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Guestbook - Archive 2

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February 08 2017
Name: John Joe Billings
Unit: 57 ahc
Location:
Comment: Will be at the reunion

unit patch January 10 2017
Name: Bryan W
Unit: 57th AHC
Location:
Comment: All gave some, some gave all, rest in peace.

unit patch December 20 2016
Name: STAN STEENBOCK
Unit: 57th AHC
Location: KTM,ANKE,PLIEKU
Comment: WANT TO WISH ALL THE 57TH FAMILY MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY 2017

unit patch December 20 2016
Name: jerry huffman
Unit: 57th AHC
Location: watauga tx
Comment: im not polictically correct so merry christmas

unit patch December 16 2016
Name: paul adair
Unit: 57th AHC
Location:
Comment: good site.oscar adame,a name I have thought of often.good buddy ,glad to hear you are still alive.

unit patch December 07 2016
Name: Oscar Adame
Unit: 57th AHC
Location: Camp hollway
Comment: Happy Holidays fellow Gladiators and God BLESS

unit patch December 05 2016
Name: Dave Chandler
Unit: 57th AHC
Location: Vernon,AZ
Comment: THE SOUND THAT BINDS Unique to all that served in Vietnam is the UH1H helicopter. It was both devil and angel and it served as both extremely well. Whether a LRRP, US or RVN soldier or civilian, whether, NVA, VC, Allied or civilian, it provided a sound and sense that lives with us all today. It is the one sound that immediately clears the clouds of time and freshens the forgotten images within our mind. It will be the sound track of our last moments on earth. It was a simple machine-a single engine, a single blade and four man crew-yet like the Model T, it transformed us all and performed tasks the engineers and designers never imagined. For soldiers, it was the worst and best of friends but it was the one binding material in a tapestry of a war of many pieces. The smell was always hot, filled with diesel fumes, sharp drafts accentuated by gritty sand, laterite and anxious vibrations. It always held the spell of the unknown and the anxiety of learning what was next and what might be. It was an unavoidable magnet for the heavily laden soldier who donkey-trotted to its squat shaking shape through the haze and blast of dirt, stepped on the OD skid, turned and dropped his ruck on the cool aluminum deck. Reaching inside with his rifle or machine gun, a soldier would grasp a floor ring with a finger as an extra precaution of physics for those moments when the now airborne bird would break into a sharp turn revealing all ground or all sky to the helpless riders all very mindfu ...

November 30 2016
Name: Elsa Kydes
Unit:
Location: CT
Comment: I just came upon your site and found my uncle's name...Damon A Voultsos 69...He passed in 72 but I was wondering if anyone here remembers him

unit patch November 24 2016
Name: Bob Madich
Unit: 57th AHC
Location:
Comment: Happy Thanksgiving to my fellow Gladiators.

unit patch November 16 2016
Name: carl yeoman (yogi)
Unit: 57th AHC
Location:
Comment: Bob Nugent this is yogi i have been trying to find you for a long time. Please drop me a note my e mail is circlec1@roadrunner.com

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