11th Cav Visitors Guestbook

Submitted by
Name: Randy Vandever
From: Evansville IN
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Comments:
Just read Blackhorse Riders Thanks A Trp Well done to rescue C2/8 Cav.That is what we do in The 11th ACR.E Trp
68/69 I will recommend the book to everyone I can we be in
Indy for the reuoin see you guys then Ssg Randy Vandever
retired

Added: May 25, 2012

Submitted by
Name: Paul Comiré
From: manville, RI 02838
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Comments:
lOOKING FOR BOB EVENS, FROM NY.

Added: May 23, 2012

Submitted by
Name: ed miller
From: cambria n.y. usa
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Comments:
remembering this day 45 years ago with the ambush against K Troop. always in my thoughts. :!cry:

Added: May 21, 2012

Submitted by
Name: Eric & Renee Baker
From: Washington state
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Comments:
My family and I are beyond saddened to hear that our Nation has lost one of it's finest Hereos.....Lt.Neil Keltner.
I first heard of Mr. Keltner 20 years ago when my father in law Bill Waller (C-troop Sept.66-67) shared his experience of the 11th Cav in Vietnam. The convoy ambush of Nov.21,1966 on high way one into Xuan-Loc truely tested every mans Bravery and Valor. Lt.Keltner not only answered the call, he defined it!
We will continue to share the life and memory of those who rode with the Black Horse, because in our hearts Lt. Neil Keltner wears the Medal Of Honor.

Eric,Renee,Jordan and Madison Baker
jordan05@comcast.net

Added: May 9, 2012

Submitted by
Name: Tom Hirst
From: Florida
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
I am looking for any info about NOLAN BYRD..... he was a MEDIC & KIA.... I went to high school with Nolan, but have never the circumstances regarding his death. I knew his family and they are equally vague about his death. I was also aMEDIC with the 1st Cavalry Division later on n the Vitnam conflict and would interested to hear of any info or pictures that you might have of him.

Contact me: ttinker@tampabay.rr.com

Added: May 6, 2012

Submitted by
Name: Gene Giles
From: Millry, Al
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
A-trp Sept 66 Aug 67 we lost 3 men in our first battle.
The only one I remember was Russell Haley. He and I were friends.

Added: April 26, 2012

Submitted by
Name: Carl Herron
From: Belle Vernon, Pa.
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Comments:
April 24, 1971 Doc 'Sabu' Spencer & Hilbert Teeter KIA.

Added: April 24, 2012

Submitted by
Name: Barb Moreno
From: woscpmsin
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Comments:
Delores Tyree, please contact me concerning the Ladies Group fund raiser for this year. We need to know if you are still willing to accept delivery of the books for it.
Barb

Added: April 20, 2012

Submitted by
Name: William Crapps
From: Rogers, AR
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
I just got a message from my brother that someone had contacted him about our uncle, Carver Joe Vaughan, who served with the 11th Cav and perished in Dec. 1970.

Neither one of us had the opportunity to know him personally. All either of us have are stories that have been passed to us from our family.

I am just glad to have some way to remember him and find out more about him and his service to our country.

Added: April 19, 2012

Submitted by
Name: Susan Johanson
From: Ferndale, WA
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
Thank you for this web site. Such a beautiful way to pay tribute to your fallen brothers. I am so very grateful to each of you for guaranteeing the freedoms I enjoy, the ones so many did not live long enough to pursue. Two families and I are now awaiting news that the human remains sent to the lab in Hawaii last September 2011 are those of our loved ones and friends. They are Blue Ghosts from C Troop 7/17 cav who flew a Huey out of Chu Lai on that fateful January 9, 1968 morning. The pilot was my friend, CWO Rainer S. Ramos, his co-pilot was CWO James Larry Phipps, the doorgunner is SSgt. Warren E. Newton. They had previously recovered the other crew member's partial remains, PFC Fred Secrist nine days after the Huey was shot down. Again, thank you for this site!

Added: April 18, 2012