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Just seen the new photo of MR-4 take-off. Great pix.

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he is looking for crews he was with and information on getting stuff replace due to a fire. books, patches ,dog tags were never gave back . due to his sister having. have surgery comming up and im fighting a battle with VA on hid benifits.

George E VOGLESONG JR, his name has been misprinted in your files

# 903-802-0286

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Comm- test to see if message gets posted.. 10Nov23

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Alpha-Omega

Nice addition: The interviews.

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I started out in the VP community, heard about VO-67 while in the VAW community, I am now in the CAF in AZ as a Docent, and would like to hear more about you all. Thanks to those who made the Ultimate Sacrifice, they are not forgotten. Thank you

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Looking for a AE2? KoenKamp. I believe he in the Electrician Shop, we serve together in another VP squadron.

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Thursday, 11 January 1968 MR2 KIA

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Sad, but the Squadron Roster page is mostly yellow. Father Time is taking toll.

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The Grandson of Jerome Busse, Crew-7, is looking to locate a copy of the book \" Wings of gold over the Ho Chi Minh Trail \" for his Grandfather Jerome. He is willing to pay for copy charges if asked. Contact Ben at benjaminvross@gmail.com

Thanks
Bob Reynolds

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Start / Finish

Was there ever a second aircraft that was assigned the Tail # MR2 ?

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Nothing here about the ZOOM (April 2022) Good place for news / Updates ....

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\"We’re scattered far and wide;
But still when two or three shall meet,
And old tales be retold...\"

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RIP Shipmates. John and Paul, it was my honor to serve with HEROS. :flag-us:

Yes - Crew-5 Roadrunner

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Crew-5,I may not have been with you on that faithful day, Feb. 17, 1968 but you have been with me ever since that day. RIP Brothers

:flag-um:

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Alpha-Omega

11 January 1968

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\"Five Hundred Days of VO-67\"

Soon time will erase memories of all who know the story
Of what Sky Sailors did in Laos, with undaunted glory
VC gunners found it easy to send some to heaven
Twenty were lost from VO-Sixty-Seven

The Screaming Green Neptune\'s flew steadily on
In search of the trucks and supplies for the Cong
Laying their buoys in a perfect straight line
Making history in warfare, the first of it\'s kind

Tracers looked like ribbons, ablaze in the sky
But not one brave crewmember thought he would die
Alas, fate is the hunter, and to some made a call
They gave as much as they could, some gave it all

Remember the Phantoms, how they stood on their tails
They tried to protect us with the help of the Nails
Sandys and Jollys were scattered about
In case they were needed to get our butts out

The buzz of the mini guns expending their load
Jets roaring, wings flexing, were bugging the road
Red earth below us, bad guys running round
The buoys are talking, what a beautiful sound

For five hundred days VO-Sixty -Seven made history
Why their tale was not told still remains a big mystery
Just memories and brotherhood is all that remains
When they faced the guns in those Screaming Green planes

Those Special Green Neptune\'s are all gone from this earth
But the men who flew in them are aware of their worth
They took them to places that young boys do dream
But the realties of war aren\'t as clear as they seem

Old men together after all the long years
Laughing and hugging and shedding some tears
Was it all worth it, did they do any good
Did some die for nothing, they did the best that we could

We honor our heroes in those screaming green planes
Etched in our memory and souls are their names
I know it was worth it, the things that they did
It saved many soldiers, to come home to their kids

Bob Reynolds - 2001

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RIP Crew 5

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All - 1967 / 68

Crew2 You are Not Forgotten.

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I think that a friend of mine AMSC Richard (Dick) Drews served in V)-67 I also think that he was a killed in action casualty. I would appreciate someone who knows contact me . at Luke37@cox.net. I also derved in Vietnam in 1968 and 1969 in HAL-3 in the Mekong Delta. AMCS Lewis N. (Luke) Rollwitz U S Navy Retired.

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In the fall of 1976, I was a test pilot at NADC Johnsville in Warminster, PA. Secretary of Defense, Robert McNamara, contacted Johnsville to develop a method of tracking trucks coming down the Ho Chi Minh trail in Viet Nam. I was assigned a project to drop sono bouys in trees surrounding the base. Flying an S2F Tracker and accompanied by an ordance man, we developed the capability of dropping them exactly where we wanted them. Then I took it into P-2V7 Neptunes and dropped them in the Smokey Mountains. At the completion of the project, A top secret meeting was called by the Commandant of NADC. It was at that meeting that I met my old commanding officer from VP-28, as he was introduced as the Commanding officer of this secret new squadron, Capt Wally Sharp. Thanks to all of you that made that mission come true.