I returned Monday from the TLCB Reunion in FT Walton Beach Florida. It was good to put a face to a lot of those who were involved with us. I also had the privelge of reading the names of the lost crewmembers of VO67 at the Reading of the Names ceremony at the Air Commando Memorial on Saturday, along with John Loftus. The names were of those lost that operated out of Thailand, Laos, and Cambodia. Jimmie Butler put the ceremony together and did an excellent job. I would like to encourage you to check into the TLCB as it is a fine organization. There are FACs, Zorros, Hoboes, Sandies, Comms, etc and they all remember us.Give it a checkout!

I concur with Earl. The TLC Brotherhood is a great bunch and I have been a member for several years. I plan on attending there next reunion in southern California next year. They do a lot of great work for the young and old in Thailand. Check the related links section on this site to locate the TLC Brotherhood.

One of our Honorary members of the VO-67 Association, Jimmie Butler, has posted pictures of the Memorial Service " Roll Call", taken during the annual TLC membership meeting at Ft. Walton Beach, FL. During the service more than 1650 names were read of American service members who were lost in action from Thailand, Laos and Cambodia bases. Earl Litz, VO-67 Association Secretary, and Honorary member John Loftus read the names of our 20 KIA members. Thank you guys! And thanks to Jimmie for putting together a great tribute for our brothers. You can see the pictures on Jimmies site at http://jimmiehbutler.com/TLCB%20Docs/2003%20Reunion/2003_tlcb_reunion.htm.



Bob Reynolds