Submitted by Name: A. White From: Pittsburgh E-mail: Contact
Comments: To respond to the below, if it helps sir, my email address is andrew.m.doubleu@icloud.com Thank you.
Added: May 7, 2018
Submitted by Name: Albert Kallock From: Agawam, MA E-mail: Contact
Comments: Am a lifetime member of Blackhorse. Would like to respond to A. White who was General Starry’s grandson. I worked for Col. Starry towards the end of my tour. How do I resond to A. White?
Added: May 4, 2018
Submitted by Name: A. White From: Pittsburgh PA E-mail: Contact
Comments: Thank every one of you all for your sacrifices and your service to our country. It's excellent that you all have this resource to stay in touch, and it was a pleasure to look through your page and read more about the 11th. My grandfather, Donn Starry, commanded the 11th for a time in Vietnam and, growing up, never would shy away from teaching me everything he knew of military history and his time with the Unit. If anyone served with him, I'd love to hear from you. Even if just to say hello.
Added: May 4, 2018
Submitted by Name: Carl Herron From: Conway, SC E-mail: Contact
Comments: Remembering ‘Doc’ Spencer & Teeter kia today in 1971
Added: April 24, 2018
Submitted by Name: Robb Forston From: Indiana E-mail: Contact
Comments: John Cirjack, there are plenty of guys from 2nd Plt that should be able to help you out. Doc Clark was probably around then. If the administrator will give you my email we can get you in touch. I was in D 1/11 5/68-5/69
Added: April 14, 2018
Submitted by Name: John Cirjak From: Ohio E-mail: Contact
Comments: I served from April 1968 to April 1969. I was a tank driver in Delta Company, 11th Armored Cav., Tank Delta 23. Second Platoon. Lead Tank Driver. On or about May, June, or July of 1968 my tank hit a land mine. I'm not sure what part of the country this incident took place in. If anyone can remember, please contact me: cirjak068@gmail.com
Another incident was around Sept or Oct. 1968, possibly around Loc Ninh, we got ambushed leaving a night time defensive position and as lead tank driver took RPG hits to the gun shield and front slope of the tank. I was wounded during this action. If anyone recalls this action please contact me at: cirjak068@gmail.com
Added: April 8, 2018
Submitted by Name: Dan Kennedy From: San Jacinto California E-mail: Contact
Comments: I just got the letter yesterday! Hell yeah I'm going to join. I'm so excited to hear from you guys I could bust! I'm in contact with some of my 11ACR buddys on Facebook, so you can count on hearing from them too! Thank you so much for reaching out to me!
ALLONS!
Added: April 1, 2018
Submitted by Name: DOC TAYLOR From: IL E-mail: Contact
Comments: Sabers has always been from the beginning with cavalry, 11 is Blackhorse, when people see your pin they usually say Blackhorse, MY own opinion i consider Medics cooks, acavs,choppers, howitzers, personnel, commo, etc i could go on it is endless who sereved in the cav, sry and horse soldiers. and they are all cavalry. Not as well known as Blackhorse, but there were other armor units in the army as well as the marines. in Vietnam
Added: March 31, 2018
Submitted by Name: maurice (buck)rogers From: arlington wa E-mail: Contact
Comments: I have a question that's never got the answer. how come our unit pin is crossed sabers with 11 centered.It should be sabers with a tank, 11th armored cav. excuse my spelling
Added: March 25, 2018
Submitted by Name: Kristofer Danielson From: Sparta, WI E-mail: Contact
Comments: I was hoping someone here might remember my father, Sgt/SSgt Tom Danielson. If my memory serves, he was in-country 71-72, and spent most of his time, I believe in Cambodia.
Name: A. White
From: Pittsburgh
E-mail: Contact
To respond to the below, if it helps sir, my email address is andrew.m.doubleu@icloud.com
Thank you.