Black Knights Book

Submitted by
Name: Tim Beardsley
E-mail: tstbgpops@yahoo.com

Comments:
It was a Honor to be allowed read the names of our KIA's from the year of 1967. I will admit it was hard to read those names and I could see faces of some of them as I read the name. I recognized many troopers at this reunion and enjoyed seeing them. I may have long hair but I am still on the same page as all of the Troopers with the 3/5 Cav known as The Black Knights. We did our job and Charlie did not like us

Added: May 28, 2021

Submitted by
Name: Wayne G. Robinson
From: Ocean, NJ
E-mail: wgrobinson@gmail.com

Comments:
I haven't been on this site in years. I just want to say a quick "hello" to the old * * * I served with.

Added: May 26, 2021

Submitted by
Name: Randy Heber
From: Midland Michigan
E-mail: dkheber@gmail.com

Comments:
Looking for a situation report from my 1st plt. C troop brothers Cheetah Hill vets May 28, 1970. Haven't seen or heard from in a long time, other than Lloyd Edwards, congratulations on your retirement by the way. Looking for Greg Curtis, Sgt. Gibbons, Paul James aka Animal, Covington, Anthony, Albritton, Ramos, Eubanks, Rondon, House aka Rabbit,Watts, Elliott, Kiser, Gould or any others I may have forgotten. You can email directly to me or call number in roster. Let's all remember all our fallen brothers this and every day including the 4 we lost that night.

Added: May 25, 2021

Submitted by
Name: Karl Farris
From: Southport, NC
E-mail: farris45@ec.rr.com

Comments:
Sorry guys! My dementia seems to be progressing faster than I realized. I just read my last post. I was in B-Troop! Monty Meigs was the A-Troop commander then

Added: May 2, 2021

Submitted by
Name: Karl Farris
From: Southport, NC
E-mail: farris45@ec.rr.com

Comments:
I was the Commander of A Troop from end of June 1969 to November 1969. Took commend of the Troop while in the A Shau Valley. We remained there until a typhoon brought such a large amount of rain 1 September that we had to get out of the valley before the road in over the mountain was washed away. Took us about 10 days. We made it out...mostly and then went up to the DMZ attached to 1-11 Infantry of the 5th Mech. It would be nice to hear from someone who served there with me. Beaumanis, are you out there?

Added: May 2, 2021

Submitted by
Name: Michael McGee
From: Riverdale, Maryland
E-mail: kmcgee6439@comcast.net

Comments:
I was in Dong Ha, with HHT 3/5 Cav, and attached to C-Troop end of Dec. 1970 running supplies back and forth during "Operation Lam Son 719", or that's the way I remember that operation. We built what was later called "The Yellow Brick Road" up to Khe Sanh. we headed cross country at the "Rock Pile". I left country in Oct. 1971.

Added: April 15, 2021

Submitted by
Name: Joel Church
From: Montana
E-mail: jchurch1160@msn.com

Comments:
I just met James T (Jim) Smith a 68-69 3/5 with Bravo troop. He is looking for SSG Bert Sample. Jim will check out the guest book and hope someone knows how to contact Bert. I don't have either one on our roster. I will send Jim's info to the get him on our roster.

Added: April 12, 2021

Submitted by
Name: John 'Woodstock' Wood
From: Tennessean living in California

Comments:
Welcome Home all Vietnam veterans! Today is Vietnam War Recognition Day.

I was a 3/5 Cav B Trooper, 70-71, now in Crescent City, CA.

Yesterday I located the grave of 3/5 Cav D Trooper Howard Earl Cramblet, KIA 5/12/1969 when his OH61 LOACH exploded in Kien Hoa Provence. Cramblet was the pilot. I will place flags on his grave henceforth.

If anyone knew Cramblet in country, I would appreciate you getting in touch with me so I may better honor him in our newspaper. I'm on the current roster.

Added: March 29, 2021

Submitted by
Name: E W Stevens
From: Montana
E-mail: ewjms@msn.com

Comments:
3/5 A Troop 3rd platoon 39er March 19/20 '67
Lit off the first 90, best 4th of July...

Added: March 28, 2021

Submitted by
Name: Ed Chambers
From: Montana
E-mail: echam39239@bresnan.net

Comments:
Just wondering how many vets of Bau Bang are on here. This being the 54 th anniversary we should mention it.

Added: March 20, 2021