Submitted by Name: Bill Wagner From: Streamwood,Il. E-mail: Contact
Comments: Happy holidays to all former 11th ACR troopers.A special shout out to members who served with HHT 3rd sqdn.,S2/3 section.Everyone have a safe,happy,and prosperous New Year.
Added: December 25, 2012
Submitted by Name: Larry H Schwab From: Plymouth Mich. E-mail: Contact
Comments: I would like to wish every one ith 11th Armor A Merry Christmass and a HAPPY NEW YEAR
Added: December 24, 2012
Submitted by Name: Luis Cirilo From: St. Paul, Mn. E-mail: Contact
Comments: This message is to members of the 1st Platoon 3rd Sqdn. 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment. To those of us who served with the 1st Platoon under Former Lt. Locklin... we have lost a fellow Trooper who was loved by his men. Lt Locklin was a fair man without biases, He led by example and respect. During the hardest times around christmas,Lt Locklin would share a cup of chocolate with his men anytime. Provided we were not being bothered by unfriendly people. We will always remember Lt Locklin . A Trooper. a Father and Grandfather. Our thoughts and prayers are with Doris and all her family. Luis Cirilohttp://www.11thcav.com/visitors/gbook.php?a=sign#
Added: December 23, 2012
Submitted by Name: Dwight Hargrove From: Detroit E-mail: Contact
Comments: I'd be interested in anyone in troop C - especially cooks Michael Hild - Gilmore - Sgt Vance, Sgt Orr (1st Cook?) Jasonrobin@bellsouth.net
Added: December 22, 2012
Submitted by Name: Mark Crist From: Texas E-mail: Contact
Comments: To Allan Wood downunder: I had a chance to read the chronicle of your trip to the land of the big PX, as described by us over there with boots on the ground. So glad us "Yank's gave you a hearty welcome, especially at our Memorial in Washington. Our own "Band of Brothers" welcomed you and Barb with the spirit maybe only we know. Having been downunder some years ago I see our Aussie brethren are never without words and frequent those places made famous by "Cheers." I wish I could have been there. I was there for the 25th and glad the powers that be made things a tad warmer for you, more reminiscent of your current weather. I'll add my "thank you for your service, Welcome Home, and remembering the 11thACR. Like I told you before, remember a time my track exchanged pleasantries at the Long Binh PX with an Aussie crew and that time I made the mistake of trying to keep up with an Aussie Warrant Officer and Sergeant Major at one of those...ahem....Pubs. A great memory though I will take with me to the Cav's Fiddler's Green. Stand Tall Mate and thank you for your chronicle. Mark...Air Cav and I-Troop, Vietnam 1968-70, 11th ACR. Feel free to fill me in on Vegemite. Tried it in Sydney. I guess everybody had a condiment for field rations. No comment mate! A Merry Christmas and Happy New Year down yonder to "Ya'll." That's Texican for "You All." Or with my New Jersey upbringing..."Youz Guys."
Added: December 20, 2012
Submitted by Name: John Hien From: Milwaukee, WI E-mail: Contact
Comments: I'm an H Co. Vietnam vet ('67 - '68), hoping to find some Louisiana troopers who can help me. I live in Milwaukee, WI, and have been looking for a fellow tank crewman for years. His name is Melvin J. Hebert and I know he lived Louisiana. See http://h-co.freehomepage.com/id17.htm for a pic of Melvin. I have info that he passed away on January 19, 1975, but have conflicting info about his grave site. One source says 'St. Edward Catholic Cemetery, West Dale Street, New Iberia, LA 70560', and another says 'Saint Edwards Catholic Church Cemetery, Richard, Acadia Parish, Louisiana'. If you live near these cemeteries, could you check this out? You can e-mail me at: jkhien@att.net
Added: December 20, 2012
Submitted by Name: Scott Tuttle From: Harrogate,TN E-mail: Contact
Comments: Hello, I am searching for any one that served with or knew my Uncle James Walter Tuttle. He serverd in the 11th ACR G Troop 11D 2nd Squadron In 1968-69. He was KIA on April 29,1969 in Tay Ninh Province. If anyone knew him or has any pictures or stories of him good or bad I would appreciate hearing from you. I just found this website and I am truly enjoyin looking at some of the pictures. Thank You for your time. Scott
Added: November 28, 2012
Submitted by Name: Ladies of the Blackhorse From: wi E-mail: Contact
Comments: The Ladies of the Blackhorse have about 115 cookbooks left. Cost of these books is $20 which includes shipping and handling. We must sell these books so that we can bring you something new and exciting at the next reunion. Please order yours now by contacting Barb Moreno at puppytoes8@gmail.com Profits from all our items goes to helping to move the 11th ACVVC monument from KY to GA. We also donate several wreaths to the Arlington Cemetary Christmas organization. We have also donated to the American Red Cross New Jersey Relief/ Please help
Added: November 27, 2012
Submitted by Name: Randy Vandever From: evansville in E-mail: Contact
Comments: have a happy thanksgiving and be careful out there Randy
Added: November 20, 2012
Submitted by Name: Joseph I Rooney From: Santa Clara, California E-mail: Contact
Comments: Dear Paulette Bollo,
My Condolences on losing Michael Danny. This is a tough season to lose a loved one, but keep in mind that we are there for you in spirit. We call it soldiering on. Look to the past for happiness and the future for sunshine.
Name: Bill Wagner
From: Streamwood,Il.
E-mail: Contact
Happy holidays to all former 11th ACR troopers.A special shout out to members who served with HHT 3rd sqdn.,S2/3 section.Everyone have a safe,happy,and prosperous New Year.