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Does anyone who worked with us in 570th 68-69 remember a young man named Stanfield (unfortunately I never knew his first name)He did a great job for us.I met him at the snack bar in Hunter AAF.after R.V.N. and stole hom from another unit.He worked in tech-supply.There's a picture of him(not a very good one)in my personal page.If anyone knows anything about him,please let me know.Thanks,Earl

Does anyone who worked with us in 570th 68-69 remember a young man named Stanfield (unfortunately I never knew his first name)He did a great job for us.I met him at the snack bar in Hunter AAF.after R.V.N. and stole hom from another unit.He worked in tech-supply.There's a picture of him(not a very good one)in my personal page.If anyone knows anything about him,please let me know.Thanks,Earl

The site gets better all the time.

Hi all,
I finally have some time to sit down and write to you. I only get home 2-3 days a week and my time is filled with working on my house and doctors appointments and getting as much sleep as I can. I work 16 hour days Friday thru Sunday and then work Monday morning and fly home that afternoon.
I have kept my promise to wear my BLUEGHOST HAT OR SHIRT whenever I fly and have met guys from the Rattlers; 196th; 1st of the 1st; and numerous Marines who had personnel experiences in Nam which involved Blueghost either helping their units or had worked with Blueghosts on different ops. I work with 2 former Marines that were at KY HA and had built some of the hooches and were there when the wreck occured on the beach.They were Marine doorgunners and have some wild stories to tell.
I do appoligize to everyone since I haven't been sending e-mails and don't get on my computer that often.
I lost 2 weeks of vacations due to cutbacks and so I haven't been kayaking yet this year and have only made 1 primitive rendevous so far. I miss the rendevous because most of the guys are Vietnam Vets and we have a great time together.
Well I have to get some sleep so please send me some e-mails. Don't worry if I don't answer right away. I'll get back to you asap.
Carl

new email address; lpotts1@alltel.net
Looking good keep up the good work Dan.

I was a Blue Ghost most of 1970..Was there when CW2 Saito was killed..Also when CPT Owens,I believe did not return from a flight. I was the Crewchief / Doorgunner on Blue Ghost 622. Would like tohear from others.

Dad and Donna,
This site is amazing! I love to read all the stories people tell. The pictures are great too! Great job!

I just wanted to say hello and this site is great. My dad is Donald R. Roland, he was a Blue Ghost pilot in 68-69 (I think these dates are correct). He passed away in 1993. We never talked to much about his experiences in Vietnam. So now I'm trying to do some research on my own. Your site and others like it help to keep the history alive. Thank you and take care. P.S. If any of his friends read this, I would love to hear from you, thanks.

Dan & Donna :
Just a note . . the site is better every time I go through it !

Wiggs

I missed KC but could not help it., I got religion and confirmation conflicted with the dates. I'll see all of you in Nashville this coming spring. I am going to be in Orlando for the VHPA . . .see most of you there.

Wiggs
"BlueGhost 26"

Hi everyone, just checking in to see how everyone is doing. I am currently in CA, anticipating returning to driving OTR about 060103. Sorry to have missed the reunion in KC, Bob's home town, but will do my best to be in Nashville next year. Love and hugs to all, Barbara

Want to pass on my address: 256 Church Lane -- Carlotta, CA. If any F Trp members are in Northern California feel free to stop by. For all you motorcycle riders -- we have some awesome roads. Carlotta is located approximately 30 miles South East of Eureka, in the hills of Humboldt County, home of the worlds tallest trees (redwoods).

Received this today from Cpt Arnold Holm's widow.Margarete.
She will keep us posted on any further information.
Dan

I'm not sure that I have the right page, but I wanted to let every
BlueGhost know that one of their own is found ! (95 % sure )
Arnold ( call sign BlueGhost 11 ) was shot down along with 2 of his
crewmen, on June 11, 1972 .
I was informed last night that a crash site was found 200 meters from
where he was originally thought to have gone down.

Margarete J Holm ( widow )

Greetings to all. Dan Delor, this is a great web site. You are doing an excellent job with the photographs and the commentary. I recognize all of the names and photos of the men from l967-68. I think that posting photographs on the internet of these men is especially important because it allows the general public to see what ordinary young american men we were, not the psychopaths and criminals that the hollywood liberal scum have portrayed us to be. I was a blueghost from May l967 until Oct l968 as lift platoon leader and scout platoon leader, Blueghost Red. Although some memories have faded, there are some events that I retain the most vivid recollection, viz, the day Phipps and Ramos were shot down. We tried like hell to land and rescue those guys but we could not because the automatic weapons fire was the most intense that we had ever encountered. I also vividly recall the hot day in July l968 that Mike Chambers and his gunship crew were shot down. We saw the crew crawling away from the crash under fire. We made a quick plan and got them off the ground and out of there as quick as we could.
When I became a scout, Billy Mackenzie gave me the transition to the LOH. Mac was the first Blueghost Red. Joe Johnson from Alabama was my crewchief and doorgunner (TN969). Joe chewed redman tobacco and drank crown royal whiskey. I believe that the last Blueghosts that I had any contact with was Bob Smith and Tom Schwartz about l972. Indeed, it was a great priviledge to have served with such brave and honorable men.

Bill Hatch 67-68
Blueghost Red

Hello all,
I was with the Blue Ghosts July 71 - July 72 at Marble Mountain Airfield. Would like to hear from others that was stationed there in that time frame.
I was flew some Night Hawk missions before taking over as Crew Chief on a Cobra in the fall of 71.

I am so looking forward to seeing Tim L, Hector M and everyone else at the reunion. Too bad more of you couldn't come. Be sure to see the Nam Vet's memorial in while in KC.

Just thought I would put in my new e-mail address:

lpotts5551@hotmail.com
Dan keep up the good work

Hi to all Blueghosts ! I guess I'm the last one still on active duty. Soldiers stop me regularly and ask about the Americal patch. I'm right now in Kuwait awaiting the action in Iraq which is hours or days away. Take care, Derrick

18 March 2003
CW5 Derrick Henry
7-159 Aviation Regiment
derrick.henry@us.army.mil

HI! I'm not going to make it again this year, but next year I'll be there with bells on!!!We need to show our patriotism and kick a protester in the ass.AIR CAV, SCOUTS 72 73

first time here, need to send pictures in I have some and get my stuff posted on here,,hell if wigs is here i ought to be here too.....how about you red and white (owens)?

Blue

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Just dropping a line to say my new E-mail address is rrneill@mindspring.com Hope to see a bunch of faces in K.C. BOB