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Record 87 Name: John Kolsun Website: War-Records Referred by: Geocities From: Time: 2000-01-15 05:39:50 Comments: World Wide Web Information Release January 15, 2000 John Kolsun, a combat wounded and disabled Vietnam veteran, is pleased to announce the release of a comprehensive collection of Vietnam records to the World Wide Web. For immediate release, please point your browsers to the following URL: http://www.War-Records.com/ Here’s what you can expect to find in our Web pages: A means to memorialize veterans, battles or events that are important to you while at the same time keeping a memory alive. You can view pictures, documents, citations, orders, letters, information, who helped, research links, memorials, tributes, old newspaper clippings, and addresses submitted by veterans, dads, mothers, sisters, brothers, girl friend, uncles, aunts, grandparents, cousins, grandchildren, husbands, wives, buddies, family friends, and individuals. Visitors find, locate, and research: Claims, Awards, Proof, Communiqué, Casualty, Daily, Decorations, Events, Purple, Heart, Instructions, Information, Journal, KIA, WIA, MIA, POW, Medal, Maps, Message, Memorial, News, Positions, Personnel, Photos, Roster, APC, Release, Roll, Summary, Sounds, Wounds, Heroes, Individual, Vietnam, Korean, Gulf, World, War, Veteran, Soldier, Search, Rescue, Destroy, Cordon, Clear, Mission, Campaign, Combat, Assault, Enemy, Ambush, Mine, Patrol, Sweep, Convoy, Security, Truck, Escort, Push, Attack, Booby, Trap, Contact, Fire, Fight, Battle, Drive, Offensive, United States, Army, Air, Force, Navy, Marines, Coast Guard, ARVN, Montagnard, Camp, R&R, Scenery, Tactical, Flight, Sorties, Tank, Bunker, LZ, Village, Province, Fire, Base, Landing, Zone, Helicopter, Chopper, Evac, Medavac, Medcap, Infantry, Artillery, Cavalry, Engineers, Seabee, Signal, Communication, Military, Police, Ranger, Logistics, Nurse, Doc, Medic, Aid, Station, Medical, Transportation, Weather, Forward, Observer, Party, Enemy, Friendly, Land, Ground, Forces, LRP, SRP, Team, Dog, Squad, Platoon, Mortars, Scout, Weapons, A, B, C, D, Service, Administration, Company, Mechanized, Mobile, Battery, Battalion, Brigade, Gunship, Crew, Pilot, Squadron, Wing, Commander, Highway, Track, Detachment, Element, Division, Installation, Task, Duty, Operations, Officer, Staff, Organization, Macv, Unit, Regiment Corps, Fleet, District, Delta, Central Highlands, Rubber, Plantation, 201, Finance, File, Box, Radio, Bridge, Call, Sign, Gun. Province, NVA, VC, If your research involves records of war, we’d like you o be able to find the information you need in the War-Records Web pages. Our pages are ready and waiting for you to view them. For more information about the War-Records Web pages, please contact John Kolsun. |
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Record 86 Name: Susan Website: Referred by: From a Friend From: Simmons Airfield Fort Bragg Time: 2000-01-15 02:21:32 Comments: well done, well thought out. Beautiful artwork. We Are trying to find ACFT parts for a future museum static display and ran across this page. Wish us luck. By the way: Heartfelt thanks to all those Vets out there, who did what they could do, when they had to do it. |
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Record 85 Name: Richard Blakeley Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In From: NYC/Orlando FL Time: 2000-01-10 18:38:17 Comments: Happy Millenium! From Blakeley |
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Record 84 Name: J.S.(Jim)BrighamJr. Website: 7th Cav Referred by: From a Friend From: Charlotte, NC 2/7th Cav 65-66 Time: 2000-01-08 18:27:43 Comments: Would have been nice in 65, hueys had M60 hung by bungy cord and no mounts. Never saw them in action but prorbably been a better sight than Puff. Come visit the 7th Cav. |
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Record 83 Name: steve thul Website: not yet Referred by: Just Surfed On In From: mn Time: 2000-01-06 07:09:16 Comments: great stuff |
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Record 82 Name: Frank White Website: You're on it! Referred by: Just Surfed On In From: Metropolitan Randleman Time: 2000-01-01 06:02:00 Comments: HAPPY NEW YEAR Everyone!!!!
