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Looking for C company
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posted by Phillip Pardue
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Looking for the guys of C company. I remember Sgt. Odis Green he was our paltoon leader. Edward Thorpe, Roger Calvert, David Valdepend, Swan, these are the guys that my memory has served up. I wasnt to reconnect with as may as possible. My Job title was 45BGO MOS. Working on Tank Truits.
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RE: Looking for VN buddies
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posted by Jim Nicol
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I served in E Company from October 1968 thru September 1969. I was the only Armament Repairman in the unit but for the first month or so I helped out replacing hot ends.
Did you know Tom Beckett?
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Phu Loi
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posted by Mike Jones D Company
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Google Phu Loi Army Airfield Viet Nam. Some interesting history there.
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maps
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posted by Mike Jones D Company
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I went looking for Quan Loi on google earth and found it. Looked like a skid mark in the rubber trees. Phouc Vinh was another story. Good luck.
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B CO. 701st Dian 67-68
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posted by ken carter
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Looking for any one from B co.Orvil Lance, Carl McDanial,I was in the engineer section.
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RE: Looking for VN buddies
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posted by Ken "Oly" Taylor
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I was in "E" Company 701st from 5/68 to 5/69. I've wrote Chuck Alleger a few times a couple years ago. Just wanting to see if anybody else is out there that remembers. I was a mechanic. Like to hear from you. While I'm here I would like to ask if anybody has a map of Phu Loi int 68-69. I'd like to see if I can locate where E Co, 701 was.
Thanks---Ken (Oly)
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RE: Looking for VN buddies
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posted by Ken "Oly" Taylor
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I was in "E" Company 701st from 5/68 to 5/69. I've wrote Chuck Alleger a few times a couple years ago. Just wanting to see if anybody else is out there that remembers. I was a mechanic. Like to hear from you. While I'm here I would like to ask if anybody has a map of Phu Loi int 68-69. I'd like to see if I can locate where E Co, 701 was.
Thanks---Ken (Oly)
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RE: Looking for VN buddies
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posted by allegerc@juon.com
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Hi Ron, It's been a long time since I have checked the web , and looked at any messages. Glad to hear you are out here . It's been difficult to find any of the guys. hope all is well with you? If you want to say hello my e-mail is allegerc@juno.com If you know where any of the guys are let me know . I can tell you that william Bargi passed away a couple years ago. I learnd of this from Arron Largent, He worked in spares parts.
Hope you read this and want to say Hi.
Chuck alleger
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RE: Looking for VN buddies
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posted by Cliff
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I was with E Co. from 10-65 till 6-66. Was the co. still at PhuLoi when you were there. I was a supply clerk and later supply sgt.
I would also like to to hear from anyone who served in E Co.
Cliff
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Trying to contact old friends
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posted by David Torres
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I was in DiAn from 67-68 and trying to contact friends who i was stationed with. If a Dominic Peel from Youngstown,Ohio,Rick Torres from Dallas,Tx,Vic Abott or Tony Antonuchie from somewhere up north,I would sure like to hear from them.Old ghosts are still around and I would like to put then away.
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Trying to contact old friends
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posted by David Torres
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I was in DiAn from 67-68 and trying to contact friends who i was stationed with. If a Dominic Peel from Younstown,Ohio,Rick Torres from Dallas,Tx,Vic Abott or Tony Antonuchie from somewhere up north,I would sure like to hear from them.Old ghosts are still around and I would like to put then away.
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Looking for VN buddies
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posted by Punko
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701st E Company 12/68 to 12/69. Heard about this site from Ron Everett. Chuck Alleger, I remember you well. Thanks for the pics. If I can get my photoshop to work I should be able to help you out with some of the names. I have a ton of pics (just need to find them!) Wondering about guys like Bill Bargi (Chicago), Bruce Heather (Washington), Barnett (somewhere down south...Georgia?). Capt Bittinger (later Colonel) was C.O. Forget the 1st Sgt.'s name. Anyway, will keep checking in.
C
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