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"HAPPY VETERANS DAY TO ALL"
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Happy to say the draft ended two weeks before my 18th birthday, did not have to go to Vietnam.(would have gone Navy, my Brother-in-law was on the USS Hancock) I am most grateful to all who have served. The world is a better place because of them.
Happy to say the draft ended two weeks before my 18th birthday, did not have to go to Vietnam.(would have gone Navy, my Brother-in-law was on the USS Hancock) I am most grateful to all who have served. The world is a better place because of them.
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Draft lottery number 252 kept me from going. But a neighborhood buddy of mine was drafted and went to 'Nam, never to return.
Here's to remembering him on this solemn and special day.
Draft lottery number 252 kept me from going. But a neighborhood buddy of mine was drafted and went to 'Nam, never to return.
Here's to remembering him on this solemn and special day.
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USAF 3rd Group Air Rescue, Vietnam & Thailand "72"
Doc, after the crease fire I got sent to the 601st at Hill AFB, UT (73/74) as a photog
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USAF 3rd Group Air Rescue, Vietnam & Thailand "72"
Doc, after the crease fire I got sent to the 601st at Hill AFB, UT (73/74) as a photog
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I got around to all the Thai bases at some piont. ISTR I chased a squadron of A-7's from Myrtle Beach to (fairly certain) Korat as a story.
We'd ride the train down to Bangkok about as frequently... The (in)famous Windsor Hotel. :laugh:
Took to staying in the President after about the second trip. :thumbsup:
Really!?!? Wow. I suspect we know some people in common then! Herm Kokojan was a pal, some of the other AAVS guys I'm still in contact with. One of 'em is in a couple pic's HERE He broke a leg ejecting from a wounded OV-10.
Did a few TDY's to NKP. Busride to town was always an adventure. :wink:
martx-5 said:DrEntropy said:
No, I was stationed in Korat (Nakhon Ratchasima) and went down to Bangkok about once a month for fun and games. We had fun and games in Korat, but the quality was better in Bangkok. :laugh:
I got around to all the Thai bases at some piont. ISTR I chased a squadron of A-7's from Myrtle Beach to (fairly certain) Korat as a story.
We'd ride the train down to Bangkok about as frequently... The (in)famous Windsor Hotel. :laugh:
Took to staying in the President after about the second trip. :thumbsup:
Marv said:
Really!?!? Wow. I suspect we know some people in common then! Herm Kokojan was a pal, some of the other AAVS guys I'm still in contact with. One of 'em is in a couple pic's HERE He broke a leg ejecting from a wounded OV-10.
Did a few TDY's to NKP. Busride to town was always an adventure. :wink: