11th Cav Visitors Guestbook

Submitted by
Name: blackhorse
From: usOf a

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919th eng. you servered WITH above post!!!!!

Added: March 14, 2012

Submitted by
Name: Roderick b. Stephens
From: Phila., PA

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From 1970-1972 11th ACR 58th Combat Eng.

Added: March 14, 2012

Submitted by
Name: Elmer C. Hamilton
From: Westville, OK.
E-mail: Contact

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I served in Regt. HHT in 1969 thru 03/70 starting at Blackhorse FSB & later at Bien Hoa Army Base. Any guys that served in Regt. HHT in Nam that remembers me can Email me at cherokee1047@netzero.net

Added: March 11, 2012

Submitted by
Name: Richard C Cole
From: oneonta ny
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I couldn't get into the the army. I'm proud of my fathers service in Vietnam.

Added: March 11, 2012

Submitted by
Name: Ada Hunter Moull
From: Elkhorn City,Ky and Jackson,Mi
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I want to thank you so much for honoring by brother
SPEC5 Billy Ray Hunter. It is awesome. My mother passed away January 2011 she would have cried her eyes out and yet she would have been so proud of him. My brother Bob and I have his medals and ribbons in a show case but his memory is in our hearts and now mom rests with him in heaven and I know they are very happy. Thank you once again. Ada Hunter Moull and Bobby Skeens

Added: March 6, 2012

Submitted by
Name: William
From: Lancaster, Pa
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William F. Slusser, age 69, of Stevens, succumbed peacefully to the effects of Agent Orange at home on March 1, 2012, surrounded by his loving family. A son of the late Clark F. and Ethel (Young) Slusser, and step-son of the late Gilda Slusser and Ed Kelchner, Bill loved the outdoors, including hunting, fishing, and camping in the mountains of upstate Pennsylvania. Known as “Billy” growing up, “Slush” at work and “Poppy” to his grandchildren, he enlisted in the U. S. Army in 1961 studying as a Nike Hercules missile technician at NATO nuclear warhead school, Oberammergau , Germany . After being stationed at various missile sites, he served in Vietnam 1968-70 as an 11th Black Horse Armored Calvary tank driver. He received a Purple Heart, Vietnam Service Medal & Gallantry Cross, Army Commendation Medal and a Bronze Star. He has worked for Victor Weaver, Big Dutchman, Woolworth and last, loved driving truck for Summer’s Trucking. His favorite job was being a husband, father and grandfather. Surviving are his wife of 41 years, Ruth R. (Cairl) Slusser; children, Sonya Kessler, fiancée of Troy Hawkins; Jim (Colleen Shadwell) Slusser; Gwendolynn Myers, companion of Timothy Gallaher; William “Pete” (Lucie Hill) Slusser; and Jennifer Slusser; grandchildren, Steven, Jessica, Jamie, Kenneth, Samantha, Michael, Melissa, Rachel, Regina, Gabrielle, Chayla and Alivia; great-grandchildren, Zane, Christian, Noa and an expected great-granddaughter; Aunts, Martha Bankus and Mary Sponenberg; sisters, Bertha Hamilton, Elmira, NY; Connie Reider, Salisbury, NC; Cindy (Tom) Gensel, Berkwick; and Deb (Bob) Thennis, Mifflinville; and numerous nieces, nephews and their families. Also predeceasing him were brothers in law, Jim Hamilton and Bob Reider, 2 nephews and a great-nephew.

Although Bill is no longer here in person, his family knows he’s in the heavens above looking down upon them. His memory will never fade, as they remember the kind of man he was…a hero, survivor, patriot, loving husband and proud, devoted father and grandfather.

Added: March 4, 2012

Submitted by
Name: Linda (Knutson) Matranga
From: Livingston, Wis
E-mail: Contact

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Douglas Ralph Hodgson was my mother's first cousin. her name was Lexa (Knutson) Hodgson. Douglas has a twin brother David who I am still in contact with. Douglas was close to my age. His father and my mother's father
were "step brothers". I remember Douglas as a little boy when we would all play at Grandaddy and Ethel's house. As far as I know, Douglas is the only relative that I have on the Vietnam Wall. I know his death was accidental and I am sorry his life was cut so short. I have a copy of his obituary that my mother cut out of the newspaper. Rest in Peace Douglas knowing you were loved and missed. Linda (Knutson) Matranga

Added: March 3, 2012

Submitted by
Name: HARRY WITHAM III
From: EAST LYME CT
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Hello.
What a wonderful surprise to get the letter of this website. I've often wondered what everyone has been doing. Please feel free to contact me and my wife, Peg.
I served with you from 1966 to 1967.

Added: February 26, 2012

Submitted by
Name: DON SPENCER
From: MAUMEE, OHIO
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Served in the 11th Armored Calvary stationed in Landshut, Germany from 1957 to 1958

Added: February 25, 2012

Submitted by
Name: Mary Matthews Singleton
From: Clyde, NC
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I am the widow of Sgt. Charles C. Matthews, tank commander killed in Vietnam August 13, 1969. Does anyone know which tank he was on?

Added: February 25, 2012