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Name: LeRoy Jablonski
From: Urbandale Iowa
E-mail: leroyjebl@msn.com
Comments:
I would like to post Carl Rabers Death on the Those who have gone on to the Fiddlers Green list,. but I am unable to find this list on our web-site. Would appreciate any help in this matter..
Added: August 23, 2013
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Submitted by
Name: Philip (Gary) Jackson
From: Summerville, S.C.
E-mail: pgaryjackson@hotmail.com
Comments:
I was a gunner on track 14 from Oct.70-Mar.71. Was wounded on 29Mar71 when Sgt. Cox and Doc Pederson was KIA. Would love to hear from anyone especially Noah Holland or Bill Cook.
Added: August 20, 2013
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Submitted by
Name: Dennis Whitman
From: Mt. Olive, NC
E-mail: dwhitmantwin@yahoo.com
Comments:
Oops! In my previous post I said Sgt. Joseph Whitman was (A35). I meant (A37). Sorry.
Added: August 20, 2013
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Submitted by
Name: Ron "Swamprat" Estey
From: Gonzales, La.
E-mail: ron.estey@momentive.com
Comments:
Dear Larry, I always have a * * * for you.
Added: August 19, 2013
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Submitted by
Name: Larry S. Crawford
From: Clovis Ca.
E-mail: tlcraword@aol.com
Comments:
D trp. 4-68 to 10-68 B trp. 10-68 to 4-69 11 B 40
hey swamprat, got a cig. ?
Added: August 19, 2013
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Submitted by
Name: Dennis Whitman
From: Mt. Olive, NC
E-mail: dwhitmantwin@yahoo.com
Comments:
Saw the post from Danny Allen Timanus from 08/05/13 who said he was A/3/5 68-69. My father was Sgt. Joseph Whitman (A35) 68-69. Danny, did you know him? would love to hear from you if you did. Thanks for your service.
Added: August 18, 2013
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Submitted by
Name: Michael marx
From: Elkplane WA
E-mail: mj151m@aol.com
Comments:
S. Skinner That whole operation started as a mess. We rolled out of the tracks and the platoon move on to the ron site and sat up for the night. remember Sgt. Mike Kelly that was when he seen the NVR soldier and open up on him with the .50 not thinking about us on the far side of where he was shooting. had us hugging the ground. I don't remember the names of the cherry,s we took out with us, I do remember how scared they were. that night was also the first time I was on a main battle tank when the main gun cut loose it was yours and all I wanted was ammo. 20 claymores and a 1000 7.62x51 the sky went white and green tracers were coming from every.
Added: August 17, 2013
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Submitted by
Name: craig yockey
From: calif.
Comments:
just had a nice chat with our medic fritz (doc )mulhauser from c-troop 3rd.of the 5th 1967. was good to talk to him after 46 yrs. ;)
Added: August 15, 2013
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Submitted by
Name: Ed Chambers
From: Bozeman, MT
E-mail: echam39239@bresnan.net
Comments:
Ron Corbeille,
How did you know Sgt Eason? Were you in the Bird Dogs?
He and I served together in Schwabach, Germany before Ft Riley and RVN. Great guy and good friend.
Added: August 14, 2013
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Submitted by
Name: Mike Buxton
From: Maine
E-mail: hht91@midmaine.com
Comments:
For Greg Curtis,raised in Greenbush five miles north of Old Town. In Lincoln now. 207-290-5920 call anytime.
Added: August 14, 2013
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