late 1945 or early1946 rookies from camp rucker al.toreplace 91st infantry who apparently went a.w.o.l. to avo
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Really. I never heard about this. Fascinating. Looks like I have some research to do.
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It really is amazing how many people you find in the Army that are willing to go out of their way for you, I guess that is why `they joined up. It is one of the biggest things I miss about being in. And rizzo822002, thank you and keep your head down.
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This was the best that I could find under the 11th calvarly.\nLots of luck to you in locating your friends...\n\nThe 11th Armored Cavalry's Veterans of Vietnam & Cambodia was founded in 1984 after 75 names of  Blackhorse Troopers were collected in Washington DC at the dedication of the "Three Fighting Men" statue near the Vietnam Veterans Memorial.\n\nReunions have been held every year since 1986.  Reunion sites have been: Arlington, TX; Washington, DC; Louisville, KY;  Minneapolis, MN; Sacramento, CA; Philadelphia, PA; San Antonio, TX;  Indianapolis, IN; Colorado Springs, CO; Appleton, WI; Louisville, KY; Las Vegas, NV; New Orleans, LA; San Diego, CA; Buffalo, NY;  Ft. Myers, VA; Nashville, TN; Eugene OR;  Daytona FL; and the 2006 Reunion will be held at Kansas City, MO. In 2007 Louisville, KY. has been chosen to host the reunion.\n\nWe have been able to reunite many of our brothers by keeping a computer master file of everyone we've found by their name, squadron and troop and their dates in-country.  We update our rosters continuously to assure they are accurate and complete. We have reunited many buddies this way.\n\nWe publish a quarterly newsletter to each member of 11 ACVVC with reunion information, historical stories by our membership and information about our current members and events.  Participation in contributing to the contents of the newsletter is encouraged to all.\n\nWe provide scholarships to our K.I.A.'s children, our 11 ACVVC members, and the children of our membership.  In the past years, we have provided over $375,000.00 in college scholarships to help defray the expensive costs of a college education.  Scholarships are for $3,000 per individual.  This program is one of our most coveted programs, helping our children get an education and to become our leaders for the future of our country\n\nSource: www.11thcavnam.com
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Contact the National Archives. They have military records. This link might be a good place to start.
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This should help:\n\nhttp://www.afb.org/annesullivan/\n\nGood Luck
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I assume your Dad was with this unit?\nName:  Bill Bouckaert  \n\nEmail Address: bbilljb@aol.com\n\nDate: 10/03/05\n\nComments: My name is Bill Bouckaert. I was in country from 2/67 till2/68. I was the Commo man for the whole year I was there. Sgt Torre was the Commo Sgt. 66 was our APC,  Rosemarys  Baby. Most of my time was spent at Blackhorse.\nI met a lot of great guys, I enjoy reading all the communication from friends from 30= years ago.\nGod Bless\n\nI hope this will be of some help for you! Our Vietnam Troops served proudly and certainly did not deserve the treatment that some of them recieved when they came home\n\nAn excellent site where you can find any and all info on Vietnam is: http://members.aol.com/TeacherNet/Vietnam.html#Images\n\nAnother site I enjoyed/there are a lot of photos on this site too! :\nhttp://www.woodlot.com/vietnam/html/photo.cfm
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The Air Force used to be part of the Army.
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i would suggest looking here ;-)\n\nwww.armylocator.com
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Must be nice to be 23 and have all the answers. I've been in the military for 22 years and have yet to gleam the wondrous amount of information that you have accumulated in Lancaster PA. Wow your observation and research skills are truly profound. I was talking to my buddy big foot, and his wife the tooth fairy and we all think you are onto something. Golly I need to drop out of the service and get a blog page so I can look all hip and deep, with the ploy of looking like an intellectual, when in fact I'm actually trying to get laid. Yes Steve you are cool.
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they are a rapid response group,supposed to be able to strick any where in the world in 24 hours. but i dont know anything about them since they are in the movies only.\nformed from the 82nd airborne stationed at ft bragg,now select ones come from all branches now to form the crew,and it has been awhile since i had anything to do with them,but i have a nephew still in,i just cant remember where he is though :0)
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I was there in '95-'96 and took part in operation foal eagle.\nalso Suwon airbase.
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I'm gonna let you know something I learned during basic at Lackland. AFJROTC is crap. What they teach you is practically nothing to what you will learn in ROTC. When you get out of high school go for ROTC. My TI told us JR teachs you the wrong things and messes you up. I had a girl in my flight from JR and she got behind cuz she was stuck in JR ways
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I was born just after the war ended. I remember the Andrews Sisters singing Bugle Boy.\n\nAnd my papa talking about his job in the army \n(Bear in mine we are of the black hue so this would be purty interesting to those who know what that means).
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army has one...got it 97th ARCOM (97th Army Reserve Command).  Trust me on this none of these people know what they are talking about.
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Try the local VFW posts in the area. As for actual military records, some may be hard to get due to a records fire at a Army Facility in 1973.
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If you find something please let me know, feel free to E-mail me, I'm in Vietnam for 19 Years, my Dad was in the war but do not know much about him, I do want to find some but do not know where to start.\nmailt4@yahoo.com
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I don't remember his name but i recall hearing about a guy in the army in the vietnam era who didn't fight because the army kept him in America because he was such a good shooter it made good PR for the army. I remember being told that he could toss asprin in the air and shoot it with a .22.