I was at Schuller most of 1969. Your pictures brought back a few memories.

Where is the Legend of
Astrogas?

I just happened upon your site - it's great! Thanks for capturing some of our history. I was with Big Windy 71-72 at Tuy Hoa and Lane Army Airfield near An Son. Your photos bring back vivid memories.

Great photos- I drove hwy 19 nov. 68- sept 69 2.5 ton transport & was b co, 4th inf, engineers

Hi Fred-- Been a long time --just wanted to say hi and let you know that I really appeciate you keeping this web site up and running. THANK YOU!!!

Hi Fred . Was in the 2/1 st cav 69/70 period. Probably may have flew on your chopper one time going in and out of the jungles for combat assults. Was in A troop. You've had quite a career of flying. Thanks for your service.

I was with the 180 TH october72 till we stood down in March 73 arivied back in the states march 18 have some pics off the tower being taken away

I was prior service Navy then WORWAC 68-27 (Orange hat) then Grad on 17 Nov 68..Reported to 48th AHC on 12 Dec 68.....Your photos reallllllllly brought back some great memories......Thank You

Just happened on your website. It's great. I was in the 1/69th Armor and 1/10th Cav with 4th ID. Spent a lot of days on Mang Yang Pass & at LZ Blackhawk, Scheuller & Action. Pleiku up to Ben Het. Worked with the ROK's out of Phu Cat a couple of times. I'm sure I saw your aircraft regularly. Had 2 Cobras and Loaches with us on search & destroy.
Thanks again. Dave

I was a member of D troop 2/1 from 10-68 thru 10-69. Enjoyed your write-up and the few pictures included.

I was in D 2/1 Cav 2AD at FT. Hood 1973-1977. Took AIT with the Blues Plt and was assigned to unit as permanent party. Ran the arms room my last 2 years.

have you been doing.

I am the first picture

Been back twice as an optometrist. was in abtry 5/16 arty 70 -71. saw the column flying to plekiu. could not find it or the French graves when I went there.Was with 155 sp and eventuallt towed with first field forces. was at fsbes schuller pony hard times buffalo bonsong john henery

Bill Williams, Father Judge "66.
USN Vietnam "68-"70.
Thank you for remembering our fallen brothers, I visit them each Memorial Day weekend with many others during the "Run to the Wall" 2017 will be the 30th anniversary I hope to see Pat Corcoran's name this year.

Greetings and thanks for the photos and memories!
From 14 March '64 to 26 Feb '65, I was the Senior Advisor to 22nd Ranger bn from Soui Doi a few clicks down the road near Pleiku. The bn. travelled the pass perhaps 10 times, and we zipped through there alone several times trying to catch the Sunday "Steak night" at MACV compound. Late in the day, on 22 Feb a company of rangers and I were airlifted east of the pass to assist an Eagle Flight and clear an SF ambush. Col Mataxis (BG later) has a good article in Army October 1965 mag.
Have a great day!

Thanks for your service. I was researching my Uncle James Wesley Stewart and stumbled upon your site. I'm trying to learn more about his experience in Vietnam.I never had the opportunity to meet him. He was killed Feb 2, 1970 in Bin Thuan. RIP Aero Rifle Plt, D Trp, 2nd Sqdn, !st Calvary, 1 field force, USARV
I'm glad you made it home. Thanks for sharing your experiences.

Anyone who was in the aero rifle platoon in 1969 / 1970 e-mail me at blee62949@yahoo.com

I was there in 69/70 with d troop with the aero rifle platoon, I was wounded on May 3rd 1970.
Love to hear from any others that was in the same platoon

I was at Ft. Hood with D Troop in 1970, after coming back from Nam. I think it was D Troop second of the first aka Old Iron Sides. With 38 pilots and only 6 birds if they all were up the same day. Played a LOT of spades at Operations and was part of Sgt Smith's trial. I left active duty in Dec 1970 to avoid a possible trial myself with the evidence that they used against Smith. I managed to go to Killeen college and get my commercial Fixed license before I left.