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Correction on the Ops Officer, his name was CPT Rudy C. Perkins, I believe that's right, he was always getting mixed up with the CDR because his initials were the same, a great guy with a lot of humor. The last time I heard about LTC Perry was the was fielding the UH-60, don't know where or exactly when, don't even know if that's a fact. It's hard to remember everybodys name back then, but some are coming to mind like SGT Snyder, Roger Ewing, Pete Shrunk (sp?) CWO Murphy,CWO Tilden, LT Beach, SGT Dinsmore,SP4 Bailey, SSG Briggs, CWO Bryant, CWO Budd, PFC File, and SP4 McMillan, that's it for now, Alzeimer's is setting in, back to my bed.
Posted by Scott Howell on July 20, 2007 @ 10:59am
Thanks for the memories. When I arrived at Phu Bai in July 1968, I was met by COL Ted Crozier, Group CDR, yep he was there at the flight line greeting soldiers and shaking their hands, believe it or not he's still alive and living in Clarksville TN, after retiring he was the Mayor of Clarksville. We all loaded up on the deuce and had a short ride to Camp Eagle, where my ultimate destination was D/101, I was sure we were being transported to the Ashau Valley, as they had us believe in SERTS. Forget your MOS you are now a GRUNT. One thing I've gotta say about the 101st is they trained you and prepared you for the worst, whatever it was going to be I was ready for it. D/101 was a welcome site, even thought it was smack dab in the middle of a grave yard. Shortly after my arrival we were rocketed, I seem to recall the mess tent was hit, anyway I did like everyone else, I hit the grave. LTC Ronald C. Perry was the CDR, and Martin Shuey was the XO, CPT Ronald C. Perry was the OPS officer, later on I saw him again at Ft Campbell, he got out of aviation and was was the XO of an Infantry Brigade, I believe it was the 2-101 INF BDE. Anyway it's good to hear from all of you after these years and I hope that all of my former comrades are doing well. God Bless America.
Posted by Scott Howell, Sergeant Major (RET) on July 17, 2007 @ 6:49pm
Looking for anyone who served with my uncle in Co D from June'68 to Jan '69. My uncle was Sgt Paul Walters. He was a door gunner. If you remember him and are interested in corresponding with him, drop me a line at: gringo47117@sbcglobal.net He was previously a grunt in the 196th and 199th Light Infantry Brigades and was wounded twice before shipping over to the 101st. Thanks!
Posted by Dan Culbert on July 4, 2007 @ 11:27pm
Thought I sent an earlier note, however my computer skills are obviously lacking.Have enjoyed the Guest Book comments. Have seen few Hawks since departing PhuBai in Dec 69.Mike Jones stopped by when in Williamsburg and it was super seeing him again. Mike dressed up like a girl for a Bn party since I promised Grayhawk I would bring a girl to th party. He was spechless after coming to the jeep and finding out he had been "had" Did see Billy Budd at Ft Knox. Missed him and others in Germany as they had departed Fligerhorst when I arrived.Talk with Neil Jocsing occasionally as well as Bob Heisterman (Hawk 3)Hope to contact Ron Perry ( first Hawk 6) and see about some kind of get together. I remember my days in PhuBai well. What a super group of cobra pilots...and maintenance guys to work with.Was not aware Ron Cowden was killed in a Rucker mishap Certainly recall John Hauck and enjoyed his article.
Take care
Posted by Gene Grayson on May 20, 2007 @ 2:57pm
Former HAWK 6 and glad to be on the net
Posted by Gene Grayson on May 19, 2007 @ 10:25pm
I remember you guys at Phu Bai. I was down the ramp flying with the 159th Varsity.
Posted by Everett Allen on March 16, 2007 @ 2:43pm
Fine Site I saw names that untill now I hardly thought about. There was a CWO1 O'Connor with D/101 70-71. I saw him in Iraq as a civilian. I weas a civilian contractor supporting what was D/101 Aircraft. No Cobras A64,H60 and Ch47.
Posted by gary welker on February 17, 2007 @ 7:30pm
I'm looking for any information on my father, Harvey Grannemann that was a Screaming Eagle that served in Vietnam 68-69? If there is anyone who remembers my dad, could you please contact me at andi_hoy@hotmail.com
Thank you so much!
Posted by andi_joy on February 9, 2007 @ 11:16am
Many of your guys covered my rear while serving with the Comancheros 68-69. I remember Bunky and Snowball saved my skin more than once on C/A's, and FOB. Flew a few times, front seat with Chuck Sellers. Many of the snake pilots came through our unit prior to joining ya'll. Shoot em in the face.
Cheers,
Double Deuce (A/101 Avn) 8/68--8/69
Posted by Victor Anderson (22) on January 24, 2007 @ 2:38pm
I was just browsing through, served with 176 Avn aka AHC as crewchief & dg on Dmodel. We worked with 502, 327, & LRRP teams. May 15/67 a dark day for LRRPs, quick reaction team, &176th. Nice sight. minuteman052@peoplepc.com
Posted by John B. Osborne on January 20, 2007 @ 11:50am
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