I used to own a 1961 Piper Colt and really enjoyed flying it. Hope to someday purchase a Tri-Pacer or maybe another Colt. They're great airplanes.
Olivier Etienne
tienne1@caramail.comI'm a student at the Belgian Air Force studying flightmechanics and I want discuss the tri-pacer in all his technical ways, like the engine . So if you could give more technical information about the plane or if you know an adress on the internet, plese send it to me. My uncle also has a tri-pacer, the OO-JAK! But he can't give me all the information I need, but you had to fix your plane so I hope that you can give more technical information. Kind regards, Olivier Etienne p.s.:nice homepage
Bob Yortel
bny1997@aol.comI wish to know about the battle in Gia Dinh on 5/11/68. SGT Leonard Bell of the 25th inf div was killed in action on that day. Thank you
Stephanie Workman
I love your site I'm really in with the Vietnam War stuff and I want to learn lots more each day it's reall practically what I search for every day on my computer. Thank You so much. And if you were wondering I am An eight grader.
THE CHIEF (A RIVER RAT)
ALANDEBSCRAPER@WEBTV.NETI was at Tra Cu in 69 and remember seeing the orange tower you put up. I was on a damaged PBR getting repaired. I can still remember laughing watching the clusterf--- involved between the Base CO and your crew putting the tower up. Tke care Shipmate and WELCOME HOME!!!!!!
Frank Sperandeo
mspearl@nwark.nethttp://nwark.net/~mspearl/
Dave, Great web page! There is so many interesting topics and great sharp photos. Hope to meet you again at the swpc meetings. Franco
