Submitted by Name: Jorge A. Maspons From: New Orleans, LA E-mail: Contact
Comments: Greetings my friends! I work as a volunteer at the National World War 2 Museum in New Orleans. I have already seen members of the Regiment there. If you come ask for me. I have tried to represent our Regiment well and everyone there knows about the "Blackhorse"
Added: June 25, 2019
Submitted by Name: Joseph E. Gehring Sr. From: The Villages, Fla. E-mail: Contact
Comments: My message said they couldn’t add cookies. I ordered cake.
Comments: Dave: Yep. A message in computereese said I was deprecated. Or the site was deprecated. I don't like being deprecated.
Added: June 21, 2019
Submitted by Name: Dave Chappel From: Ohio E-mail: Contact
Comments: Is anyone else having trouble getting into the forum?
Added: June 20, 2019
Submitted by Name: David Lebow From: Ellisville, MS/ currently inOklahoma E-mail: Contact
Comments: I am married to the former Kitty Howard, the widow of CPT Anse B. Howard, MD. He was assigned to the 37th Medical Company from Sept. 1968 to Sept. 1969. Kitty would like to hear from anyone who served with him in Vietnam. Please respond to <hobohills@yahoo.com> if you knew AB.
Thanks, David Lebow.
Added: June 7, 2019
Submitted by Name: Carl Herron From: Conway, SC E-mail: Contact
Comments: 48 yrs. ago G-Trp lost 3 KIA: Doc Stephen "Sabu" Spencer, Hilbert Teeter & Bennie Hively.
Added: April 24, 2019
Submitted by Name: Carl Herron From: Conway, SC E-mail: Contact
Comments: Sorry, that's Hilbert Teeter
Added: April 24, 2019
Submitted by Name: Ralph Wineland From: Toledo, Ohio E-mail: Contact
Comments: Guys,
I writing you in hopes that someone can help me contact my TC. Here is some background information. I was assigned by the 37th Medical Company at Blackhorse to HHT 2/11 around 17th of May 1969. The following day I was attached to G Trp., 2/11 a first platoon medic. On June 7th. our platoon was involved in a day long fire-fight with an NVA company dug in at an abandoned village south of An Loc. Our commanding officer Claude Hudson was awarded the DSC for his actions that day along with a E-6 TC. I believe my track was 1.3. Our senior medic that day was Olin Parks. We made our way back to Quan Loi with most of our 50 cals out of operation. I remember the next day chaplains were chopper in for services, we lost 2 or 3 troopers that day.
Shortly after that we were ordered to travel to Loc Ninh to relieve troops that were in heavy contact with the NVA/VC. As we were mounting up our lieutenant came by and order me to report to the airfield. Due to Red Cross intervention I was being order back to the States due to a medical emergency my pregnant wife was having. That temporary leave was changed to a compassionate reassignment to Selfridge AF base which was close to our home. I finished out my last 6 months at Selfridge. The TC and I exchanged a few letters after that I no longer have. I would really like to find him if he is still living and tell him how important those letters were to me.
Ralph Wineland
Added: April 17, 2019
Submitted by Name: HARRY HANSEN & DEBORAH From: PARAMUS NJ 07652 E-mail: Contact
Comments: LOOKING FOR BROTHERS THAT SERVED WITH JOHN PATRICK HENRY WHO WAS KIA ON 10MAR70 we were GOOD FRIEDS NEW HIM AS JACK AS A TEENAGERS I WAS WITH THE 1stn22n4th DIV 70-71
Added: April 13, 2019
Submitted by Name: jim young From: ky E-mail: Contact
Name: Jorge A. Maspons
From: New Orleans, LA
E-mail: Contact
Greetings my friends!
I work as a volunteer at the National World War 2 Museum in New Orleans. I have already seen members of the Regiment there. If you come ask for me. I have tried to represent our Regiment well and everyone there knows about the "Blackhorse"