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Our 3-5 man MAT team's AO was the northern 2/3 of Pleiku Province, working mostly with Montagnard PF/RF units, in 70-71. I visited the small outpost at the top of Mang Yang a few times, have pictures of the many depressions in the ground that are graves. My advising of the small and lax Vietnamese unit there did no good, they got wiped out one night. The French graves at Mang Yang, were, I believe, mostly German soldiers, who had no job and no home after the war to come home to, enlisted in the French Foreign Legion. An extremely interesting and outstanding Montagnard Major Bang (prounounced Bong), whom I worked with often, and who spoke 7 Montagnard languages, Vietnamese, English, and German, with no formal education, told me this. He was THE commander of that area's Montagnard troops. Some neat stories about working with this guy. P.S.: Personally, I never felt any PTSD. MV

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A Co, 229th AHB, 3rd Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division 1965-1966. Door Gunner and Crew Chief. Battle of Ia Drang Valley 11/14-11/17 1965; Operations known as Masher, White Wing, Thang Phong II, and Paul Revere II in Binh Dinh and Pleiku Provinces. Garry Owen, Hooah, and Semper Fi

Being in An Khe 1968/1969 with the 15th S&S, I really appreciate the pics. I try to tell people how it was sitting there just a sitting duck for the attacks. I am still trying to get PTSD from my experiences there, but I can't because I can't explain good enough or find anyone there with me during that time to help explain what it was like running to the conex and just waiting, listening to the mini-guns buzzing....
Nice work

Sp.4 door gunner D troop Aug. 70 through Oct. 70

I served in D troop 2/1 Cav, from August 1969 through April 1971. Huey Crew-chief and mechanic.

Enjoyed the pics very much of Mang Yang Pass. I was helicopter pilot with 4th ID 69-70 and flew many times through the pass. Was always infatuated with the graves of the French soldiers. We were told that they were buried in lime facing France. Got one good look at the grave while flying an OH-6A monitoring the convoy move of the 4th from Camp Enari to Camp Radcliffe at An Khe in spring '70. Was able to hover over area for close look and it was very humbling. Good site, and welcome home!

Fred,

I was in my attic today looking for something and I came across a box of Father Judge Alumni material from the, "Moving Wall" back in 2001. I found a correspondence from you and Joe Hannigan where you had offered pictures to Joe from your time in Vietnam. I just went back and spent some time on your site; revising the space devoted to our 27. Fred, thinking back I'm not sure if I emailed back in 2001 however I am certainly proud to email you and thank you for you efforts to help us and also your time serving our Country. Don't know where you call home but the past two Memorial day's I have held a service at my house in Ocean City, NJ paying tribute to all our fallen with particular mention of our 27. Would love to have you attend this year if you are in the area. Sorry for this very long waited response but I'm glad I came across your info again.

Sincerely

Mike Dufner

FJ '70

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Thank you for serving our Country, and thank you for the cool page. I was born and raised at March Air Force Base and lived at El Toro Marine Base and Malstom AFB. I knew a LOT of Helicopter Pilots growing up, and they were the greatest. As a kid, it was really hard to except that a lot of them didn't come home. And I'll never ever forget them.Thank you.

served with bravo troop 2/1cav,2ad ft,hood...i have many photoes of field duty, germany service,ft irwin traning,etc. may contact me at emaledeerv@yahoo.com.

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I commanded MAT (Mobile Advisory Team) 37 in 1970-71, home base in Letrung, about 10 clicks east of Pleiku. Our 5-man team's AO covered most of the northwestern 2/3 of Pleiku Province. We worked along side of the Bahnaar, Rhade, and Jarai Montagnards, and Vietnamese RF and PF troops, from Cambodia to Miang Yiang Pass, and from the Kontum (north) border to south past Plei Do Lim. Worst place for us was Plei Krut, near the Cambodian and Kontum borders, where we stayed for a month. I experienced Hepatitis, Epilepsy (from Agent Orange), and a broken jaw that year (road ambush), but I know I'm fortunate, and no worse for the wear. The food and rice wine we had to share with the Montagnards was the worst part of the war for me. Still, a great and memorable period, exciting and very interesting. No regrets.

Fred, You have done an outstanding job. I was the Sqdn S3 on Black Hawk FB May-Nov 68, and flew our sector of the highway nearly every monring in one of your helicopters. You have taken me back 41 years on this last day of 2009! Would you be so kind as to share with me any additional photos you may have of the fire base and/or the highway such as bridge security, convoy movement, etc.? Happy New Year. Woody

Enjoyed the pic's of Mang Yang and FB Blackhawk! I was with the 35th Group/20th Engineers there in 1971 and yes the 8 inchers and 175mm kept me awake at night along with messing up my ears later in life. Thanks for the memories! Mark

Hello
In June 1954 Mang Yang Pass was not a debacle but an embusch if yiu cantranslate this text memory of my father he was sergent in the Franche Regiment of Korea (2e DIUS in Korea Indian Head) only 140 dead on the 1st bataillon.

Nice web site! 2/1 trooper still looking for someone from HHT Song Mao 1970. Best wishes for a happy Holidays 1/2 Dollar Bill

*I served with the 173rd. Abn.1/503 in 69, took a few trips through the area myself. Sort of freaky to know about GM-100.