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Record 81 Name: Bruce E. Hardy Website: Hardy Business Associates Referred by: Just Surfed On In From: Manchester, New Hampshire Time: 2000-01-01 02:56:20 Comments: I was a Huey Pilot with "Snoopy Flight", HQ Avn Section 3rd Bde 1Cav Div, during the Battle of Hue, Feb 1968. We flew in support of all the 7th Cavalry (Infantry) Regiments of the 3rd Bde during this battle. At the time we were based at Camp Evans. I was a "new guy" at the time, and my AC was Al Eason, who taught this new guy how to fly "in country". I remember during the battle coming accross the Guns a Go Go aircraft, blown up in the field North of Hue, just off Route 1 and asking Al about it. He told me what you guys were about. I was impressed. Nice web site you have. I still talk with Al Eason after all this time. My call sign in Snoopy Flight was "Bones". I was Class 67-19 and 67-23. I retired in 1997 as CW4 after 31 years. My Business Website Homepage is passcoded. Code # is 1361352 for access. |
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Record 80 Name: Deborah Oney Website: Blood Recall/Withdrawal - Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease (CJD) Referred by: Viewing another Guestbook From: Chicago Time: 1999-12-29 17:02:52 Comments: Interesting website. |
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Record 79 Name: CW3 (Ret) Robert W. Potts Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In From: Pulaski, Virginia Time: 1999-12-28 15:08:40 Comments: I am proud to say I had the honor and privilege of being associated with the crew of "Cost Of Living" and the other soldiers of "Guns A-GO-GO." They were all a part of my exposure to the military and the lasting friendship that developed will never leave my thoughts. I remember that morning when "145" was scheduled to fly off on a mission and I was scheduled to fly but was pulled off at the last moment because of crew rest, so I was replaced. Everyone wanted to fly because it got you away from the monotony of base camp; you're out soaring the skies and the history we were making was a part of being members of the "Guns A-GO-GO." Even today there are no words that can express the feelings and thoughts that assaulted my mind when the news of the faith of "145" reached base camp. |
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Record 78 Name: Gary Grose Website: Referred by: From a Friend From: Athens, AL Time: 1999-12-22 17:21:36 Comments: Hey Cuz! Just enjoying your wonderful paintings on your webpage again and thought I'd sign in and say a word or two. Matthew is 3, and can spot a Chinook from a distance... guess it's true-it does run in the family! Keep up the good work. MERRY CHRISTMAS |
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Record 77 Name: James M Whitner Website: Referred by: From a Friend From: Time: 1999-12-22 14:51:23 Comments: I was one of the original 8 pilots. I was also one of the first pilots to test fly the ACH-47 at Aberdean Proving Grounds. In fact...since I was one of the original 3 people who worked on the armed helicopter project back in 56 I have quite a few photos around that you might be interested in. |
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Record 76 Name: H. W. Calonkey Website: Referred by: From a Friend From: Woodward, IA USA Time: 1999-12-21 04:58:05 Comments: Frank- The artwork came thru jest fine, no zits or hits. "Momma's Prayers" is most certainly a good one for former grunts to put on their wall. Frank, many thanks for the good art works! Readers, buy the man's prints. They are mighty fine works and capture the spirit of our close air support. To other former grunts- Help the project along by telling your "It saved my ass..." story. Don't need to put it here if you don't want, send it to Frank as private commo is an option. The blade heads most certainly need to hear comments of appreciation, from us "Satisfied Customers". So, sound off now! Wishing all that read this, Happy Holidays! Hank, former D-1-12 Cav |
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Record 75 Name: Simpson, Robert V. Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In From: Chattanooga, Tn. Time: 1999-12-21 03:28:35 Comments: This is one of the best ways I've seen to honor all the unsung heros of the "CHINOOK" era. Keep up the good work! |
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Record 74 Name: Luther Kantner Website: VietNam1966 Referred by: From a Friend From: Seattle Time: 1999-12-07 08:26:51 Comments: Thank you very much for your wonderful web site,enjoyed it very much.While on an operation near Vung Tau in 1966,one of your Choppers circled above my pinned down Recon Platoon and saved our butts.Thank you Luther ( Recon 2nd Bn 28th Inf) |
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Record 73 Name: Tom Merrifield Website: Referred by: Clicked on a 'Guestbooks by GuestWorld' Button From: Marion, Iowa 52302 Time: 1999-12-03 23:41:57 Comments: I recieved an email from Frank White in response to my signing the guestbook and said that I knew PFC Pike Mayo. The email asked me to respond with my memories of him. The best one I can remember is while we were waiting to transfer from Ft. Rucker to Ft. Eustas. He was the first one of us to be promoted to PFC so he decided to go out and celebrate the promotion. He got drunk and ended up getting busted the same day that he had been promoted. |
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Record 72 Name: Bob Chenoweth Website: Referred by: From a Friend From: Clarkston, WA Time: 1999-11-30 18:58:23 Comments: Frank, Great Web site. This is an interesting an important story to Army Aviation. I had the privledge of writting about this unit in the early 80s for Aviation News out of England and would someday like to do a book that documents all of the pictures and stories in one place! Thanks for doing it. |
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Record 70 Name: Gary Samuels Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In From: Everett WA, Time: 1999-11-25 21:30:17 Comments: Spent my 20 years in the Army working on, flying in, teaching maintenance on,and having a good time being arond the CH-47. I loved every second. Thanks for bringing it all back. |
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Record 69 Name: lynne Snyder Website: Referred by: From a Friend From: Time: 1999-11-16 18:14:18 Comments: Frank, Can't wait to see what other subjects you are going to feature. Lynne |
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Record 68 Name: M/Sgt retired Bob Schenck Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In From: Clarksville,tn Time: 1999-11-12 23:10:40 Comments: Served with SSG Talan in 62/63 6th Trans Co Korea. Spent 3 tours vietnam 67/68boxcars,69/70 a trp 2/17 cav,72/73 F trp 4th us cav..GOD BLESS ALL THE GUNS A GO GO CREWS> |