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D.York
D.York
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CH-53Ds of HMH-463 made two small napalm drops

Upon viewing the photos in visions, provided by Larry Groah, I notice the gear is down on the a/c pictured. Did they have any problems with the carg...

21 years ago
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CH-53Ds of HMH-463 made two small napalm drops

Early summer 1970-110,000 gals of napalm dropped on Charlie Ridge in one day by HMH-463rd Barrel Bombers. Skip Burns, Charlie Block, Doug Raupp or ...

21 years ago
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Thread ratings (stars) gone?

Thank you. Now about the ratings. How can they be considered as misused? I've seen an 'official' post here somewhere saying (paraphrased) "no one c...

21 years ago
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Confusion in Vietnam?

I was not the Crew Chief, but I was flying that day, I think this was Medical supplies that no one wanted when the aircraft arrived and the pilots wer...

21 years ago
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V-22 cabin size

6 months old, but still interesting.I think they are going wwith a wet wing to solve the fuel tank/cog problem. How many Marines fit? Som...

21 years ago
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Nuclear Weapons in Vietnam would offer the U.S. no decisive military advantage

Did it hurt in Japan? Could it really have hurt in Vietnam? Good point Allan (or is it Alan? I can never remember) I've always felt we mi...

21 years ago
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The Passing Of A Great Marine, Bill Woidyla

It was my privilige to meet with Bill and Sandy at their home last spring. I have met few if any, with such courage, character, and strength as Bi...

21 years ago
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How many men died in Vietnam from other countries

Let's not be so quick to brush aside Canada's contribution to the Vietnam War. The link, tho informative, is outdated. The Canadian Vietnam Veterans ...

21 years ago
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Loss of Joanne Hewes , wife of Tom Hewes

A loss to one Marine is felt by all. Our prayers go out to you & your family in this trying time. God Bless.

21 years ago
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Re: Helicopter bomb

Re: Helicopter bomb Originally posted by Ed Egan Probably done before me in '67. And many times afterwards 😀

21 years ago
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Osprey's Fatal Flaw

Originally posted by Leatherneck The discouragement comes from people who are unable or unwilling to look at things objectively and acknowl...

21 years ago
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One of our own...medevac help needed.

Perhaps admin could make this a "sticky post", to remain at the top for a few weeks? What method of contribution works best? Check-Money order-cash-...

21 years ago
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Osprey's Fatal Flaw

Comparisons of Osprey to Apache is really a reach, but since the comparison of apples to oranges has been made, I thought I would throw this in....

21 years ago
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Article

I believe you have to create an account (free) to be able to log in & read the NY Times articles. At least that iss what it told me when I clicked o...

21 years ago
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Follow on to Helo uniforms ????/ Sidearms and knives

One of the most indespensible things I carried along with a stubby, & the only item I was able to get thru Okinawa. Still got it & still lovin...

21 years ago
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Follow on to Helo uniforms ????/ Sidearms and knives

In 70, most if not all gunners @ 463 had a kabar & at least a .38, along with their m-16, pen flares and sometimes maybe an m-79. I remember taking...

21 years ago
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HMH-463 attempted hijacking 69-70?

Guess my memory failed again. The dozer pickle part happened during my tour with HMH-463. Mike-Al, There's a Stars & Stripes article posted some...

21 years ago
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HMH-463 attempted hijacking 69-70?

I was a gunner with 463 in 70-71. I never heard anything of an attempted hijacking, or the bulldozer being pickled for that matter, but early 69 was ...

21 years ago
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