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Hayden KirbySmith |
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A HAPPY & BLESSED VETERANS' DAY 2014 TO ALL GRUNTS WHO SERVED IN THE 2ND OF THE 5TH. MAY GOD BLESS YOU ALL, ESPECIALLY THOSE WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THIS FRUITLESS, MISGUIDED CONFLICT. KIRBY |
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Guestbook Entry 305 |
Kernersville, NC USA - Tuesday, November 11, 2014 at 10:49:05 (CST) |
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John H Calzada |
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Cowboys.2002_31@yahoo.com |
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Hello I am the son of Miguel aka Pepe Calzada, I am writing to inform you of my fathers passing. He was diagnosed with Cancer earlier this year and attempted to battle a fight that his body just could no longer handle. He left this earth with his family at his bed side. He was given his full military honors. |
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Guestbook Entry 304 |
Las Cruces, NM USA - Saturday, September 27, 2014 at 21:12:32 (CST) |
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Dave Gardiner |
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My name is Dave Gardiner from Kalamazoo Mi. I was a grunt with A 2/8 1st Cav.in Nam from May 69- April 70. I went to St. Augustine with Jim Hillard who was killed while serving with the 2/5th in May 69. A few of the LZ's I remember are Becky, Ike, Barbara, Quin Loi etc Best to all Cav veterans who served in Viet Nam. |
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Guestbook Entry 303 |
Kalamazoo, Mi USA - Tuesday, August 12, 2014 at 13:43:47 (CST) |
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Joe Dodson |
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I was a Medic with B Co. 1/12th Cav in 68/69. We were in and around the same area as you guys were. Reading the stories and seeing the monthly history sure brought back a lot of memories. I guess wasn't that much differance in the day to day life in the 1st Cav. no matter what company or Bn. you were in. Great site thanks for all your hard work and efforts. Welcome home |
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Guestbook Entry 302 |
Dallas, Tex USA - Thursday, July 24, 2014 at 14:12:15 (CST) |
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Jim Rea |
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jrea04976@gmail.com |
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Looking for any connections with my fellow Cav members who served with E Co 2/5. My tour was from Jan/70 - Dec/70. My backside buddies, you all were great. |
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Guestbook Entry 301 |
Skowhegan, Maine USA - Friday, July 04, 2014 at 06:00:17 (CST) |
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Jim Alexander |
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My Uncle was part of C 2/5 70-71, those who served with him knew him as Mohawk, his Name was Johnny Mack Tinney, Cpl, killed in a chopper crash 2/8/71, his was the Sgt's Radio Operator, he was in the 3rd of 5 Choppers that day, report says he was killed by a limb either when the chopper hit the tree or when the tail section broke and it fell about 80 feet to the ground.. I recently was given some pictures by my sister he sent from Viet Nam to my grandmother. I have posted them on Pinterest, my account name is Jim Alexander, the pictures are under United States Military, Viet Nam, C 2/5, Mohawk.. Some are pictures of Mohawk, some are pictures he took, maybe some of you are in the pics are know something about them. I am just a couple of years younger and I am a US Navy Vet 74-82. |
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Guestbook Entry 300 |
Port Neches, Texas USA - Thursday, June 05, 2014 at 20:47:24 (CST) |
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Brian Hardy |
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brian.hardy78@yahoo.com |
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Served with "Tall Commanche" from March 68 to February 69. Was Platoon Sgt. for 4/6 from November until about the time I shipped out, leaving LZ Rita on the last bird out on Feb. 23 and to this day feel guilty about not being there with the guys when the enemy tried to overrun the LZ. My understanding is, from reading stories in the web site, that Chuck Moore was wounded along with Ken Tatham two solid dependable guys. If you are still with us, I thank you for your service. After Nam I finished up at Ft. Devens, got my degree in Journalism, got married and have two wonderful daughters. Semi-retired now and may well attend the October re-union and would like to hear from my comrades. Brian Hardy |
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Guestbook Entry 299 |
Lunenburg, VT USA - Thursday, February 06, 2014 at 13:51:20 (CST) |
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Gary England |
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Merry Christmas to all of my C-2/5 Brothers. May of 69 Scott Andresen lost his life in a firefight in the middle of the night I was moved into his foxhole position within minutes to help cover that area I didn't really know him personally because he was kind of new and we were in different platoons but what I do remember was seeing his face, hews lying on the ground face up right behind me and several different moments I turned to see him and I could never get his face out of my mind. Well I got a chance to visit his private memorial in Melrose, Ma this past Nov 27th, it is beautiful the only memorial in the park. and it is right across the street from his mothers house. His mother is still alive in a nursing home somewhere in New Hampshire. If any of you knew Scott personally if you are ever in that part of the country don't pass up seeing Scotts Memorial I was very honored to be there. Take care my Brothers and enjoy the Blessings and freedom that we have because of men like Scott Andresen and all the others. |
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Guestbook Entry 298 |
Midwest City, OK USA - Saturday, December 07, 2013 at 15:13:14 (CST) |
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John Ojeda |
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jgojeda@sbcglobal.net |
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Looking for anyone that might have served with my dad, John G. Ojeda 67-69 1st Cav Div. |
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Guestbook Entry 297 |
Houston, TX USA - Monday, November 11, 2013 at 14:41:10 (CST) |
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Geri Neumann |
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twomeow6257@gmail.com |
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Today, I'm thinking about the brothers of the c 2-5. You are always in my heart. |
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Guestbook Entry 296 |
Liberty, NY USA - Saturday, November 09, 2013 at 16:20:43 (CST) |
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